Research and Program Evaluation

For quality administration and program development, ASEC/SLDI is committed to disseminate research findings and assessment of its program performance. Improved quality of research design, data collection and data analysis are applied in research study and program evaluation. Evaluation tools are designed by ASEC/SLDI staff to assess the goals and objectives of these programs. Research findings and reports have been used to inform program design and implementation. In addition, research studies have been published and presented in National and International Conferences.  

Research and Professional Contribution

In Press:

Sustainable leadership: Lessons and implications drawn from a Leadership Program in Eastern Africa (2011), Jane Wakahiu, Ph.D, Mary Salvaterra, Ph.D

 

Published Article:

Capacity Building: A Phenomenological Study of the African Women Perceptions and Experiences in the Leadership Training Program (2011), Jane Wakahiu, Ph.D, Diane Keller, Ph.D

View: http://advancingwomen.com/awl/Vol31_2011/wakahiufinal157_30.pdf

 

Dissertation:

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of an Initiative to Develop Leadership Skills among Women in Africa: A Case Study (Marywood University, 2011), Jane Wakahiu, Lsosf, MA 

 View: PowerPoint Presentation

Book Chapter:

Developing leaders among women religious of Africa (2009), Mary Salvaterra,  Ph.D, Jane Wakahiu, MA, Jane Farr Ph.D, Gina Safino, MS

View: http://www.emeraldinsight.com/books.htm?chapterid=1827379