"A thorough treatment of the practice of logic modeling with very concrete guidance based on actual programs and projects. The Guidebook is useful both as a teaching tool and as a more general way of familiarizing practitioners with logic models. I am impressed with the comprehensiveness and detail…"

–Richard Elmore, Ph. D.
Graduate School of Education, Harvard University

“This book captures and explains a critical set of planning and thinking skills…The logic model is a powerful vehicle to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of nonprofit organizations. The Guidebook leads the field using logic models as a critical management tool. "

–Kathryn Agard, Ph. D.
Director, Johnson Center on Philanthropy,
Grand Valley State University

“I especially liked the learning aids, clear writing style, the many figures and examples, and listings of important points within each chapter. This is all good teaching methodology…logic models are an important tool in planning and evaluation. Both planners and evaluators should know how to use them.”

–James R. Sanders, Ph. D.
Professor Emeritus, Western Michigan University

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