EVALUATION STUDIES

• Extension Response to June 2008 Floods
  • Final Report (43 pp. 428 KB)
  • Impact Brief (2 pp. 117 KB)
• Youth Financial Education, 2008
  • Final report
    (36 pp. including executive summary and 6 appendices, 393 KB)
  • Impact Report (2 pp. 136 KB)
  • Youth Financial Education Logic Model (1 pp. 45 KB)
  • Outcomes and Questions (Question Bank) (4 pp. 101 KB)
  • Sample Middle School Questionnaire (3 pp. 78 KB)
  • Sample High School Questionnaire (3 pp. 75 KB)
  • Sample High School Follow-Up Questionnaire (2 pp. 77 KB)
• 4-H Arts and Communication Program Evaluation, 2006
  • Final report
    (57 pp. including executive summary and 5 appendices, 781 KB)
  • Executive summary (4 pp. 238 KB)
  • Impact report (2pp., 74 KB)
  • WACEC slide presentation (15 slides 3,133 KB)
  • Logic model (1p. 100KB)
• 4-H Animal Science Program Evaluation, Spring 2004
• Summary report (25 pp. 252 KB)
• Full report (82 pp.  2643 KB)

• Community service: What 4-H youth groups do to make a difference (34 pp. 581 KB)
  
• Statewide Program Planning: An evaluation of the 1999 process, January 2003 (55 pp. 438 KB)
  
• Family Issue Community Groups: Characteristics and Outcomes, October 2001, (26 pp. 187 KB)
  
• Youth and Community Service: An Evaluation of the Land O'Lakes Community Service Projects, February 2001, (34 pp. 100 KB)
  
• Extension Role in Community Groups, August 2000, (23 pp. 62 KB)
  
• Community Gardens, February 1998, (98 pp. 3.21 MB)
• Media Evaluation, Use of Media in Food, Food Safety and Nutrition Education, May 1998, (18 pp. 87 KB)
• Multi-Sector Community Collaboration - Assessing the Changing Environment For Extension Work -- Executive Summary (7 pp., 111 KB)
• Multi-Sector Community Collaboration - Assessing the Changing Environment For Extension Work -- Complete Report (49 pp. 289 KB)

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