Past Events

This webinar was based on feedback during our in-person meeting in October. We offered this last session as an opportunity to reflect and learn together.

During this webinar we discussed challenges and opportunities identified and considered approaches for improving evaluator and Alliance collaboration and communication.

This webinar focused on the value of evaluator – Alliance team partnerships for successful evaluations.

In this webinar we will discuss how to plan and implement evaluations that are high quality, and make sure that questions and methods are aligned. During the webinar we will review resources and examples focused on: Understanding formative vs summative evaluation activities Developing appropriate evaluation questions Mapping questions to indicators and methods

In this webinar we considered qualities of and criteria for high quality evaluations in general, reviewed the expectations for evaluations of AGEP Alliances, and worked with evaluators to reflect on elements of quality in their own evaluations.

This evaluator-only webinar focused on Evaluating Systems Change. This webinar was a follow-up from the March 2022 webinar. During this webinar, we had Dr. Sharon Rallis, Professor Emerita of Education Policy and Reform from UMass Amherst, offered expertise and guidance in evaluating systems change, and Theresa Murphrey, evaluator for the Texas A&M System AGEP Alliance:...

This webinar provided background on systems thinking, and host of panel with representatives from The AGEP Alliance State System Model to Transform the Hiring Practices and Career Success of Tenure Track Historically Underrepresented Minority Faculty in Biomedical Sciences (PROMISE), and the AGEP-Transformation: The CIC Professorial Advancement Initiative, to discuss and reflect on ways that systems...

This webinar focused on the role that language and the terms we use play in contributing to and reflecting organizational and cultural change in the AGEP Program. We heard presentations by Dr. Mark Leddy, NSF Program Officer, and Dr. Lisa Merriweather, social science researcher for the AGEP North Carolina Alliance.