Today is the Last Day to Share Feedback on Physical Campus Spaces
Today is the last day for the campus community to share their opinion through the MapMyCampus survey. The U of A encourages all students, faculty and staff to provide feedback on how they use classrooms, labs, offices and other physical spaces on campus. The interactive map-based survey can be accessed using this link on both mobile and desktop devices. An alternative text version of the survey is available after answering the first question.
Students, faculty and staff who complete the survey will have a chance to provide their U of A email address to enter a random drawing to win one of several prizes. There are multiple chances to win, and prizes include two tickets to a Razorback baseball game on April 30 or May 1, two tickets to a Razorback Softball game on May 3 or 5, Razorback merchandise and a $10 dining gift card that can be used across campus. There will be over 50 randomly drawn winners who will be notified by email on how to collect their prize. Data collected through this survey will be kept completely confidential and will only be used for internal purposes.
The MapMyCampus survey is a part of a 12-month Campus Space Use Study that began earlier this year, in partnership with SmithGroup, to evaluate how classroom, research and administrative space is used at the university.
For more information on the MapMyCampus survey and the Campus Space Use Study, contact Campus Project Coordinator and Director of Strategic Academic Affairs Natalie Emmons at nemmons@uark.edu.
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Contacts
Natalie Emmons, campus project coordinator and director of strategic academic affairs
Office of the Provost
479-575-3832,
nemmons@uark.edu
Lyndsay Bradshaw, assistant director of executive communications
University Relations
479-575-5260,
lbrads@uark.edu
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