“…Community-based learning pedagogies can enhance development further than the classroom experience by exposing novice evaluators to the “intricacies of conducting evaluations in real-world settings” (Trevisan, 2004, p. 256). These experiences enable students to sharpen evaluation skills by partnering with agencies through community internships, problem-based learning activities, collaborative learning, and client-based projects with program partners (Bakken et al, 2014; Dillman, 2013; Johnson et al, 2007; Lee, Wallace, & Alkin, 2007; Oliver, Casiraghi, Henderson, Brooks, & Mulsow, 2008; Stevahn, Gere, & Minnema, 2005; Waldner & Hunter, 2008). Internships offer opportunities to apply evaluation skills independently with feedback from a site supervisor and faculty advisor but with fewer opportunities to learn a range of interpersonal concepts.…”