2025 Student-Resident Self-Assessment Survey

Hello!

The purpose of this investigation is to gather residents' perspectives on their experience with campus residency. Your valuable insights will be used to inform future policies and practices at Saint Augustine's University.

The survey will take approximately ten to fifteen minutes to complete. Please select the appropriate response option that represents your opinion honestly. There is no right or wrong answer. Your responses will help SAU better meet your needs. You will be assigned a student ID to maintain complete confidentiality.

In case of any queries, please contact Institutional Research (InstitutionalResearch@st-aug.edu).

The last date to submit this survey is 01/31/2025.
Thank you for your participation in the self-assessment survey.

*1.Class Level(Required.)

Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Graduate

Transfer Student

*2.Name of School (Select One)(Required.)

School of Arts, Social Sciences & Communications

School of Business, Management & Technology

School of Education & General Studies

School of Sciences, Mathematics & Allied Health

School of Graduate & Professional Gateway Studies

*3.Specify the Academic Major you have enrolled with(Required.)

*4.Gender(Required.)

Male

Female

Non-Binary

Prefer not to say

*5.SELF-AWARENESS

I am ...(Required.)

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able to describe and express my feelings

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able to keep my temper under control

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able to complete all the work that is assigned in the class

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able to understand complicated topics that are discussed in the class

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able to learn all the topics taught in the class

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able to do the toughest task assigned by the instructor

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able to remember all that I learn in my current class

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able to get along with my roommates

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able to socialize with other residents

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able to engage in group study sessions with other residents

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able to resolve conflicts among residents

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*6.GROWTH MINDSET

Whether a person does well or poorly in an institution may depend on a lot of different things. You may feel that some of these things are easier for you to change than others. In your institution, how possible is it for you to change...(Required.)

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Being talented

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Liking the subjects you are studying

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Your level of intelligence

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Giving a lot of effort

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Behaving well in class

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Behaving well in residence hall

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How easily you give up

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The ability to socialize

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Being independent

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*7.WELL-BEING

Student perceptions of their own well-being.

During the past week, how often did you feel ___ at SAU?(Required.)

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engaged

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excited

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exhausted

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happy

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hopeful

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overwhelmed

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safe

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stressed out

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confused

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lonely

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withdrawn

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*8.SELF-MANAGEMENT - I CAN

Student perception of their readiness to learn and cooperate(Required.)

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How often do you come to class prepared?

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How often do you follow directions in class?

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How often do you get you work done right away, instead of waiting until the last minute?

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How often do you pay attention and ignore distractions?

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How easy do you find interacting with other residents from diverse cultural backgrounds?

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In response to events that might be occurring in the world, how comfortable would you be in engaging and holding disscussions about ethnicity and race with residents?

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When a sensitive issue of diversity arises in the residence, how easily can you think of strategies to address the situation?

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How easily do you engage in discussions on students' emotional wellbeing

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How often do you stay focused when working independently?

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How often do you struggle with combining house chores and school work?

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How often do you catch yourself missing your friends and family?

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*9.SOCIAL-AWARENESS - I CARE

Dormitory Climate
Perceptions of the overall social and emotional learning climate of the dormitories(Required.)

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How carefully do you listen to other people's points of view?

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How much do you care about other people's feelings?

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How often do you compliment others' accomplishments?

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How easily do you get along with students who are different from you?

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How often do you help students without being prompted?

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How respectful are the relationships between you and the students and faculty/staff?

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How often do you hang out with your roommates or other residents?

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How often do you attend the events hosted by RA's or by Dean of housing?

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How often do you feel safe in your residence hall?

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How often do you have a need to report suspicious activities?

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*10.RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT - I WILL

Sense of Belonging
How much students feel that they are valued members of the university community?(Required.)

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How often do you remain calm, even when someone is bothering you or saying unpleasant things?

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How often are you allowed to speak without being interrupted?

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How often are you compelled to be impolite to adults?

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How often are you compelled to be impolite to other residents?

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When others disagree with you, are you respectful of their views?

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How often do you stand up for yourself without putting others down?

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How often do you disagree with others without starting an argument?

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How often do you work in a team in college?

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Overall, how much does your opinion resonate with other students?

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How often do you promote a sense of belonging among the residents to motivate them?

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How often are you bothered by being far from your home?

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How often do you feel lonely or isolated in your room/apartment?

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11.In case you have anything to share about how to improve residents' social and emotional well-being and housing experiences, please write in the text box below.