Jori N. Hall, an associate professor in the College of Education’s lifelong education, administration and policy department, was recently named associate editor of the American Journal of Evaluation, a peer-reviewed publication that focuses on evaluation methodology, theory and practice.
Sponsored by the American Evaluation Association, AJE features diverse viewpoints in evaluation practice related to a multitude of disciplines, including health, sociology and education.
As the journal’s associate editor, Hall will be responsible for determining the appropriateness of submitted manuscripts and supervising the review process. If revisions are needed, her recommendations may include guidance on what the author needs to focus on before resubmitting the article for publication.
Hall will work with the AJE editorial team for two years and apply her expertise in the fields of educational accountability, qualitative inquiry, mixed methods research and evaluation theory and practice.
