Lunch Break! Introduction to Applied Culturally Responsive Evaluation

Lunch Break!

Introduction to Applied Culturally Responsive Evaluation

This is a virtual event, cross-posted with the Borderlands and Ethnic Studies (BEST) Research Center at New Mexico State University

Wednesday, October 8th

12:00pm – 1:00pm MT

https://okstate-edu.zoom.us/j/98601628769?pwd=YnZVRUVFeUdJOHJYVTY4UURqMjdNdz09

FREE!

Scarlett Kingsley

Oklahoma State University

 Join us for a lunch-hour session exploring how to embed culturally responsive practices throughout the evaluation process. We’ll walk through each phase of an evaluation highlighting practical strategies, real-world examples, and key considerations to ensure evaluations are inclusive, respectful, and grounded in cultural context.

About the Speaker

Scarlett Kingsley is the State Evaluation Specialist for Cooperative Extension and Research at Oklahoma State University and a faculty member in the Agricultural Education, Communication, and Leadership department. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Social Foundations and Qualitative Inquiry at OK State and received her evaluation training as a former American Evaluation Association Graduate Education Diversity Internship (GEDI) Scholar.

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