Think Like an Evaluator: A Roadmap to Measuring What Matters
This two-hour interactive workshop will help you think like an evaluator—understanding the why, what, and how of measuring your work in a way that fits your unique needs. We’ll cover core concepts like evaluation strategy, evaluative thinking, logic models, and theories of change. Whether you’re designing a new initiative or refining an existing program, these tools and frameworks will support culturally responsive, evidence-based decision-making. Come prepared to engage, reflect, and plan how to make the most of evaluative insights in your context.
Date & Time
Location: Zoom!
Date: Friday, May 2
Time: 9-11am EST or 10am-12pm EST (exact time TBD)
(Please note your time zone or any relevant scheduling details.)
About Jackie Gaffaney, PhD, MAPP
Jackie is an expert in well-being science, positive psychology, organizational psychology, and evaluation. She serves as a Research & Evaluation Fellow at Claremont Graduate University and the Founder of Gaffaney Applied Research & Evaluation Consulting. Jackie specializes in mixed-methods research to evaluate leadership, employee well-being, and social impact initiatives across organizations, educational institutions, and communities. Her research and evaluation integrates quantitative and qualitative approaches to advance sustainable, culturally responsive practices that enhance individual and collective well-being. Jackie holds a PhD from Claremont Graduate University and a Master’s from the University of Pennsylvania (MAPP ‘2017!).
