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SEA Programs

 

The Southeast Evaluation Association (SEA) holds many programs throughout the year, including an annual regional conference and workshops.  Most programs are free to members, but certain trainings and annual events require a small fee.  This page highlights SEA programs.  Please contact SEA Program Co-Chairs Dr. Steve Lize and Dr. Mark Baird for more information.

 

Save the Date!

Advanced Essential Skills Workshop

 

Mark your calendars - SEA is planning an Advanced Essential Skills Workshop!  The sessions planned are as follows:

* Evidence-Based Evaluation

* Policy Evaluation

* Data Management

* Pragmatic Quantitative

* Mixed Methods

* Advanced Qualitative

WHEN:          Monday, October 25; Tuesday, October 26; Wednesday, October 27, 2010; sign up for 1, 2, or all 3 days.

WHERE:        Conference Room #302 of the Pepper Building at 111 West Madison Street in Tallahassee, Florida. 

COST:            Members of SEA for 2010 (January to December) get reduced rates.  Join today and save money!

 

SEA Member - Registration Fees

 

 

1 day

 

$125

 

 

2 days

 

$225

 

 

3 days

 

$300

 

 

Non Member - Registration Fees

 

1 day

 

 

$150

 

2 days

 

 

$275

 

3 days

 

 

$375

 

REGISTRATION:        As soon as instructors are confirmed for each session, we will begin accepting registrations.

 

SEA Programs Held in 2010

 

- "Public Service:  A Calling" and "Motivating Personnel"

- "Methodology Roundtable"

- "Logic Model Training Webinar"

SEA Programs Held in 2009

 

- The Federal Stimulus Bill - What Does It Mean for Florida, Will It Save the Budget, and What Does It Require Agencies To Do?

- The Joys and Challenges of Consulting

- Emerging Issues in Criminal Justice

- The Next Phase of the Influenza Pandemic

- Linking Program Costs and Effects:  Integrating Cost Effectiveness Analysis in Program Evaluation

- Get Your Message Out!  Advice from Media Experts

- Positive Psychology