Document Type
Capstone Project
Publication Date
7-22-2007
Keywords
Stevenson Center, Mikva Challenge’s Election in Action
Abstract
Organizations are continually evolving to meet changing demands and expectations on their resources, personnel and programs. In order to continue to be successful, an organization must analyze itself to understand what changes are required and why an organization should make them. This analysis often involves both a shortterm and long-term evaluation to great a more complete understanding of an organization, before any changes are implemented. However, organizations often do not have an evaluation plan with which to judge long-term effectiveness of its programs, preferring to concentrate on short-term, cyclical evaluation processes. As a result, in this paper, a detailed foundation for a long-term evaluation framework is provided to help increase Mikva Challenge’s Election in Action (EIA) program’s long-term viability, effectiveness and efficiency.
Recommended Citation
Richart, Jeremy, "Mikva Challenge: Are We Misleading Ourselves? A Long-Term Evaluation Framework for an Organization in Transition" (2007). Capstone Projects – Politics and Government. 15.
https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/cppg/15