Past Events

This webinar focused on the role of qualitative data in telling the story of AGEP Alliances and their evaluations. Evaluators from two AGEP Alliances shared their experience and perspectives on this topic: Angelicque Tucker Blackmon (AGEP HBU PATHs) and Anne Nordberg, Stephen Mattingly and Rebecca Mauldin (AGEP STRIDES).  

This evaluator-only webinar focused on Culturally Responsive Evaluation. This article was highlighted by one of the meeting attendees as providing useful perspective: Broadening participation in the engineering professoriate: Influences on Allen’s journey in developing professional intentions by Brian A. Burt.

This webinar, featured AGEP Evaluation Community Member, Dr. Kim Kelly, explore ways to evaluate collaborations and partnerships. This webinar included opportunities for participatory discussion from attendees. Access the article referenced in the presentation Evaluating Organizational Collaboration: Suggested Entry Points and Strategies by Woodland & Hutton.  

This webinar featured presenters Veronica Thomas, Howard University, and Patricia Campbell, Campbell-Kibler Associates, Inc., who discussed culturally responsive evaluation (CRE) coupled with racialized and social justice perspective (SJP) and examined potential refinements to AGEP evaluation plans utilizing a CRE/SJP lens.

This webinar is a follow-up from the June 2020 webinar. Presenters included Robbie Matz, California HSI Alliance; Molly Stuhlsatz, AGEP Engineering Alliance; and Jack Mills, Pacific Northwest Alliance for American Indians and Native Alaskans, who shared their experiences using logic models as a tool to align alliance and evaluation goals.

This webinar focused on using logic models as a tool to align alliance and evaluation goals. Mark Leddy presented the NSF’s updated AGEP logic model.