Autumn Guin

Job Description Autumn Guin received her M.S. in Community Psychology in 2005 and is currently completing a Ph.D. in the Educational Research and Policy Analysis Program at NC State University with a Specialization in Educational Evaluation. Mrs. Guin began work with NC State and North Carolina Cooperative Extension in 2006 and now serves as the evaluation lead for the 4-H Curriculum Development Team at NC State University and as a National Coach and Evaluation Consultant for the Children, Youth, and Families At-Risk Professional Development and Technical Assistance Center. She is a certified trainer for Ruby Payne’s Framework for Understanding Poverty, a program specifically designed to train educators to more effectively teach children within limited-resource contexts. Mrs. Guin has 22 years of qualitative and quantitative research and evaluation experience. Areas of Expertise: Community program development; Mixed-methods formative, summative, and developmental evaluation; Youth and family development; Non-formal education; Program Success Coaching; Youth and family technological literacy; Multicultural competence and inclusive practice; Programming with limited resource youth and families; Adverse childhood experiences; Resilience; Grant-writing