Using Evidence to Improve Social Program Effectiveness

Program Session(s):

June 23, 2013 - June 28, 2013

Program Fee:$6,700

Program fee includes: tuition, housing, curricular materials, and most meals.

Faculty Chair(s):

Dan Levy , Julie Wilson

Currently accepting applications.

For more information on Using Evidence to Improve Social Program Effectiveness, please contact Senior Program Director Kristi Viola at ee_admissions@hks.harvard.edu.

Because of the interactive nature of the curriculum, there are limited seats available. We recommend you submit your application early, as we evaluate applications as they are received and this program will sell out.

ACCOMMODATIONS
What are the accommodations for participants?
Participants are housed in graduate student housing at Soldiers Field Park Apartments, located across the Charles River, adjacent to the Harvard Business School. These furnished apartments have two- or three- bedrooms with window air-conditioners. You will have a private bedroom and share a bathroom and kitchenette with one or two other participants. For your convenience, clock radios are provided in each bedroom. A coffee maker, telephone, TV, iron, and ironing board are provided in each apartment. Bed linens and towels are also provided.

Are participants required to live on campus?
Yes, this is a residential program.

ATTIRE
What is the typical attire for this program?
For classes, casual dress is suggested. You will be sitting in a classroom for long periods of time so you should dress comfortably. For the final dinner "business attire" is suggested.

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