Session: Evaluation & Performance Measurement: Where Have We Been & Where Are We Going? (Society for Social Work and Research 24th Annual Conference

Schedule:

Thursday, January 16, 2020: 3:15 PM-4:45 PM

Treasury, ML 4 (Marriott Marquis Washington DC)

Cluster: Organizations & Management (O&M)

Moderator:

Yekoutiel Sabah, PhD, Israel Ministry of Social Affairs and Services

* noted as presenting author

Utilization of Linked Administrative Data (LAD) for Welfare Policy Evaluation: What Does It Take?
Yekoutiel Sabah, PhD, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics; Talia Meital Schwartz Tayri, PhD, University of California, Berkeley; Neil Gilbert, PhD, University of California, Berkeley

What's so Controversial about Performance Measurement? a Historical Analysis
Jade Wong, M.Sc, University of Chicago; Emily Claypool, A.M., University of Chicago; Hannah Norwood, University of Chicago

Expanding the Bench: Application of Performance Measurement/Results-Based Accountability Learning with Macro-Oriented Students of Color
Karen Hopkins, PhD, University of Maryland at Baltimore; Denise Davison, PhD, Morgan State University

The Implications of Randomized Trials As a Means to Organizational Legitimacy
Marci Ybarra, PhD, University of Chicago; Bridgette Davis, AM, The University of Chicago

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