Dear AaEA Members,
Please join Cheralynn Corsack at her lovely home on the evening of June 10, 2023, from 7PM - 8:30PM for dinner, drinks, and discussion. Cheralynn will talk about her trajectory into evaluation, experiences starting out on her own as an evaluator, and share successes, challenges, and insider tips and tricks for executing excellent evaluations and related services for her clients. Ample time will be allotted for discussion, questions, musings, and contemplations about evaluation work from a practitioner and business perspective, and more.
If you have ever thought about taking on evaluation work and projects that align with your interests and talents, this event will provide some helpful information on getting started as an "independent" evaluator (recognizing that evaluation work is always a shared effort). Whether you are looking to test out picking up projects and sharing your expertise and evaluation talents as your time allows or are thinking about starting your own evaluation business full-time many helpful resources and ideas will be discussed and shared, as well as ample opportunities to connect with others.
This event is capped at 8 total attendees. Event will occur outdoors on deck and patio; in the event of rain activities will be taken indoors. This is a free event for all of our AaEA members.
About Cheralynn Corsack:
Cheralynn Corsack has over seven years of experience in evaluation and works as an independent consultant to foundations, nonprofits, and other organizations to measure what matters and make data-informed decisions. She specializes in quantitative and qualitative data collection and analysis that center peoples’ experiences. She is passionate about giving data back to those who provided it and facilitating conversations to empower people to contextualize, understand, and use their data to take action. In her free time, Cheralynn plays grass-court volleyball, casually bikes around Atlanta, and crafts ceramics on a pottery wheel.
Cheralynn earned her Master of Public Health in Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health at University of California, Berkeley, where she was trained in program planning and evaluation, quantitative and qualitative methods, and theories of social behavior.
Connect with Cheralynn on LinkedIn and visit her website.
Event Details:
Address: 481 Blake Ave SE Atlanta, GA
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/9VxLnnVbVX7LmzKZ8
Time: 7PM - 8:30PM
Parking: No parking worries! There is ample street parking.
Pets: One cat who will not be out during the event
Food Deets: Dinner will include meat and vegetarian options as well as wine and non-alcoholic options.
This is a free event for AaEA members.
