Project KEEP US

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Knowledge Enabling Efforts to Preserve University Students

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Findings Press Release: News release dated Dec. 13, 2004, with highlights of the findings and background information on Project KEEP US.

Final Report (pdf file, 39 pages): This is the final report on the findings presented by course instructor Jean Vincent using PowerPoint at the Dec. 13 press conference.

Online Survey: This is an inert copy of the online survey for review purposes only.

Percentage Counts: This is a straight-line statistical report on all single and multiple response questions using percentages.

Absolute Counts: This is a straight-line statistical report that provides the total number of responses for each question/response.

Open-Ended Responses: Verbatim responses to the open-ended questions...
· Q 3a:
Enter the 5-digit zip code for your hometown area in the United States.
· Q 4a:
Write in the city/village, state/province, country where you plan to (or are most likely to) live and work immediately after completing your education.
· Q 5:
Regarding the location where you plan to live and work immediately after you complete your college education, what has influenced (or will influence) your decision the most?
· Q 6z:
Describe "other" factor of importance in selecting a location.
· Q 18a:
Specify "other" category for your major. (See summary list in Absolute Counts or in Percentage Counts report.)
· Q 20a:
Enter the city/village AND organization's name where this job/internship/fieldwork/clinical assignment took place.
· Q 21: What is your dream job or career at this time? Please be as specific as possible, including the job title, type of organization and type of work.
· Q 22a: Describe "other industry" you expect to be employed in. (See summary list in Absolute Counts or in Percentage Counts report.)
· Q 24: What is your age?
· Q 26a: Provide details for "other race."
· Q 27:
What can the area do to better familiarize you with what it has to offer new college graduates?
· Q 28:
Enter here any other comments you would like to see included in this study.

Secondary Research - Local and National


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