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Attiqa Mirza <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 22 Mar 2012 11:06:24 -0400
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Dear Students,

Please see the job announcement below. Thank you.

Attiqa


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http://www.cityharvest.org/contact/jobs/director-of-program-evaluation/

*Director of Program Evaluation*

Now serving New York City for more than 30 years, City Harvest is the
world's first food rescue organization, dedicated to feeding the city's
hungry men, women, and children.
This year, City Harvest will collect 33 million pounds of excess food
from all segments of the food industry, including restaurants, grocers,
corporate cafeterias, manufacturers, and farms. This food is then
delivered free of charge to nearly 600 community food programs
throughout New York City using a fleet of trucks and bikes as well as
volunteers on foot. Each week, City Harvest helps over 300,000 hungry
New Yorkers find their next meal.

While meeting the immediate need for food in the five boroughs, City
Harvest ensures hungry New Yorkers have the food they need on an ongoing
basis, identifying communities with high rates of poverty and
diet-related diseases for additional support. Healthy Neighborhoods
targets supplemental deliveries of free fresh produce to these areas in
combination with a unique mix of nutrition education and other programs
to increase supply and demand for affordable, nutritious food. In
partnership with local residents and organizations, City Harvest is
working towards the vision of healthy, food secure neighborhoods.

City Harvest is seeking a hands-on Director of Program Evaluation who
will be responsible for leading program evaluation efforts for City
Harvest's innovative Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative. The successful
candidate will be a self-motivated, independent individual with a strong
nonprofit program evaluation background who is interested in successful
practical implementation of complex program initiatives. The candidate
should bring expertise in evaluation methodologies and familiarity with
findings in several areas, including obesity, dietary health, food
access, and community capacity. The candidate will be responsible for
communicating complex evaluation findings in a compelling and accessible
way to key stakeholders and ensuring that City Harvest remains part of
the national dialogue around food access and obesity prevention.

Key Responsibilities

. Lead all program evaluation efforts for a variety of programs
focused on food access, nutrition education and hunger relief.
. Identify and develop strong working partnerships with research
partners such as universities to deliver in-depth, rigorous but
practical program evaluation initiatives.
. Build upon existing data collection instruments and methodologies
to generate optimal data to measure progress in achieving program outcomes.
. Lead a small team in the design, project management and analysis
of program evaluation data and clearly communicate key findings to a
variety of stakeholders including program staff, funders,
community practitioners and senior staff.
. Contribute to program design and development of theories of change,
and serve as a thought partner to program team leaders.
. Manage a team of two staff responsible for data collection and
entry, database management and inter-departmental communication.
. Work with program team to share and interpret findings, and lead
efforts to adopt practices of a "learning organization."
. Maintain familiarity with ongoing research in relevant fields.
. Identify opportunities to position City Harvest as a leader in this
arena and contribute to the knowledge of what works.
. Represent City Harvest in sharing research findings with other
organizations (conferences, publications, etc.).
. Manage departmental budget.

Requirements

. PhD in public health or related field.
. 5-7 years of nonprofit program evaluation experience with
increasing responsibilities.
. In-depth knowledge of research findings and methodologies in the
areas of obesity, dietary health, food access, and community capacity.
. Outstanding expertise in diverse quantitative and qualitative
program evaluation methodologies.
. Excellent in project management and deadlines driven.
. Outstanding ability to work independently and collaboratively with
diverse groups of people, and to successfully navigate organizational
politics.
. Supervisory management experience desirable.
. Outstanding in working in partnership with other organizations to
deliver meaningful results.
. Solutions driven, with the ability to see a complex project through
from conception to completion.
. Excellent judgment and ability to prioritize resources where they
will be most useful.
. Ability to view the larger picture and strategize how to
consistently improve systems.
. Excellence in ability to communicate research and evaluation
findings in laymen's terms.
. Responsive and comfortable working in a fast-paced, high
accountability environment.
. Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.
. Active listener.

Please submit your resume and cover letter with salary requirements to
[log in to unmask] Please include Director of Program Evaluation in the
subject line. Qualified candidates will be contacted by phone and/or
email. City Harvest conducts background checks and writing and computer
literacy tests for final candidates for this position

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