Our Approach

The Tracking and Evaluation team follows the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s program evaluation framework.

An NNE-CTR logic model guides the work, and logic models for each Core area are used to align activities and outcomes. Data reporting focuses on program activities, outcomes, quality improvement, diversity, and dissemination.

Click the links below to view some highlights or browse the latest membership data report!

TEC Highlights and Stories

• Core Success Stories (.pdf)
• NNE CTR Accomplishments, 2017-2022
• Overview of the NNE-CTR, 2017-2022 (video)
• NNE-CTR PARTNER Full Report (a joint production of the TEC and the Community Engagement and Outreach Core illustrating the NNE-CTR's extensive partnerships) 

Investigator Spotlights

These profiles spotlight the innovative and transformative work done by NNE-CTR investigators. Check out all the impactful ways our members are transforming the health of northern New England!

• Alexa Craig, MH (.pdf)
• Robert Gramling, UVM (.pdf)
• Jessica Heath, UVM (.pdf)
• Theresa May, MH (.pdf)
• Katherine Motyl, MH (.pdf)
• Janet Stein, UVM (.pdf)
• Kinna Thakarar, MH (.pdf)

Mentorship Spotlights

These profiles spotlight some of the mentor-mentee pairings between senior faculty and our junior NNE-CTR members through our mentoring program dedicated to helping researchers advance in their fields.

• Brown & Brodsky (.pdf)
• Craig & Holmes (.pdf)
• Malka & Liaw (.pdf)
• May & Seder (.pdf)
• O'Reilly, Pahl, & Hirtz (.pdf)
• Plante & Zakai (.pdf)
• Thakarar, Fairfield, & Smith (.pdf)

Our Team