Evaluation Team and Advisory Committee

The WiderNet Project Evaluation Staff:

• Jennifer Abagyeh
  Field Associate/ Consultant for WiderNet in Nigeria
• Jason Bertram
  Programmer at WiderNet and student in the Tippie College of Business
• Karen Chappell
  Project Administrator at WiderNet and Coordinator for grant
• Casse Jensen
  Project Assistant at WiderNet
• Janina Kamm
  Survey Development at WiderNet and student in English and Psychology
• Cliff Missen
  Director of WiderNet and Adjunct Professor in the School of Library and Information Science
• Brent Palmer
  Information Architect at WiderNet
• John Taylor
  Graphic Designer at WiderNet
• Annah Vollstedt
  PR Intern at WiderNet and Pre-Med student
• Mary White
  Zambian Partnership Coordinator at WiderNet and Graduate Fellow in Community and Behavioral Health at the College of Public Health

Advisory Committee

• Alan Brody
  Freelance writer and retired UNICEF Program Officer
• Yong-Chan Kim
  Assistant Professor in the Department of Community and Behavioral Health at the College of Public Health
• Michael McNulty
  Professor Emeritus in the Department of Geography at the College of Liberal Arts
• Paul Retish
  Professor in the College of Education
• Nick Wyant
  Graduate Assistant in the Virtual Writing University Archive and Ph.D. Candidate in the School of Library and Information Science

Qualitative and Quantitative Research and Analysis:

Advanced Qualitative Research Class:

• A. Mimi Getachew
  Graduate Teaching Assistant and Doctoral Student in Rehabilitation Counseling
• Arie Greenleaf
  Graduate Teaching Assistant and Doctoral student in Counseling and Supervision
• Lesley Irizarry-Fonseca
  Graduate Research Assistant and Ph.D. Intern in Faculty and Staff Disability Services
• Rob Laroco
  Graduate Fellow in Urban and Regional Planning
• Tarrell Portman
  Associate Professor at the School of Counseling and Counselor Education and Director of the Office of Graduate Ethnic Inclusion

Individuals:

• Kevin Kelly
  Statistician at the College of Public Health
• Nick Wyant
  Graduate Assistant in the Virtual Writing University Archive and Ph.D. Candidate at the School of Library and Information Science

Special thanks to The Rockefeller Foundation