The Canadian Evaluation Society’s (CES) Credentialed Evaluator (CE) designation is designed to support professionalization of evaluation by defining, recognizing and promoting the practice of ethical, high quality and competent evaluation. To obtain the CE designation, CES members go through an application process where they provide evidence that they have mastery in at least 70% of the competencies in each of five domains (reflective practice, technical practice, situational practice, management practice, interpersonal practice).
This 45-minute webinar, presented by Linda Lee, will;
The session will be of interest both to those thinking of applying for a CE and those already experiencing the application process. It will be recorded in order to make it widely available to Manitoba CES members in the future.
Linda E. Lee CE FCES
Linda, a passionate advocate for using evaluation to create a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable world, is Vice-President and a Partner in the Manitoba-based evaluation and social research company Proactive Information Services Inc. A CES Award winner and Fellow (FCES), Linda has worked in evaluation and research for 40+ years. She has been a keynote speaker, presented papers and facilitated workshops at many national and international conferences. She has conducted evaluations across Canada and internationally.
Linda, a former CES Manitoba Chapter President and a former CES National President, has served on the Credentialing Board, the Fellows’ Executive, and was a founder of the original CES Diversity Equity and Inclusion Working Group. During her time on the Credentialing Board, Linda reviewed and provided feedback on many applications. She was also a member of the CE Competencies Review Working Group which was tasked with revising and updating the competencies in 2017/18.