Back to school 2020

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Back to school 2020

The LSC's mission is to support a thriving, diverse community, and we're working on plans to bring people together in different ways over the next few months. The university is moving to gradually increase on campus activity. But we know that everybody is facing their own unique set of challenges, and we can't make assumptions about the kinds of activities and interactions our community members want.

We appreciate you taking a few minutes to fill out this survey to help us understand where you are--in terms of geography, life situation, and your comfort coming to campus. We know things are uncertain and conditions may change, so just answer as best you can given what you know now. We welcome as much or as little as you are willing to share. It is helpful if we know who you are, but anonymous responses are also welcome.

Department *

Role *

Faculty

Postdoc

Grad student

Undergraduate student

Other:

Name

Where are you currently located? *

If you're not in or near College Park, please use the "Other" option to let us know where you are, so we can get a sense of the time zone spread.

Within walking/biking distance of campus

Within driving distance of campus (and I have a car and access to parking)

Not far, but I will have difficulty accessing transportation to campus.

Other:

How often do you plan to be on campus this fall? *

We know things are uncertain and conditions may change, but please give your best answer given what you know now about current COVID conditions and university precautions.

Never

Less than once a week

1-2 times per week

3 or more times per week

What will you be visiting campus for? *

Select all that apply.

Nothing - I won't be on campus.

Attending class

Teaching class

Meetings

To work in my office

To work in the lab

To access resources (e.g. library, printing)

Other:

Required

Would you be interested in attending in-person meetings or events to connect with other language scientists, assuming all participants abide by all university/county safety guidelines? *

Outdoors only

Indoors or outdoors

Sounds nice, but it's not worth the risk for me.

Sounds nice, but I can't reliably access campus this fall.

Other:

What kinds of interactions would you like less or more of, compared to what you're getting now?

Please elaborate in the open-ended question below!

Would like less

Currently satisfied

Would like more

With people in my research group

With students in my home department

With faculty in my home department

With students in other departments at UMD

With faculty in other departments at UMD

With researchers at other universities

Virtual talks/webinars

Zoom meetings with 2-4 people

Zoom meetings with 5-10 people

Zoom meetings with more than 10 people

Asynchronous conversations (e.g. email, Slack)

Purely social Zoom meetings

Social or unstructured outdoor gatherings

Would like less

Currently satisfied

Would like more

With people in my research group

With students in my home department

With faculty in my home department

With students in other departments at UMD

With faculty in other departments at UMD

With researchers at other universities

Virtual talks/webinars

Zoom meetings with 2-4 people

Zoom meetings with 5-10 people

Zoom meetings with more than 10 people

Asynchronous conversations (e.g. email, Slack)

Purely social Zoom meetings

Social or unstructured outdoor gatherings

Clear selection

Please give us your input.

What do you think language scientists should do to stay connected this fall? What kinds of virtual meetings or events do you find most engaging or helpful? What kinds of meetings or events would be worth attending in person?

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