Program Evaluation | UNC School of Government

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What is program evaluation?

The systematic assessment of the design, implementation, and/or outcomes of a program with the intent of sustaining or improving its performance.

How can the School of Government help government officials with program evaluation?

The School offers courses, disseminates information, and provides technical assistance for state and local government officials who are interested in program evaluation. The School is available to either work side-by-side with officials in developing an evaluation or conduct an independent evaluation.

Faculty Coordinators

David N. Ammons

Albert Coates Professor Emeritus of Public Administration and Government

ammons@sog.unc.edu

Maureen M. Berner

Professor of Public Administration and Government

mberner@sog.unc.edu

William C. Rivenbark

James E. Holshouser Distinguished Professor; Director of Undergraduate Studies; Professor of Public Administration and Government

rivenbark@sog.unc.edu

Dale J. Roenigk

Adjunct Instructor

roenigk@sog.unc.edu

Research Director, ncIMPACT

brown@sog.unc.edu

Public Officials - Local and State Government Roles

Appointed Board Members

Elected Officials

Managers and Supervisors

Topics - Local and State Government

Leadership and Management

Measurements and Benchmarks