Latest News and Events from Atlantic Canadian Evaluation Society Chapters

Career Opportunity for Evaluation Professionals – Fredericton, NB

The New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour is seeking a Senior Researcher (PB5) to join its Policy, Research and Labour Market Analysis Branch in Fredericton. This is an excellent opportunity for an evaluation professional interested in applying their skills within the public sector. Responsibilities include developing evaluation frameworks and plans; identifying KPIs and measurement approaches; designing surveys and research protocols; conducting quantitative and qualitative analysis; managing evaluation projects and external consultants; and providing advice on research and evaluation methods. Of particular interest to CES members, the position specifically recognizes the five CES domains of evaluation practice—Reflective, Technical,…

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Gathering in Ceremony, Knowledge, and Relationship: Atlantic Indigenous Evaluation Exchange

CES Atlantic Chapters, the Atlantic Indigenous Evaluation Stewardship Circle, and partners are pleased to welcome Shawn Wilson, Terrellyn Fearn, Miigam’agan, and colleagues to gather and exchange in person, in Dartmouth Delta Hotel on September 22 and at CLARI (Change Lab Action Research Initiative) at 5940 Inglis Street, Saint Mary’s University, on September 23. The gatherings are an in-person opportunity for the Stewardship Circle, invited partners, and special guest speakers to explore cultural, spiritual, scientific, and academic aspects of Indigenous ways of knowing, as they apply to Indigenous evaluation for community self-determination and collective wellbeing. September 22 is about cultivating capacity…

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Invitation to Co-author a Research Scoping Review on Volunteer Engagement

Dear CES Nova Scotia Chapter Members, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to invite interested members to participate as co-authors in an exciting research initiative being led by Yvette Yu; an MBA student at Dalhousie University and a Summer Research Intern with CES Nova Scotia Chapter. The research which looks at “Strategies for Sustaining Volunteer Engagement in Evaluation and Development Networks in Canada: A Scoping Review of Motivation, Burnout, and Retention in Volunteering,” aims to examine the existing literature on volunteer engagement within evaluation and development networks across Canada. The study will explore the factors that…

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