Membership
CUEE members include representatives of universities and university college programs with an interest in developing and offering evaluation-related graduate courses and credentials.
Who Can Become a Member
Representatives of universities and university college programs with an interest in developing and offering graduate level instruction in evaluation.
Membership is by institution. Several universities have more than one program or academic unit represented. Each institutional member has one vote and up to two persons may attend regular meetings.
Current Members
Membership Policy
Member Benefits
CUEE is a unique organization, dedicated to expanding graduate-level evaluation courses and programs for current and prospective practitioners.
Increased Visibility
- CUEE’s bilingual website features member institutions’ evaluation courses and programs.
- CUEE is recognized as the leading authority on Canadian graduate evaluation education.
Enhanced Education
- Members have the opportunity to share course materials and to collaborate on developing and delivering competency-based graduate-level evaluation courses, credentials and professional development.
- Members collaborate to strengthen their various graduate-level courses and programs and support the development of other credentials, including through online delivery.
Collaboration
- Access to a members-only web portal supports information-sharing, including a repository of course syllabi, program proposals and related materials as a dynamic member resource.
- The Portal also provides a platform for collaborating on cutting edge research on evaluation education.
- CUEE has partnerships with various stakeholders, including the Canadian Evaluation Society (CES), the Canadian Evaluation Society Educational Fund (CESEF), the Centre of Excellence for Evaluation in the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS), provincial and territorial governments and others, that support joint training and projects in evaluation.
- In 2015-2016, the University of Victoria and Carleton University collaborated to develop and deliver a Certificate in Evaluation program for the Government of the North West Territories. This successful experience is an example of collaborations with other governments to deliver similar types of training.
Become a Member
Please contact the CUEE Secretariat for more information: ian.bron@carleton.ca