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AUCC CONFERENCE SURVEY

Dear AUCC members and College/University Counsellors
 
AUCC have held successful and well attended conferences for many years. As a division representing College and University Counsellors we aim to make the conference as accessible and appropriate to as many people working in College/University Counselling Services as possible. To try to really understand what you want from the conference we have created the following survey. The primary aim of the survey is to obtain feedback from a broad base of AUCC members and College/University Counsellors and from the results identify areas of potential improvement and development for 2009 and future AUCC conferences.
 
The questions have been structured so feedback can be collated and analysed to reflect the responses from specific groups of members/counsellors (e.g. FE, HE, Heads of Service etc.). To reflect this there are four slightly different surveys to choose from. The questions are very similar in each survey and only one survey needs to be completed.  
 
The survey should take no more than 5-10 minutes to complete and we really appreciate and value your feedback.
 
Ronnie Millar
AUCC Conference Sub-Committee Chair
 
 
Please click on one of the links below to complete the survey now.
Which of these categories best describes you?
(If you are a Head of Service may fall into more than one category. Please feel free to respond from the either a delegate perspective or as a Head of Service)

• I am attending/attended the 2008 AUCC conference
• I attended the AUCC Conference in 2006 and/or 2007 (but not 2008)
• I have not attended an AUCC conference in the past three years
• I am a Head of Service

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