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Evaluating STEM Education Programs with Kathy Haynie

  • On September 8, 2020

This month, we talk with Kathy Haynie, Director of Haynie Research and Evaluation, about evaluating STEM education programs. Kathy has worked in the STEM evaluation field for almost 20 years and was gracious enough to let us pick her brain on her background and approach to evaluation, as well as what she (and the field at large) have learned over the years about the types of program features that encourage engagement in STEM, particularly among underrepresented groups. Her work has recently focused on computer science education, so we also chatted specifically about gender, the reasons why there might be persistent gender differences in computer science outcomes, and what some programs are doing to close the gender gap.

Kathy has worked on a ton of projects, which you can learn more about here. She also shared that much of her evaluation approach is rooted in empowerment evaluation, and asked David Fetterman to share some resources with us. Folks, he did not disappoint. We link to three resources immediately below, but in case listeners are interested, we also provide some extra resources at the bottom of this page.

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We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it!

Next month, we chat with Teresa McCaffery, the Director of Research, Evaluation & Innovation at the Educational Partnership Center (EPC) at University of California Santa Cruz. Teresa shares with us EPC’s collective impact model and how they’ve learned to measure impact across a portfolio of 11 programs. Please join us on October 5!

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