Creatively Defining and Measuring Success

Evaluation Services Tailored to Your Needs

Whether you’re looking to improve existing practices or develop new strategies, I offer customized support to help your museum evaluate with purpose and clarity. I’ll work with you to create tools, strategies, and workflows that reflect your goals, audiences, and capacity.

Services include support to:

Measure the impact of educational programs
Develop clear metrics and methods to assess learning outcomes and engagement.

Understand how audiences engage with exhibitions
Use visitor feedback and behavioral insights to inform design and content decisions.

Strengthen grant applications
Align evaluation plans with funder expectations and demonstrate impact with confidence.

Build internal evaluation skills and culture
Embed evaluative thinking across departments through staff coaching and strategic planning.

Whether you’re just starting out or scaling your efforts, I’ll help you build sustainable, mission-aligned evaluation practices that work for your team.

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Testimonials

The assessment strategies proposed by SJLR Solutions are particularly impressive and have the potential to generate valuable data that will be important in evaluating the project’s impact on accessibility and inclusion not only at the Whitney, but also for other museums to follow.
Field Reviewer Comment, IMLS Peer Review
I have always valued the input of evaluators; however, Sheri’s insight in project planning and implementation,combined with her deep knowledge of effective instruments significantly improves the outcomes of a project.  I especially value her ability to thoughtfully communicate with participants throughout the data collection process.
Karen Peterson, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, The National Girls Collaborative and The Connectory
Sheri transformed our approach to evaluation. Sheri presented the multi-pronged value of evaluation to the team at Intrepid. She then built an internal evaluation team and worked with Museum departments to build awareness and understanding of systematizing institutional evaluation processes and how it would benefit the Museum and our funders. I particularly valued Sheri’s implementation of Museum-wide evidence-based practices to aid our decision making. Data collected and synthesized by Sheri’s team allowed our institution to have positive shifts in funder feedback, staff engagement and grant awards based on Sheri’s expansion of the Museum’s evaluation capacity.
Susan Marenoff-Zausner, President, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum