End of Workshop Survey

Purpose: Please reflect on this workshop and let us know what worked and what needs improvement. Your input is valuable to us as we plan future workshops. If you choose to enter your name on this form, your responses to this survey will be kept confidential.

Your name (optional):

Looking back on the workshop as a whole, what was most valuable for you, and why?

What was least valuable for you, and why?

Do you plan to change your work with your department or make changes in some aspects of your department as a result of participation at this workshop?

Yes
No

If yes, what specific changes do you plan to make?

What topics would you suggest be included in the workshop next year?

Please rate the degree to which you believe the following statements are true for you by selecting the appropriate number, where 1 = disagree and 4 = agree. If you believe that any statement is inappropriate for you, select NA.

I learned about opportunities and resources for departments that I didn't know about before.

I was able to discuss issues associated with being a department leader (head or chair) with others at the workshop.

I acquired information about strategies and approaches used by other departments that we can adopt or adapt at my institution.

I was able to share information about successful strategies and approaches used by my department with others at the workshop.

The workshop sessions were well facilitated.

Please comment on any of your ratings, particularly if you disagreed with any item (rated any below 3). Information that will help with the design of future workshops is particularly valuable.

Please indicate your satisfaction with this workshop by selecting the appropriate number.

Comments to explain your rating:

DemographicsWhich of the following best describes the department or program of which you are head or chair:

Two year college (Associate is the highest degree)
Private four-year institution, primarily Undergraduate (BS or BA is the highest degree)
Public four-year institution, primarily Undergraduate (BS or BA is the highest degree)
Master's granting (MS is the highest degree)
Doctoral granting (PhD is the highest degree)
Other

If you chose "other" for the question above, please specify:

For how many years have you been department chair or head?

How many faculty members (FTE) are in your department?

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End of Workshop Survey