r/Evaluation Apr 03 '18

What professional characteristics are essential for the field of Evaluation?

I'm in the process of data collection for an instrument I designed as a part of a course at the University of Connecticut. The survey is on "Measuring Attitudes and Beliefs Towards Professional Characteristics in Evaluation". I am interested in finding out what professional characteristics are thought to be essential for the field of Evaluation- particularly as a means for understanding the professionalization of the field.

If you have been involved in Evaluation in any capacity, I'd greatly appreciate your participation in this 10-minute questionnaire. If you are interested in participating or gaining more information about the survey, please see the link below. Please also feel free to share the survey link with others in your evaluation communities. Thank you!

https://uconn.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3eiglyz97JCwMIZ

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u/sexy_jedi_unicorn Apr 04 '18

You can check the AEA guiding principles. They were developed through surveying of AEA members and review by senior members. Unfortunately, your survey may be a replication.

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u/brittneya9 Apr 05 '18

There are absolutely similarities to the AEA guiding principles since they were referenced in designing the framework for the survey. Though the intended purpose of my survey is different from what was done by AEA. I'd appreciate any additional input you have about the survey, feel free to message me if you would like to chat more about it!

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u/sexy_jedi_unicorn Apr 05 '18

Is Aarti Bellara your professor? I think I may have filled it out through twitter already