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| author | Abou-Sayf, Frank |
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| contents | Report on the Results of the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey. Abou-Sayf, Frank Administrator Attitudes College Administration Community Colleges Employee Attitudes Employer Employee Relationship Institutional Research Job Satisfaction Personnel Personnel Needs Staff Role Surveys Two Year Colleges This report presents the findings of the Staff Institutional Survey distributed to Hawaii's Kapi'olani Community College (KCC) staff in February 1999. This survey requested biographical information and data related to the following six categories: Facilities and Equipment, Leadership and Support, Personnel Policies, Professional Development Climate, Support Services, and Overall Satisfaction. Sixty surveys were returned out of 142 sent, for a response rate of 42.3 percent. The survey questions were scored on a scale of 1 to 4, with 1 indicating "very dissatisfied" and 4 indicating "very satisfied." The overall satisfaction was 2.83, compared with 3.05 in 1993 and 2.72 in 1996. Among the categories, Support Services received the highest rating and Personnel Policies received the lowest rating. The highest-rated support services were student activities, campus security and the library. The lowest-rated personnel issues were salary, classification, promotion, and staff involvement in decision-making. Females reported lower satisfaction than males and administrative staff reported higher satisfaction than other classifications. Sections in the report include: (1) executive summary; (2) background; (3) results; and (4) longitudinal comparison. Appendices contain the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey, statistics, and respondents' comments. (RDG) |
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| spellingShingle | Report on the Results of the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey. Abou-Sayf, Frank Administrator Attitudes College Administration Community Colleges Employee Attitudes Employer Employee Relationship Institutional Research Job Satisfaction Personnel Personnel Needs Staff Role Surveys Two Year Colleges Report on the Results of the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey. Abou-Sayf, Frank Administrator Attitudes College Administration Community Colleges Employee Attitudes Employer Employee Relationship Institutional Research Job Satisfaction Personnel Personnel Needs Staff Role Surveys Two Year Colleges This report presents the findings of the Staff Institutional Survey distributed to Hawaii's Kapi'olani Community College (KCC) staff in February 1999. This survey requested biographical information and data related to the following six categories: Facilities and Equipment, Leadership and Support, Personnel Policies, Professional Development Climate, Support Services, and Overall Satisfaction. Sixty surveys were returned out of 142 sent, for a response rate of 42.3 percent. The survey questions were scored on a scale of 1 to 4, with 1 indicating "very dissatisfied" and 4 indicating "very satisfied." The overall satisfaction was 2.83, compared with 3.05 in 1993 and 2.72 in 1996. Among the categories, Support Services received the highest rating and Personnel Policies received the lowest rating. The highest-rated support services were student activities, campus security and the library. The lowest-rated personnel issues were salary, classification, promotion, and staff involvement in decision-making. Females reported lower satisfaction than males and administrative staff reported higher satisfaction than other classifications. Sections in the report include: (1) executive summary; (2) background; (3) results; and (4) longitudinal comparison. Appendices contain the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey, statistics, and respondents' comments. (RDG) |
| title | Report on the Results of the 1999 Staff Institutional Survey. |
| topic | Administrator Attitudes College Administration Community Colleges Employee Attitudes Employer Employee Relationship Institutional Research Job Satisfaction Personnel Personnel Needs Staff Role Surveys Two Year Colleges |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED437990 |