Student Reflection Survey

Diversity Student Leadership Conference.

Office of Campus Activities and Multicultural Affairs and the African American Student Union on the Ammerman Campus host the annual Diversity Student Leadership Conference. The purpose of the conference is to bring students, faculty, staff and administrators together to discuss the issues/ideas at the forefront of the student experience here at Suffolk County Community College. This year marks our 5th conference and will take place on Friday, April 30th. The last twelve months have required us all to transition, reflect and respond to changes. As the college strives to support our students in this temporary “new norm”. We thought it would also be helpful to hear directly from student leaders. The feedback from this survey will be used to drive the conversations about how best to create an inclusive and supportive environment at the college. Please take a moment to complete the following survey.

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* 1. Please share your race:

American Indigenous or Alaska Native

Asian

Black or African American

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

White

Prefer not to answer

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please share your ethnicity:

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* 3. Please share your gender identity:

Female

Male

Nonbinary

Prefer not to answer

Prefer to self-describe

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* 4. Please share the modality of your Spring 2021 courses:

Entirely online primarily synchronous (real time instruction)

Entirely online primarily asynchronous

Mostly online with a few in person courses

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* 5. Do you feel that you are receiving support from your professors?

Yes

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* 6. Do you feel that you are receiving support from the college staff?

Yes

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* 7. What does support look/feel like? (Select all that apply)

My professor is approachable.

My professor responds quickly to questions.

I have a faculty or staff that I can go to if I have an issue or problem with school.

I can personally relate to the things I am learning in my courses.

I see representation of myself in the programs at the college.

There are programs at the college that allow me to connect with others who share my experiences and interests.

I feel comfortable sharing my personal experiences in class discussions and assignments.

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* 8. Is it important for you to feel like you have allies at the college?

Yes

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* 9. How do you define allyship?

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* 10. What does/should allyship look like at Suffolk County Community College?

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* 11. Based on how you defined allyship, do you feel you are receiving that from the college community? If yes, please explain. If no, please explain what kind of allyship would you appreciate from the college community.