Introduction; Evaluation: An Orientation for Anthropologists; Anthropology: An Orientation for Evaluators; Putting Them Together: Evaluation Anthropology; Ethics, Clearances, and Ethical Decisions; Method in Evaluation Anthropology; Jobs and Career Planning; Future Pathways;
Mary Odell Butler is an anthropologist-evaluator with 35 years of experience in research design, management, and evaluation, along with 12 years of university teaching at the graduate and undergraduate levels. She has special expertise in program evaluation, evaluation research, and case-study methods and has conducted numerous projects for Center for Disease Control, the Health Resources and Services Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Institutes of Health, and private foundations. She has been chair of the Committee for Practicing, Applied and Public Interest Anthropology, a standing committee of the American Anthropological Association, and a Past President of the National Association for the Practice of Anthropology. In addition to her academic responsibilities, she is employed by Westat, a consulting firm in Rockville, Maryland, as a Senior Analyst supporting work in evaluation of public health programs. Butler is co-editor of Applying Anthropology in the Global Village (Left Coast, 2011) and Creating Evaluation Anthropology: Introducing an Emerging Subfield (Wiley-Blackwell, 2005).
"All in all, Evaluation is both an interesting and a useful read, where one is able to enjoy the personal narratives, gain an understanding of the basic conceptual tools and frameworks, and come back to the useful links and tips whenever they are needed."— Imola Püsök, Anthropology News (American Anthropological Association)
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