"Program Evaluation: Pragmatic Methods for Social Work and Human Service Agencies" by Allen Rubin is a must-have resource for students and professionals in social work and human service agencies. Published by Cambridge University Press, this book focuses on practical program evaluation methods tailored for service-oriented settings. It helps readers balance methodological rigor with the realistic constraints of human service agencies. The book is structured to guide practitioners through tasks like conducting client surveys, program implementation monitoring, and preparing evaluation reports that can be easily understood and used by stakeholders.
 
The text covers essential topics such as ethical and cultural considerations in program evaluation, making it a valuable tool for both students and experienced professionals. The latest edition also introduces practical examples, summaries, and thought-provoking questions to enhance classroom discussion.
 
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