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1) Certification.
The Evaluators' Institute offers certificates for professional evaluators. Three of these are course-based and the fourth is competency based. These are offered to assist you in planning a program of study in evaluation and to provide public acknowledgement of completion of this study. They are: Certificate in Evaluation Practice (CEP), Certificate in Advanced Evaluation Practices (CAEP), Certificate in Quantitative Evaluation Methods (CQEM), and Master Evaluator Certificate. For information on the Certificates go to Overview of Certificates .
2) Learn from the best. This
is the eleventh year that nationally and internationally recognized leaders
in the theory and practice of evaluation have helped plan and implement a set of
courses for the Institute. Our faculty are top scholars, excellent instructors,
and keenly interested in working with practicing evaluators to improve
our profession.
3) CEUs and
Acknowledgements of Participation .
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) awarded by the American Council on
Education are available to those who desire them and complete the required
paper work on the last day of each class; and
Acknowledgements of Participation are presented after the afternoon break of the last day of courses.
4) Distinguished fellow participants.
An important part of the Institute is the opportunity participants have
to learn from and network with each other. That interaction should be
rich and provocative if the year 2006 attendees are like those who have
attended in the past.
Following are just some examples. They
came from as far away as Albania, Argentina,
Armenia, Australia, Barbados, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada,
Cambodia, Chile, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, England, Finland, France, Gabon,
Georgia, Germany, Ghana, Greenland, Guam, Honduras, Hong Kong, India, Ireland,
Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico,
Micronesia, Netherlands, Namibia, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Peru,
Philippines, Poland, Puerto Rico, Romania, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South
Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Trinidad, Tobago, United
Kingdom, Uganda, Uraguay, Uzbekistan, U.S. Virgin Islands, Venezuela,
Wales, West Indies, and Zimbabwe; plus the U.S. states and the District
of Columbia;
worked for ...
-- more than 200 colleges and universities
including Brigham Young, Bryn Mawr, California Polytechnic Institute,
Carnegie Mellon, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Johns Hopkins, Case Western
Reserve, Columbia, Wake Forest, Brandeis, Fordham, Gallaudet, Claremont
Graduate, Northwestern, American, Georgetown, George Washington, Cornell,
Vanderbilt, Alabama A&M, Texas A&M, Old Dominion, Purdue,
Dublin City, East Carolina, Tuskegee, Eastern Michigan, Eckerd College,
Queens, Georgia Tech, Southern Illinois, Rutgers, Keele, LeHigh, Loyola,
Stetson, Syracuse, Temple, North Florida, South Florida, West Florida,
Rowan, Maastricht, Nairobi, Bergen, Alberta, Calgary, Montreal, Freiburg,
Toronto, Tokyo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Hartford, Miami, Pittsburgh,
District of Columbia, British Columbia, Virginia Commonwealth, Western
Michigan; the Universities of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas,
California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada,
New Mexico, North Carolina, South Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania,
Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia,
Washington, and Wisconsin; State Universities of Arizona, California,
Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan,
Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
Utah; SUNY, Creighton University, Mills College, Barry University,
Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, Austin Community College,
Boise State, Calvin College, William and Mary College, Jackson State,
Mayo Graduate School, Peabody College, Morehouse College, Medgar Evers
College, Otterbein College, Milton Hershey School, Moravian College,
New York Institute of Technology, Norfolk State, San Diego State,
Sonoma State, Northern Arizona, Portland State, Saint Augustine's,
Wichita State; Medical University of South Carolina, Medical College
of Wisconsin, Bowie State; and more.
--U. S. Departments of Agriculture, Commerce,
Education, Health and Human Services, Labor, State, Transportation,
Treasury, National Institutes of Health, Veterans Affairs, and of
Justice; Centers for Disease Control, National Science Foundation,
Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Railroad Administration,
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Central Intelligence Agency, AMTRAK,
National Institutes of Health, National Institutes of Justice, National
Museum of Science and Technology, National Park Foundation, National
Research Council, National Labor Relations Board; U.S. Sentencing
Commission, General Accounting Office, Centers for Disease Control,
Coast Guard, Legal Services Corporation, Immigration Commission, Equal
Employment Opportunities Commission, Small Business Administration,
Office of Personnel Management, Office of Special Education Programs,
Fannie Mae Foundation, Congressional Research Service, Army, Peace
Corps; Departments of Health/Public Health of Arizona, California,
Idaho, Michigan, Oregon, Texas, Utah; and more;
--The World Bank, U. S. Agency for International
Development, Organization of American States, InterAmerican Development
Bank, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development; United
Nations Capital Development Fund, and Development Programme; Pan American
Health Organization; Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership;
and The American Red Cross, American Cancer Society, CARE, UNICEF,
World Vision Relief and Development, Habitat for Humanity, Easter
Seals; and more;
--Foundations like: Bader, Annie E. Casey,
Eurasia, Ford, Gates, Hartford, Hewlett, Irvine, Joyce Foundation,
Kauffman, Knight Foundation, Kronkosky Charitable, Lumina, San Francisco,
Schwab Foundation, Stuart, Packard, Urban Institute; the Zellerbach
Fund, California Endowment; Pew Charitable Trusts, Colorado Trust,
Corporation for National Service, Volunteers of America, United Way,
American Association of Retired Persons, American Medical Association,
Association of Medical Colleges, Association of American Colleges
and Universities California Teachers Association; and more;
--Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians;
Arizona Auditor General Office; Delaware Division of Vocational Rehabilitation,
Illinois Violence Prevention Authority, Nebraska Legislative Research
Division, North Carolina Department of Corrections, Ohio Legislative
Office of Educational Oversight, Virginia Department of Criminal Justice,
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; Oregon State Police,
Colorado Springs Police Department, Pacific Gas and Electric; and
more;
--AAAS, Research Triangle Institute, Battelle,
Northwest Regional Education Laboratory, Appalachian Education Laboratory,
Los Alamos National Laboratory,, American Chemical Council, Academy
for Educational Development, WestEd; the Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii,
Iowa, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Guam Departments
of Education; the Public Schools of Chesterfield County VA, Cincinnati,
Chicago, VA Beach, Frederick MD, LA Jefferson Parish, NJ Patterson,
Prince William County VA, Pinellas County FL, NC Wake County; the
School Districts of Corona-Norco in CA, Evergreen in WA, Humble in
TX; independent school districts of Austin TX, Colorado Springs CO,
Oakland CA; and more;
--Evangelical Lutheran Church in America,
Catholic Community Services, Greater Kansas City Community Foundation,
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, Center for Community Change;
FL Mental Health Institute, Mountain Area Health Education Center,
Genesee Hospital, Philadelphia Health Management Group, Orange County
Health Department, Joseph Morse Geriatric Center, Brigham and Women's
Hospital, Curry National Tuberculosis Center, National Network of
Libraries of Medicine, Puget Sound Health Care System, Beebe Medical
Center, AIDS Administration, Cambridge Health Alliance, Children's
Health Council, Kaiser Permanente, LeHigh Hospital, Mercer Univ. School
of Medicine; and more;
--ABT Associates, American Institutes for
Research, ARC Consulting, Association for Study and Development of
Community; Booze, Allen & Hamilton; Ernst & Young, Korwin
Consulting, Clark and Associates, Luther Consulting, Sims and Associates,
Aguirre International, Gumbel and Associates, Caliber Associates,
CAB Consulting, Computer Sciences Corp., Crago-Alvarez and Bicknell;
EDC, Inc; Horizon Research, Randy Korn and Associates, Sims and Associates,
Sociometrics, Inc.; Westat; Beryl Buck Institute for Evaluation, Mid-Atlantic
Equity Consortium, Educational Testing Service;
--and more.
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