Skills
for Assessing Needs & Evaluation for Results
Prevention
Basics - Level II, is designed to assist those involved in prevention
coordination and program development to acquire skills in needs
assessment and evaluation that are necessary to engage in science-based
prevention practice at the project/program level.
PB
II Topics:
rationale
and general process for conducting a needs assessment.
identifying
types and sources of data
developing
a plan for systematically collecting data
process,
outcome, and impact evaluation
major
issues in selecting and implementing proven programs
using
evaluation findings to refine and strengthen programs
reporting
of evaluation results
Program
Information Contact: James
Madison University,
Office of Substance Abuse Research, Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807,
Phone: 540-568-3317
