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Planning and Design | Webinar
2024

Evaluation Essentials for Non-Evaluators: Understanding the Basics and Benefits of Evaluation

Submitting a proposal to the National Science Foundation Advanced Technical Education (ATE) program can be overwhelming. One of the many proposal requirements...

None | Slides
2023

Celebrating ATE’s Evolution through Findings from the ATE Survey

Session presented at the 2023 ATE PI Conference.

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Slides
2023

What PIs Need to Know About Preparing NSF Annual Reports – Now!

Presentation given at the 2023 ATE PI Conference by Pam Silvers from Mentor Connect, Kalyn Owens from NSF, and Lyssa Wilson Becho from EvaluATE.

None | Slides
2023

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in ATE Evaluation: Case Studies of Three ATE Projects

Presentation from the 2023 ATE PI Conference focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion in ATE projects data collection and use.

None | Blog Post
2023

Special Challenges Evaluating Non-Degree Credential Programs

One of my evaluations examines implementation of what project managers call incremental credentials—non-degree credentials that don’t fit a traditional associate–bachelor’s–graduate degree structure....

Data Collection & Analysis, Management, Planning and Design | Webinar
2024

Expanding Your Repertoire: A Crash Course in Evaluation Approaches

When it comes to evaluation, one size does not fit all. This webinar is designed to help project teams and evaluators discover...

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Engagement, Interpretation, Management | Blog Post
2024

Celebrating Excellence: Insights from the 2023 Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards Nominations

EvaluATE’s third annual Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards saw the largest number of nominations yet, and the high level of quality was exciting...

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