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Saxons Fall Into Service Day 2012Here’s what AU students have told us – and more importantly, what we’re doing about it. Thank you for taking our surveys! It matters.
Recent Projects
Recreation and Fitness Study (3/13). We asked a sample of students to tell us about recreation, intramurals, and fitness programs on campus, and the impact of all those on their health. View the summary.
Student Employee work quality and diversity (1/13): We asked all the students who work in a Student Affairs department for their perceptions of whether they were having a quality work experience, so that we can make sure we’re giving you skills for the future. We also wanted to be sure that we were hiring a diverse student workforce. View the summary here.
Off-Campus Living Survey (9/12): We asked off-campus students to help us improve off-campus living seminars and to share some of their experiences off campus. View the summary here.
Orientation and New Student Programs (9/12): We asked everyone who participated in orientation about their perceptions, which were then compared against a national study as well as private universities. This is the third year we've completed this survey. View the summary here from orientation 2012.
Campus Activities and Student Involvement (4/12): We wanted to find out if our clubs, organizations and activities were meeting your needs. View the summary.
Code of Conduct and Academic Integrity (4/12): We wanted to know if students understood the policies, felt they were educational and fair, and their experiences going through either the judicial system or the academic integrity process. We then compared our results against a national study as well as other private universities. View the summary.
Residential Experience Survey (1/12): We asked each student who lives on campus to complete this survey about residence hall facilities, programs, staff, and other aspects of living on campus. We then compared against results from previous years to see where we are getting better and where we need to improve. View the summary.
Civic Engagement (4/11): We wanted to know the degree to which our students engaged in community service, service-learning, volunteerism, and other aspects of involvement in a community, compared to national and private universities. View the summary.
Thank you for taking our surveys! It matters.
Kathy Woughter, VP for Student Affairs