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.@ElrcPurdue Associate Jennifer Sdunzik’s video is featured in the Int'l Advances in Evaluation section of the American Journal of Evaluation in its “Caffeinate and Evaluate” series, highlighting research thru engaging, 1-minute videos.
📺 Check it out: ow.ly/slP250Z8ZCe
ALT Slide with woman speaking in corner, QR code, Field Notes Template table and text “Ensuring Data Quality in Large International Development Projects”
Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
Congrats to the @ElrcPurdue for its article, “Employing a longitudinal study design in a post-conflict zone: strategies and lessons learned from the field” = named 1 of most downloaded articles in Longitudinal and Life Course Studies in 2025 & is included in its “Most Read” collection. 🔗 ow.ly/PJHV50Yce25
ALT 2025’s Most Read Papers Free to access this month and cover of longitudinal and Life Course Studies journal
Deadline Reminder!
Call for Chapters for forthcoming volume Making Development Work Better closes Nov 15, 2025!
We're looking for practice-based, field-informed insights on partnerships, capacity building, and more!
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New publication alert! Using a practitioner-friendly partnership framework to analyze education intervention in Somalia doi.org/10.1002/jid.70027
Call for chapters! Share your insights on advancing effective, evidence-based development practice! Abstracts due: Nov 15,2025 linkedin.com/posts/jennifer-…
Edited volume: Making Development Work Better #CallForSubmissions #impact #evaluation #research #development #partnerships
Interested in making longitudinal research work in post-conflict environments? Check out our new article: doi.org/10.1332/17579597Y202…
#OpenAccess #ELRC #Somalia #researchpaper
Our latest publication! First on our Somalia project, more to follow soon!
🚨 New Publication!
Our latest article in the American Journal of Evaluation explores how to ensure data quality in large-scale international development projects.
📘 Based on our work evaluating an accelerated basic education program in Somalia.
🔗 doi.org/10.1177/109821402513…
Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
Discover how the ELRC is evaluating the impact of the USAID-funded Bar ama Baro (BAB) program in Somalia! Watch now! youtu.be/hhnjdIkCxGs #Education #Somalia #USAID #ELRCPurdue #BABProgram #GlobalImpact
American Studies Association annual meeting is going on. My book The Geography of Hate is on 50% discount this week (promo code ASA24). Make sure to get your copy! press.uillinois.edu/wordpres…
Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
🌟 ELRC Community Service in Action! 🌟
Our team recently participated in impactful Citizen Science projects. We're proud to use science for the greater good! Join us in making a difference: zooniverse.org/, scistarter.org/, citizenscience.gov/
#GlobalImpact
Good news! Our work has received over 500 views since publication! Read it here if you are curious on how to have successful partnerships! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… #ViewsMilestone
Good job with the exhibit. If you don't have time to check out the exhibit (yet), you can read a lot more about the history in my book The Geography of Hate
Racial covenants found in West Lafayette home deeds featured in exhibit jconline.com/story/news/loca…
Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
A contemporary exposition on the evolution of spatialized race relations in the Midwest by CLA alumna @DoktorJen
Good news! Our article received enough citations to be a #TopCitedArticle in 2022-2023 Business and Society Review! For anyone interested in partnerships, enjoy the read: doi.org/10.1111/basr.12283
Thanks for the feature @CAP_Ltd
THE GEOGRAPHY OF HATE by Jennifer Sdunzik reveals the uncomfortable truths that shaped small communities in the midwest.
Listen to an interview with author @DoktorJen on the @NewBooksNetwork #podcast here: newbooksnetwork.com/the-geog…
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Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
Wie gestaltet man diversitätsorientierte #Organisationsentwicklung? @AGeusch & @DoktorJen empfehlen systematische & ganzheitliche Ansätze, diversitätsinspirierte Gesetzgebung & nachhaltiges Engagement.
Zum DeZIM Working Paper „#Diversität, aber wie?“ ➡️ dezim-institut.de/publikatio…
Jennifer Sdunzik retweeted
Jennifer Sdunzik (@DoktorJen; @PurdueEDU ), author of THE GEOGRAPHY OF HATE: The Great Migration through Small-Town America (go.illinois.edu/f23sdunzik) on @NewBooksNetwork @NewBooksAfroAm #podcast
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#AfricanAmericanStudies #interview #americanhistory #midwest