Noah Eshon Gagner (he/him) is a facilitator of individual, relational, and community health through collaborative and client-centered approaches. Noah earned a Master of Arts in Counseling Student Personal Psychology, a Master of Education in Applied Kinesiology, and is a doctoral candidate in Family Social Science with a specialization in Couple and Family Therapy from the University of Minnesota. Noah entered the evaluation field to further engage in social justice work in ways that support and built upon his work as a therapist and researcher. Noah draws on his intercultural background and interdisciplinary studies to engage clients in dialogical processes to achieve intrapersonal, interpersonal, and systems change. Noah has experience working with K-12 public schools, non-profit organizations, and local and national government entities. His expertise is in addressing health disparities in minority and under-served populations through community-based approaches.
