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Campus Climate Survey

Mandl Campus Survey

INTRODUCTION:

Mandl School, The College of Allied Health is committed to ensuring a positive campus climate in regards to issues of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and gender discrimination. In pursuance of Article 129-B, Mandl conducted an anonymous survey of the entire College community to better understand the perspectives and experiences of our students. The survey was administered during the week of August 9 to August 21, 2022. Mandl intends to use the survey data to improve our policies that support students.

SURVEY RESULTS:

The survey was distributed to all currently enrolled students. Approximately, 159 students responded to the survey. The survey data revealed that 83.7% of students feel a sense of belonging to the school community; 82.4% of the respondents expressed the view that faculty and staff treat them fairly; and 79.8% of the respondents indicated that faculty and staff respect their opinion.

AWARENESS ON POLICIES AND PROCEDURES        

Students demonstrated that they know the definition of sexual assault (99.4%), affirmative consent (98.7%); sexual harassment (99.4%); and gender discrimination (100%). Approximately 94.3% of the students indicated that they were well educated on sexual assault, affirmative consent, sexual harassment, and gender discrimination and 86.2% of the students know how and where to report a sexual assault, sexual harassment and gender discrimination.

The survey results also revealed areas for improvement including campus security (71%), resources to be offered at the school for survivors of dating violence, stalking, and domestic violence (75.5%).

The College will utilize the feedback received from this survey to help improve our policy, communication means and training regarding Title IX and Enough is Enough by programming more educational workshops and electronic resources to generate better awareness among faculty, administrators, and staff.

SURVEY RESULTS

MANDL SCHOOL – THE COLLEGE OF ALLIED HEALTH

STUDENT CLIMATE SURVEY- SUMMARY RESULTS

CONDUCTED IN SPRING 2022

Number of Respondents: 159

Survey Questions Strongly

Agree

(%)

Agree

(%)

Combined

Strongly agree + agree (%)

Faculty, Staff & administrators respect students’ opinions and thoughts 40 60 100
I think faculty, staff, and administrators are genuinely  concerned about my welfare 38 52 90
I feel like I am part of this school community 37 62 99
I think faculty, staff and administrators treat students fairly 34 61 95
I believe students at this school respect each other 34 65 99
The school treats all students equally and fairly 39 59 98
Campus  officials should do more to protect students from harm 16 38 54
Campus security should do more to protect students from harm 15 38 53
Sexual assault is not tolerated at this school 82 57 139
The school works hard to prevent sexual assault from happening 0 98 98
There are good resources available at this school for survivors of sexual assault 30 42 72
There are good resources available at this school for survivors of dating violence, stalking, and domestic violence 27 39 66
I am aware of on or off campus academic assistance resources for survivors of sexual assault, dating violence, staking, or domestic violence

 

 

31 53 84
Survey Questions % YES % NO
Do you know the definition of sexual assault? 99.4 0.6
Do you know the definition of affirmative consent? 98.7 1.3
Do you know the definition  of sexual harassment 99.4 0.6
Do you know the definition of gender discrimination 100 0
Do you know where to report sexual assault, sexual harassment, and gender discrimination 86.2 13.6
Do any of the below apply to your personal experience on campus since January 2021? Felt unsafe? Been Sexually Harassed? Experienced gender discrimination? Witnessed sexual harassment? Witnessed sexual assault? Witnessed gender discrimination? 91.2 8.8
If you have been the victim of sexual assault, sexual harassment and gender discrimination, do any of the below apply to your experience? I spoke with a fellow student on campus regarding the incident.  I spoke with a college official or Title IX office. L I spoke with someone off campus regarding the incident. I reported the incident to local enforcement 6.3 93.7
The College’s policies regarding gender discrimination, sexual violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking are well described in the student handbook. 89.3 10.7
I have been educated on sexual assault, affirmative consent, sexual harassment, and gender discrimination 94.3 5.7
Do you think it is important to share sexual history with someone before becoming sexually active with them? 52.2 7.5
If you choose to be sexually active, do you think it is important to use a form of birth control besides birth control pills 57.9 1.9
Have you ever felt harassed or bullied because of your sexual orientation or gender identity? 4.4 80.5
Have you ever seen someone else be harassed or bullied because of their sexual orientation or gender identity? 8.2 71.1
Do you feel that students are accepted and included at this school regardless of their sexual orientation? 69.8 1.9
Do you feel students are accepted and included in this school, regardless of their gender identity or gender expression? 71.1 1.9

 

 

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