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Campus Wide-Culture and Climate Survey

A More Equitable and Inclusive Environment

 

In late February 2020, we launched the Campus Climate Survey, designed to help us build a more equitable and inclusive environment at UCF. This voluntary survey will guide efforts of university leadership, the Ginsburg Center for Inclusion and Community Engagement Office of Diversity Education and Training and our entire campus working to empower and elevate voices across our community.

 

UCF contracted with Viewfinder Campus Climate Surveys, LLC to conduct the three campus climate surveys for faculty and administrators, staff members and students. UCF’s Operational Excellence and Assessment Support (OEAS) assisted with the analysis and summary of the findings.

 

Each of the full reports is provided below as it was released in August 2020, clearly capturing the voices of a small population of our campus. The results are powerful and will help to inform the university’s upcoming action plan for equity, inclusion and diversity. Because of differing response rates among the campus populations, a comparison report also is provided for faculty and staff, along with a summary of findings from OEAS.

 

The findings of these reports are similar to the faculty focus groups the previous Interim Chief Equity, Inclusion and Diversity Officer Dr. S. Kent Butler hosted last year on the same topic, as well as the university’s last COACHE survey among faculty.

 

FULL REPORTS

 

The UCF community is encouraged to read through each of the reports below.

 

 

For questions about the surveys, please contact the Ginsburg Center for Inclusion and Community Engagement Office of Diversity Education and Training at diverse@ucf.edu or call 407-823-6479.