[Itg-diversity14] AGI student exit survey

Sat Apr 5 12:31:32 CDT 2014

Hi all,

In case you hadn't seen this announcement--this was something we had
discussed at the workshop in order to assure we captured the voices of
students at four-year institutions with more diverse populations:

AGI Exit Survey of Geoscience Graduates

The American Geosciences Institute encourages your department to
participate in AGI's Geoscience Student Exit Survey this spring. The survey
not only benefits the entire geoscience community by improving our
understanding of the latest crop of geoscience graduates, but can provide
important feedback for your own department or program. This survey
instrument was created to identify the initial pathways into the workforce
for graduating students with their bachelor's, master's, and doctoral
degrees, as well as assess their preparedness for entering the workforce
upon graduation. We recently published the result of the prior round of the
National Geoscience Student Exit Survey, which can be downloaded from
http://www.americangeosciences.org/workforce/reports.

This survey is web-based and will have a set of standardized questions. We
need each participating department to distribute a department-specific
survey link to their graduating students. Departments will be able to
customize the survey by adding questions that pertain to local interests.
Each department will also receive the data for their graduating students
after the survey has completed.

Please send an email to Carolyn Wilson (cwilson at agiweb.org) to indicate
your interest in participating and your ideal target date to send the
survey to your graduating students.

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