Getting
a campus culture committee together was a little harder than I expected. The spring semester is super busy with
preparing students for statewide testing, so I had to improvise on the
development of the committee. I
anticipated that I would have about 10 staff members. After everything was said and done, there are
only five members. This change has made
me re-think this project as a whole and I may end up using the committee only
for the survey and research portion. I
am working with my site supervisor to come with an alternate plan for the implantation
portion.
After forming this committee, I arranged to
hold two meetings. For the first
meeting, I discussed my action research project in more detail and we discussed
each person role, established a timeline, and future meeting dates. At the second meeting, we discussed a method
to survey both students and staff member to determine their perception of our
campus culture. We decided to utilize an
electronic survey. We decided that the
goal of this survey would be to determine how our campus culture is viewed and
ways to improve that culture. This survey
looked at the aesthetics of our building, our organizational structures,
accessibility of staff members, beliefs about teaching, beliefs about student
expectations, and student activities.
After this survey was given to staff members and students, the committee
met during our planning time to analyze the responses. We are currently determining what will be our
two areas of focus.
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