About
REACH Evaluation, based in Louisville, Kentucky, consults with non-profit, for-profit, philanthropic, and governmental entities in support of efforts to improve services and bring about organizational and community change. Our agency coordinates the KIP Survey administration, scoring, and dissemination of results, and has held this responsibility for eight survey administrations since 2003.
For more information regarding the KIP Survey, please contact Lisa Crabtree.
Lisa Crabtree, MA
Evaluation Researcher
phone: 502-585-1911
email: Lisa@reacheval.com
Our Team
Lisa Crabtree, MA
Lisa Crabtree is the KIP Survey Project Manager, and is responsible for recruitment, marketing and district relations. She oversees the initiative throughout the process, from planning to implementation to report production. She has worked with the KIP Survey since 2003.
Daniel Sanders III
Daniel Sanders oversees online administration of the KIP Survey. He is responsible for organizing and directing the various tasks necessary to produce the district-level and state-level data reports using custom-built reporting software for each KIP administration.
Daniel Sanders Jr, PhD
Daniel Sanders, Jr. (father of Daniel Sanders III, REACH’s Information Manager) is a statistician and serves as primary analyst on the KIP project. Dr. Sanders has been involved in the planning and implementation, and analyzing the resulting data using a variety of statistical tools, including factor analysis and multivariate regression.
Robert Illback, PsyD
Robert Illback is President, Chief Executive Officer, and Senior Evaluation Researcher at REACH Evaluation (and REACH of Louisville, the founding arm of our agency.) Dr. Illback serves as principal investigator for a number of large-scale systems of care initiatives, including Kentucky’s substance abuse prevention programs and the KIP Survey project.
Teresa McGeeney, MS
Teresa is an epidemiologist and data analyst for REACH Evaluation. She helps to analyze and interpret the KIP data for KIP reports, as well as for REACH’s evaluation of various prevention and promotion programs. Teresa also leads the State Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup, which uses key findings from the KIP and other data sources to inform surveillance efforts and prevention planning for behavioral health issues in Kentucky.
Edie G. Carter
Edie designs all publications related to the administration of the KIP survey and all final documents reporting the KIP survey data. Edie also maintains the REACH website, keeping all forms and reports related to KIP up-to-date.