1. ASSESSMENT 2006-2007 Research, Marketing, and Publications Residential Life Kevin Hytten and Audrey Place

2. Y EAR IN REVIEW Move In Survey – September 2006 Community Survey – October 2006 Educational Benchmarking Institute – February – March 2007 Divisional Assessment Team - ongoing

3. M OVE -I N S URVEY Administered in early September 2006 Survey invitation was sent to approximately 4,800 students via email 1,065 students responded resulting in a response rate of approximately 22% Questions addressed student satisfaction with the move in process, staff, and environment.

4. M OVE -I N S URVEY F INDINGS How satisfied were you with your move-in experience? Legend 2005 Move in data 2006 Move in data

5. M OVE -I N S URVEY F INDINGS How satisfied were you with the overall helpfulness of the Residential Life staff? Legend 2005 Move in data 2006 Move in data

6. M OVE -I N S URVEY F INDINGS How satisfied were you with the electronic notification of your room assignment for Fall 2006? Legend 2005 Move in data 2006 Move in data

7. M OVE -I N S URVEY F INDINGS The residence hall was a welcoming environment on move-in day. Legend 2005 Move in data 2006 Move in data

8. C OMMUNITY S URVEY Administered in October 2006 Invitation sent via email to a stratified sample of 500 on campus residents Return of approximately 39% (194) Consisted of questions addressing students’ participation in the residence halls, their satisfaction with the experience, and some questions regarding the alcohol policy

9. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS Please respond to the following comments about your residential community. care trust connected communicate responsibilityparticipateexpectations

10. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS Please respond to the following statements. Study groups Succeed academically Academic competition Level of noise allows me to study

11. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS Please respond to the following statements about your personal involvement in your community. talksocializeshareconfidestudyconflict Very infrequently Infrequently Frequently Very frequently

12. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS In my community the following has occurred as a result of alcohol: Very infrequently Infrequently Frequently Very frequently

13. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS In my community discussions on the consequences of violating the alcohol policy have occurred:

14. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS Which of the following would most likely cause a change in your alcohol use:

15. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS My knowledge of the alcohol policy comes from:

16. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS My understanding of the consequences of the alcohol policy comes from:

17. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS The “dry” residence hall policy sends students a clear message that it is not appropriate to drink in the residence halls.

18. C OMMUNITY S URVEY F INDINGS Please respond to the following statements regarding the commitment of your RA to these specific topics. Very frequently Frequently Infrequently Very infrequently

19. EBI SURVEY Administered in February 18 – March 23, 2007 Invitation sent via email to 4530 on campus residents Return of approximately 26.9% (1218) Consisted of questions focused on assessing overall satisfaction with on campus living. There are 19 Factors – a factor is a group of statistically related questions which describe a broad concept more completely then a single question.

20. Factors

21. Priority Matix

23. Factors Sorted By Impact Value

24. Top Priority - Factor 14

25. Top Priority - Factor 12

26. Top Priority - Factor 6

27. Top Priority - Factor 14

28. Top Priority - Factor 3

29. Maintain - Factor 11

30. Maintain - Factor 9

31. Maintain - Factor 7

32. Longitudinal – Top Priorities

33. Longitudinal – Maintain

34. Benchmark Comparisons

35. Benchmark Compare – Priority

36. Benchmark Compare – Maintain

37. Things To Consider - Filtering

38. UVM Specific Questions

48. Questions?