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Graduate associate faculty in the interdisciplinary Ph.D. in evaluation program at ÁùºÏÖ®¼Ò consists of those members of the community who are eligible to actively participate in graduate education. Listed below are the faculty for this program and their research interests.

• Dr. Leslie Cooksey—evaluation theory and meta-evaluation
• Dr. E. Jane Davidson—evaluation theory and methodology, and organizational learning
• Dr. Robin Miller—evaluation theory, method and practice; HIV and AIDS interventions; and community psychology
• Dr. Michael Patton—utilization-focused evaluation, qualitative methods, and developmental evaluation
• Mr. Jim Rugh—evaluation of international development programs, participatory evaluation, and evaluation methods
• Dr. Craig Russon—evaluation of international development programs and evaluation standards
• Dr. James Sanders—integration of evaluation thinking and behavior into organizations and countries where evaluation is not practiced
• Dr. Pamela Zeller—pre-K-12 education, school reform, impact of interventions on student achievement, special education, community health and substance abuse