Stewart I. Donaldson is Distinguished University Professor and Executive Director of the Claremont Evaluation Center and The Evaluator’s Institute at the Claremont Graduate University, USA. He has published numerous evaluation books and articles, received a plethora of career achievement awards for his research and evaluation work, is Associate Editor of the American Journal of Evaluation and served as President of American Evaluation Association in 2015.

• Part I: Foundations and Strategies for Theory–Driven Program Evaluation, Chapter 1. The Evolution of Program Theory–Driven Evaluation Science, Chapter 2. Developing Program Impact Theory, Chapter 3. Formulating, Prioritizing, and Answering Evaluation Questions with Credible and Actionable Evidence, Part II: Culturally Responsive and Strengths-Focused Applications, Chapter 4. Designing and Re-Designing Programs in a Global Pandemic: Following the Theory-Driven Evaluation Science, Chapter 5. Culturally Responsive and Strengths-Focused Evaluation Practice Adventures, Chapter 6. The Evaluation of a $20 Million, Multiprogram, Work and Health Initiative, Chapter 7. Evaluation of the Winning New Jobs Program, Chapter 8. Evaluation of the Computers in Our Future Program, Chapter 9. Evaluation of the Health Insurance Policy Program, Chapter 10. Evaluation of the Future of Work and Health Program, Chapter 11. Evaluation of the Entire Work and Health Initiative, Chapter 12. The Case: Bunche-Da Vinci Learning Partnership Academy, Chapter 13. Using Program Theory-Driven Evaluation Science to Crack the Da Vinci Code, Part III: Reflections, Lessons Learned, and Future Directions, Chapter 14. Reflections and Lessons Learned, Chapter 15. Future Directions for the Transdiscipline and Profession of Evaluation Science