Assessment of the "Research News" Newsletter

The UCSF Office of Research is assessing the value that "Research News" provides to the UCSF research community. We ask your input for making it a more informative and useful tool.

Please share your responses to this brief 5-question assessment.

Thank you!

1. Please identify your job group at the university.

Please identify your job group at the university. Principal Investigator (PI)

Research Staff Analyst (RSA)

Department manager/Management Services Officer (MSO)

Clinical Coordinator

2. Do you read "Research News"?

"Research News" is the UCSF Office of Research's electronic newsletter sharing national, local, and university-based news affecting research administration.

Do you read "Research News"*? *"Research News" is the UCSF Office of Research's electronic newsletter sharing national, local, and university-based news affecting research administration. Yes

No (Please tell us why not, then skip to Question 4)

3. How useful has "Research News" been to you in alerting you to important news affecting research administration?

How useful has "Research News" been to you in alerting you to important news affecting research administration? Very useful.

Somewhat useful.

Not useful.

Please comment. Also, please tell us what news and information would be more informative and useful.

4. The UCSF Office of Research is considering expanding "Research News" with perspectives and goings-on within the Office of Research. Please indicate all the sections that would be of most interest to you.

The UCSF Office of Research is considering expanding "Research News" with perspectives and goings-on within the Office of Research. Please indicate all the sections that would be of most interest to you. "From the Desk of the Vice Chancellor Research (VCR)" (A perspective or statement from the Vice Chancellor Research.)

"Personnel Transitions Within the Office of Research"

"Spotlight on Office of Research Activities, People, and Events"

"Tips and Best Practices" (Opportunity to highlight and to correct error trends in research administration and to propose best practices.)

None of the above (Please comment or recommend a news/information category.)

5. Please tell us how else "Research News" may be made more useful to you, or recommend other ways in which you prefer to receive information updates. ~Thank you for completing this assessment survey!

Please tell us how else "Research News" may be made more useful to you, or recommend other ways in which you prefer to receive information updates. ~Thank you for completing this assessment survey!