BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//www.drfonline.org//event CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Evaluation and Planning UID:E41AD102EF51E998ECE89EC11E89960D ORGANIZER:MAILTO:lmerricks@drfonline.org DTSTART:20170926T050000 DTEND:20170926T120000 DTSTAMP:20260501T085724 DESCRIPTION: Speaker: Matthew Nash, mnash@duke.edu Learn how to d evelop a logic model and see its uses for multiple purposes including ev aluation, implementation, planning, and communication. Learn the vocabul ary of logic models and what counts as outputs, outcomes, and communicat ion. Logic models are used to describe how programs, group work, t eam work, community-based collaboration, and other complex organizationa l processes work. Logic models display the sequence of actions tha t describe what your program is and will do and ultimately how investmen ts link to results.Key Learning Objectives1. Und erstand how to develop a Logic model and see its uses for multiple purpo ses.2. Learn the vocabulary of logic models.Bio: Matthew T.A. Nash, M.B.A., is the managing director for social en trepreneurship for the Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative. He also directs the Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke (SEAD), a USAID development lab for scaling innovations in global health. Matt has extensive domestic and international social and public sector e xperience in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, strategic pl anning, organization development, performance measurement, board develop ment and governance, business process transformation, and leadership dev elopment.Register for this class and others by returning to this page an d clicking the orange register button. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n

Speaker: Matthew Nash, mnash@duke.edu

Learn how to d evelop a logic model and see its uses for multiple purposes including ev aluation, implementation, planning, and communication. Learn the vocabul ary of logic models and what counts as outputs, outcomes, and communicat ion. Logic models are used to describe how programs, group work, t eam work, community-based collaboration, and other complex organizationa l processes work. Logic models display the sequence of actions tha t describe what your program is and will do and ultimately how investmen ts link to results.

Key Learning Objectives

1. Understand how to develop a Logic model and see its uses for multiple purposes.

2. Lea rn the vocabulary of logic models.

Bio: Mat thew T.A. Nash, M.B.A., is the managing director for social entrepreneur ship for the Duke Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative. He also di rects the Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke (SEAD), a USAID de velopment lab for scaling innovations in global health. Matt has e xtensive domestic and international social and public sector experience in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, strategic planning, or ganization development, performance measurement, board development and g overnance, business process transformation, and leadership development.< /p>

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