Program Evaluation on a Shoestring Budget

Special Note: The May 20 in-person program, "What Happened to Planned Giving'" with John Gleason has been postponed. In its place, the September 24 in-person program, "Evaluation on a Shoestring Budget" with Dr. Andrew Aligne will be presented virtually. 

Program Description

Evaluation does not have to be time-consuming or expensive to be worthwhile, but it does require some resources to plan it, collect information, and use the results to strengthen your program and fund reporting. Join us for this one-hour webinar to learn tips and tricks to maximize your resources when it comes to developing program evaluation tools.  No matter the size of your budget, these tips will help you get maximum impact out of your investment and in turn help you show your program's impact to your funders. 

Speaker

Dr. Andrew Aligne
Director of Hoekelman Center
University of Rochester Medical Center

Dr. Aligne obtained his undergraduate and medical degrees from UCLA. He completed pediatrics residency training at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and after a year in private practice, did the fellowship in Academic General Pediatrics at the University of Rochester, where he also obtained a Master's in Public Health. He is currently director of the Hoekelman Center in the Dept. of Pediatrics.

His research interests include evidence-based community health programs, Public Heath training for health care professionals, and environmental and social determinants of health. He is currently engaged in research on various aspects of evidence-based community health, and evidence-based medicine.

Registration Fee

We know this is a financially challenging time for many. If you are a non-member and have been furloughed, laid off, or if you/your organization is experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19 and cannot pay the registration fee, there is an option during registration to waive the fee.