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Apr 29, 2024
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2021-2022 Bulletin: Program Requirements [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Advanced Study in Evaluation, Certificate
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The Certificate in Advanced Study in Evaluation is primarily a distance-based program designed for evaluators with experience in the field. Advanced methodologies for conducting evaluation and the intersection of evaluation theory and research with on-the-ground practice are covered in depth. The program culminates with a practicum experience tailored to the current practice or research interests of each student.
Prospective students meet with Evaluation Faculty to design a program of study. For students who are not in Claremont, a conference call is arranged. Experienced evaluators with prior graduate courses and university-based professional development training may be able to complete the certificate requirements in two semesters, mostly from a distant location.
University Policies. Policies detailed in the current Policies and General Information Bulletin apply.
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Components of the Program
The Certificate of Advanced Study in Evaluation is comprised of four requirements:
- 10 units of core courses
- Participation in relevant professional development
- Attendance at the American Evaluation Association Conference
- A capstone competency-based examination
Evaluation Courses
Those who have entered the program with prior graduate training in quantitative analysis and research methodology are required to complete the following 10 units in coursework.
Professional Development in Evaluation
Participation in 24 hours of relevant professional development from an approved provider is required. Approved providers may include:
- The Evaluator’s Institute (TEI) at CGU
- American Evaluation Association
- Canadian Evaluation Society
- European Evaluation Society
- Australasian Evaluation Association
Experience in job-related evaluation needs to be approved by the Program Director to fulfill the professional development requirement.
American Evaluation Association Conference
Attendance at the American Evaluation Association Conference is required. Participation in the evaluation community is crucial to understanding the issues faced by professionals in the field today. The conference also provides an opportunity for program participants to convene as a group to meet other participants, faculty, and program alumni.
Competency-Based Exam
The capstone of the program is a competency-based examination administered upon completion of all other requirements. |
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