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Bozeman, MT 59717-3540

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Building Community Strengths in Montana

Project Details and Overview

 

 

 

 

 

PROJECT GOAL

Building Community Strengths in Montana is designed to provide limited resource youth and adults with technology skills to bridge the digital divide and life skills needed to be workforce ready, enrich family life, and become contributing community members.

Below are the flow chart for the project overall, as well as logic models for each project site. Please click on the links to launch a new window with the diagrams.

Project Goals and Objective Flow Chart

Logic Model for Rocky Boy Reservation

Logic Model for Miles City/Terry

PROJECT RESOURCES

Rural and Native American New Community Projects: Using a Feminist Approach in Program Planning and Evaluation

Falling Through the Net: Defining the Digital Divide

CYFERnet - Children, Youth and Families Education and Research Network

CYFAR - Children, Youth and Families at Risk - a USDA Web site

Montana Research and Analysis Bureau

Montana Census Figures

Tribal Governments Census Information

Custer County Census Figures

Prairie County Census Figures 

PROJECT EVALUATION

The Building Community Strengths in Montana grant is being evaluated by Bethany Letiecq. Although a larger evaluation effort is in the planning stages, project staff have been trained to utilize the Lifeskills Evaluation System to assess the short-term effects of their programs. The Lifeskills Evaluation System, developed by Sandy Bailey and colleagues at Washington State University, allows agents of the grant to build evaluation forms for their respective programs and then enter the collected data into a Web application backed by a central database so that the outcomes of the programs can be analyzed. For more information on the Lifeskills Evaluation System please click here. For the latest updates regarding the larger evaluation effort, please contact Bethany Letiecq.

Click on the following link to view more detailed information about the evaluation: Rural and Native American New Community Projects: Using a Feminist Approach in Program Planning and Evaluation 

PROJECT LEADERS AND STAFFgroup leaders

group meeting around a table

Sandra J. Bailey, Ph.D., CFLE Principal Investigator & Project Director Human Development & Family Specialist
Kirk Astroth, Ph.D. Co-Project Investigator 4-H Youth Development Specialist, MSU Extension
James Johannes Co-Project Investigator Director of Programming, MSU Extension
Tara Andrews Co-Project Investigator Chairperson, Custer County Extension
Sharla Sackman Co-Project Investigator Prairie County Extension
Mary St. Pierre Co-Project Investigator Extension Agent, Stone Child College, Rocky Boy Reservation
Bethany Letiecq, Ph.D. Evaluator Assistant Professor, MSU Bozeman
Peggy Riotutar-Aquino CYFAR Project Coordinator, Rocky Boy Grant Specific Staff
Melissa Swan IT Instructor Grant Specific Staff
Tracy Grazley Administrative Associate Administrative Associate H&HD
 

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