CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY Civic Engagement Questionnaire
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1 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY Civic Engagement Questionnaire Part A. Background 1. Gender: 2. Class level: 3. Age: O Female O Lower division (Fr/So) 4. Major: O Male O Upper division (Jr/Sr) 5. Campus: O Graduate 6. How did you first learn about the campus 7. Why did you choose to participate in your SIA project? (Mark only one) campus SIA project? (Mark all that apply) O Service learning course/instructor O Course credit O Campus staff person O Gain leadership skills O Chancellor's Office video conference O Interest in the subject matter O Internship O Interest in community service O Another student O No particular reason O Don't know O Other (Specify: ) O Other (Specify: ) 8. While in college have you performed 9. How many semesters did you community service work prior to this project? perform community service? O Yes O One O No (Go to Part B) O Two O More than two Part B. Project Activities and Work Time 10. In the left column please check (Yes or No) all the activities you performed on your campus SIA project. In the right column rate each item you marked 'Yes' in terms of how much it contributed to your learning or personal development. Yes No High Medium Low O O Managed/supervised people O O O O O Organized/coordinated a project activity or event O O O O O Recruited people into the SIA project O O O O O Presented a talk/speech to a campus or community group O O O O O Interacted with people in the off-campus local community O O O O O Developed educational materials for teaching purposes O O O O O Developed project publicity materials (e.g., fliers, pamphlets) O O O O O Raised funds to support the SIA project O O O O O Tutored a project recipient O O O O O Mentored a project recipient (i.e., served as a role model) O O O O O Built an ongoing relationship with a project recipient O O O O O Developed or conducted a community survey O O O O O Wrote an article for a magazine O O O O O Trained SIA peers on how to perform their duties O O O O O Gathered research data on the off-campus local community O O O O O Other (Specify: O O O O O Other (Specify: O O O
2 11. In the academic year, how much 12. How many weeks did you work on the time in a typical week did you spend SIA project during the working on the SIA project? academic year? O 1-5 hours O 1-6 weeks O 6-10 hours O 7-12 weeks O More than 10 hours O More than 12 weeks Part C. Project Impact 13. Please indicate the degree to which your participation in your campus SIA project increased or improved each of the following: Only a Not at Not A Lot Some A Little All Applicable Ability to manage/supervise people O O O O O Ability to plan/coordinate an activity/event O O O O O Ability to speak in front of a group of strangers O O O O O Ability to communicate with project recipients O O O O O Ability to work as part of a team or group O O O O O Understanding the difficulties that project recipients face in their daily lives O O O O O Understanding how a group functions O O O O O Compassion/empathy for project recipients O O O O O Understanding the needs of project recipients O O O O O Understanding the skills/abilities of project recipients O O O O O Understanding the culture (e.g., attitudes, values, behavior) of project recipients O O O O O Openness to ideas/opinions that conflict with my own O O O O O Willingness to change my views or opinions O O O O O Confidence that I can make a difference for project recipients O O O O O Confidence in presenting/speaking before a group of strangers O O O O O Patience in working with project recipients O O O O O Awareness of my strengths/weaknesses O O O O O Awareness of how my communication may affect project recipients O O O O O Optimism about alleviating social injustice O O O O O Confidence in my ability to accomplish my personal goals in life O O O O O Recognition of how difficult it is to solve the problems of project recipients O O O O O Determination to alleviate social injustice O O O O O Interest in social advocacy as a career O O O O O Interest in doing voluntary community service O O O O O Interest in social advocacy-oriented graduate studies O O O O O Desire to continue doing community service work after college O O O O O
3 Part D. Project Outcomes 14. Please indicate how much you Agree or Disagree with each of the following statements. Strongly Mildly Mildly Strongly Don't Agree Agree Disagree Disagree Know As a result of SIA, I have changed my career plans. O O O O O SIA helped to clarify my career plans. O O O O O SIA affirmed the career plans I already had. O O O O O I now have a clearer sense of purpose and direction in life because of SIA. O O O O O SIA has made me re-think what I want to do in the future. O O O O O SIA helped me develop important new skills/abilities. O O O O O SIA opened my eyes to new possibilities in life. O O O O O Because of SIA I am uncertain about what I want to do in the future. O O O O O I feel better about myself after having worked in SIA. O O O O O I am proud of the contribution I made to the SIA project. O O O O O SIA has influenced my religious views. O O O O O SIA has influenced my political views. O O O O O SIA has influenced what college courses I want to take. O O O O O SIA has changed the way I view project recipients. O O O O O As a result of SIA I am more introspective (i.e., inclined to self-examination). O O O O O Part E. Attitudes and Opinions 15. Please indicate how much you Agree or Disagree with each of the following statements. Strongly Mildly Mildly Strongly No Agree Agree Disagree Disagree Opinion Society lacks the will to eliminate social injustice. O O O O O Society has the ability and resources to alleviate social injustice. O O O O O Most people really care about helping others in need. O O O O O All we can really hope to accomplish in social advocacy work is to help people through hard times. O O O O O Most disadvantaged people got that way because of circumstances beyond their control. O O O O O Everyone should give some of their free time to community service. O O O O O Life is getting better rather than getting worse for most people who are less fortunate. O O O O O Contributing to the solutions of community problems is my responsibility. O O O O O Being involved in a program to improve my community is a high priority for me. O O O O O The problem of addressing community problems is more complex than I had originally thought. O O O O O
4 16. Below are four statements that describe different kinds of changes that students might experience as a result of working on SIA projects. Please indicate how well each statement describes the impact that your campus SIA project had on you. Statement A I am still basically the same person I was when I started the SIA project. However, in certain ways I have become both deepened and broadened by the experience. Although the project has not changed my life drastically, it has definitely added to my skills and affected some of the feelings and attitudes I had before SIA. 17. Statement A describes my SIA experience: Through my SIA experience I have discovered something new and different about myself. I have developed new understandings, skills, interests and/or attitudes I did not have before. 18. Statement B describes my SIA experience: I am in transition, moving from one phase of my life to another. SIA has made me re-think what I want to do in the future. It has opened up new possibilities that I had not considered before. 19. Statement C describes my SIA experience: The SIA project has had a significant, possibly long-term, life-altering impact on me. I consider the impact of SIA as a turning point in my life. In certain respects I am a very different person than I was before SIA. 20. Statement D describes my SIA experience: Part F. Overall SIA Project Impact Statement B Statement C Statement D 21. Which one of the four statements above (A, B, C, or D) comes closest to describing the impact of your SIA experience? O Statement A O Statement B O Statement C O Statement D
5 Part G. Project Assessment 22. Please rate your campus SIA project on each of the following items: Very Very High High Medium Low Low Importance of the project goals O O O O O How well the project was implemented O O O O O How much the project helped recipents O O O O O Support received from campus program staff O O O O O Part H. Personal Satisfaction 23. To what extent did the SIA project meet your personal goals? O A great deal O Some O Only a little O Not at all 24. Overall how would you rate SIA project as an educational experience? O Excellent O Very good O Good O Fair O Poor 25. How would you compare the SIA project with other educational experiences you have had in college? O Excellent O Very good O Good O Fair O Poor Part I. Comments 26. Please use the space below or the backside of this page to comment on any aspect of your SIA experience, for example, what you liked/disliked, what was most/least valuable, what could be changed or improved, etc. Thank you for completing this survey.
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