This is the third in a series of posts about North Idaho College's participation "in a pilot survey focused on issues of race/ethnicity."
According to NIC President MacLennan, "The survey will help us understand our students' experience with racism, inclusion, and belonging."
The survey questions are not in order, and the images have been cropped to protect the person who sent these screenshots to me.
1) During the current academic year at this college, have you participated in the following extracurricular activities? (Student Leadership or Student organizations/clubs)
2) During the current academic year at this college, have you been advised by a college staff member who is the same race/ethnicity as you? (yes or no)
3) During the current academic year at this college, how often have you witnessed racism? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)
4) During the current academic year at this college, how often has racism been directed toward you? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)
5) Do you believe racism exists in your community outside of this college? (yes or no)
6) During the current academic year at this college, how many classes have you taken taught by instructor who are the same race/ethnicity as you? (none, one, two, three, four or more)
7) During the current academic year at this college, how often have you participated in activities or discussion in class that encourage you to examine your understanding of issues of race/ethnicity? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)
8) During the current academic year at this college, how often have you witnessed college instructors and other staff members taking a stand against racism? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)
9) During the current academic year, how often has racism been directed toward you in your community outside of this college? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)
10) During the current academic year at this college, how often have you experienced college instructors and other staff members taking a stance against racism in your defense? (never, rarely, sometimes, often, very often)