NMAETC Webinars

[Guest guest]

Please see

the information below for 2 Webinars to be held Wednesday, September 30, 2009.

The

National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center at University

College of Medicine and The Navajo AIDS Network, Inc. presents the following

webinar:

Introduction

to Basic Logic Models

Date:

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Time:

12:00pm – 1:00pm EST

Presenter:

Sheila McKinney

Target Audience: Organizations needing to develop logic

models for funding applications

(CDC, SAMHSA).

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this presentation, participants should be able

to:

1.

Identify the five basic components of a Logic Model structure.

2.

Review the purpose of each Logic Model component and how the components of a

Logic Model work in tandem.

3.

Obtain introductory knowledge to work with an evaluator to develop a program

Logic Model.

4.

Review the potential uses of Logic Models to support effective clinical and

administrative processes, program evaluation design and enhance program

performance.

Free, pre-registration is required at the following website:

http://nmaetc.virtualforum.com/pif.asp?Prog_ID=09093001 & securitycode=MT5RmL

Registrations will close 24

hours before the event

For More Information Please Contact: Kurt Begaye (505) 863-9514

NMAETC

Funding provided by Health Resource and Services Administration

Grant No.

H4AHA00066

The

National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center at University

College of Medicine and The Navajo AIDS Network, Inc. presents the following

webinar:

Using Logic

Models as a Planning Tool for you Program Evaluation Activities in HIV Care

Settings

Date:

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Time:

1:20pm – 2:50pm EST

Presenter:

Sheila McKinney

Target Audience: Organizations needing to develop logic

models for funding applications

(CDC, SAMHSA).

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this presentation, participants will be able to:

2.

Describe why and how logic models are effective for evaluation planning

and implementation.

2.

Review the components of the basic logic model structure.

3.

Identify the similarities and the differences inherent in a logic model for

program planning and a logic model for evaluation.

4.

Develop outcomes for program impact versus outcomes for community impact.

5.

Complete an exercise to develop a logic model for evaluation.

Free, pre-registration is required at the following website:

http://nmaetc.virtualforum.com/pif.asp?Prog_ID=09093001 & securitycode=MT5RmL

Registrations will close 24

hours before the event

For More

Information Please Contact:

Kurt Begaye at (505) 863-9514

NMAETC

Funding provided by Health Resource and Services Administration

Grant No.

H4AHA00066

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Manager

NMAETC

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