When you tackle an issue, you must be certain that students want you and need you to work on that project.
Your SG can't rely on word of mouth, a handful of private conversations, or the few responses you get from a survey at a table in the cafeteria.
Surveying in person is the ultimate way to spread the word about your SG and connect with your peers on a daily and personal level that they have never seen before from your SG.
Your SG must reach out to your student body constantly, daily, throughout your term of office.
You can’t expect students to come to your SG with their concerns. You must go to them!
Want to find a better way to connect with students? These useful tips will help you start surveying right away.
1Why Survey?
2Who Do You Survey?
3Who Should Survey?
4How Do You Survey?
5What Questions Should You Ask?
6How Often Should You Survey?
7How Long Should You Survey?
8Get Professional Help from a Professor
9Get Help from the Office of Institutional Research