The week-long Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Monitoring and Evaluation took place from 02-06 July 2018 at the University of Ibadan (UI). McGoldrick Fellow Dr. Bidemi Yusuf (Cohort 1) led the organization effort. It was co-sponsored by
The Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health Department of Biostatistics
The University of Ibadan & the Distance Learning Centre
The Africa Academy for Public Health
The McGoldrick Professional Development Program in Public Health, operating under the aegis of HSPH and ARISE
The background of participants was quite heterogeneous, although most participants were students or faculty from departments/centers at UI.
Instructors
Dr. Oyindamola Bidemi Yusuf is a lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Ibadan in Ibadan, Nigeria. She is a fellow in the first cohort of the McGoldrick Professional Development Program in Public Health. She led the organization of the UI M&E Workshop.
Dr. Angela Chukwu, a senior lecturer and Acting Head of the Department of Statistics at the University of Ibadan. She was a co-instructor of the UI ME Workshop (for Cohort 1) and was a member of the Organizing Committee.
Professor Joel Babatunde Babalola, an econometrician and member of the Faculty of Education at the University of Ibadan in Ibadan, Nigeria. He was also a co-facilitator of the UI M&E Workshop (for Cohort 1).
Dr. Oyamakin Oluwafemi, a lecturer in the UI Department of Statistics and a co-facilitator / member of the Organizing Committee for the UI ME Workshop for Cohort 1).
Dr. Adesola Zaidat Musa, a biostatistian and head of the M&E Unit at the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research in Lagos. She was also a co-facilitator of the UI M&E Workshop (for Cohort 1).
Dr Joshua Akinyemi is a senior lecturer in the Department of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics at the University of Ibadan and served as a practicum supervisor at the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Dr. Christopher Godwin Udomboso, a lecturer in the UI Department of Statistics and a co-facilitator of the UI M&E Workshop for Cohort 1).
Dr. Olukayode Stephen Oyatokun is a statistician at the University of Ibadan and served as a practicum supervisor at the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Dr. Jennifer Anyanti is the Deputy Manager Director (Programmes) at the Society for Family Health in Nigeria. She was a guest lecturer at the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Professor Olufunmilayo I. Fawole is a professor of Epidemiology in the Epidemiology and Medical Statistics Department at UI, and has been since 2009. She was a guest lecturer at the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Professor Elizabeth Adenike Emeke has over three decades of experience in monitoring and evaluation in a variety of applications inside and outside of Nigeria. She was a guest lecturer at the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Dr. Sarah Anoke, Former Scientific Director of the McGoldrick Professional Development Program (2017-2018)
This workshop had seven co-instructors (listed above) and several guest lecturers. They each taught several sessions over the course of the week.
Participant Feedback
After completing the week-long workshop, participants anonymously completed an exit survey, rating the course on several metrics as well as providing freeform feedback.
89% said course met their expectations
100% said they would recommend the course for others to take
65% expressed interest in a longer offering of the course
Other Photos
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Students in lecture during the IO M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Certificate of Completion, distributed at the end of the UI M&E Workshop (July 2018).
Lecturers and administrators involved in the development and organization of the UI M&E course.
