This episode presents important points to account when designing evaluation questions. The guest speaker in this episode is Jennifer Huffman, Research Director at Child and Family Research Partnership -LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas

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Nhu Nguyem

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This episode provides insightful information about cultural aspects of Arab communities that should take into consideration when doing program evaluation.

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Nada Nassereddin

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This episode talks about the steps in the development of an evaluation proposal by using UCF Restores as a learning service project. 

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This episode talks about the importance of stakeholders in program evaluation by bringing the point of view of a stakeholder from St. Matthew's House, Brittany Hargrove. 

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Debra French Pope

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This brief episode provides an introduction to 4 new episodes from my program evaluation students fall 2020 cohort. 

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Episode 15: Second cohort reflections with Dr. Maria Elena Villar 

Dr. Maritza Concha and Dr. Maria Elena Villar reflect on the second cohort episodes and provide their own views  on cultural competence in evaluation, evaluation questions, working with stakeholders and program evaluation techniques in service delivery programs. 

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Episode 8: Diction in Evaluation Questions

An often overlooked aspect of evaluation, this episode examines the aspects that distinguish a good evaluation question from a bad one, and provides criteria on how to properly write evaluation questions.

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Contributor: Hannah Skiff

Hannah Skiff received her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of South Florida in 2017, and she is expected to finish her Dual Master of Public Administration / Master of Nonprofit Management degrees from the University of Central Florida in Fall 2021. Hannah hopes that her episode can underscore the value of word choice in evaluation question creation and its applicability to any field.

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Episode 13: Ethics in Evaluation: Exploring Informed Consents, Confidentiality and Safety 

We take ethics even further, breaking it down into three key aspects: informed consents, confidentiality, and safety.

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Episode 12: Ethics in Evaluation: A General Overview 

This episode is all about ethics, including the key ways that the Canadian and American evaluation associations define the term.

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Episode 11: Cultural Competence in Organizational Settings

Culture is flipped on its head and is explored in terms of organizational settings and work culture. Key points include roles between staff, location of data collection, and how they can affect the quality of data.

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