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Oberlin Heritage Survey

Oberlin Heritage Survey

Please complete this short survey to help us learn more.
The findings from this survey will help the Oberlin Heritage Center in developing its strategic plan and improving the programs and services it offers.  OHC currently provides tours, workshops, educational programs, and resources to help residents and visitors learn about Oberlin’s history. Your insight can help the organization further its mission to “… make our community a better place to live, learn, work, and visit.”

1.Have you heard of the Oberlin Heritage Center (OHC) before?  ⃝
2.How do you hear about events in the community? (Select options you notice most.)
3.Are you an…? (Check all that apply.)
4.Which of the following describes you? (Check all that apply.):
5.Check the bubble in BOTH columns if the following applies to you:
“Have used this offering within the past 5 years”
“Would use this offering in the future”
Tours (e.g. “Oberlin Origins”, History Walks, DIY Tours, Tablet Tours)
Community events organized by OHC
Oral histories
History resources on OHC’s website
History archives and collections at OHC
Youth programs or outreach (e.g. history kits, class/group discussions)
Adult programs or outreach (lectures, field trips, etc.)
Museum professional development workshops
Museum store
OHC social media
OHC publications and original research features
Research assistance or inquiries
Worked with OHC as a collaborative partner
6.What topics about Oberlin’s history would you like to see included in the Oberlin Heritage Center’s programming?
7.What do you think the Oberlin Heritage Center can offer to better connect children with history?
8.Do you feel represented in the histories that the Oberlin Heritage Center shares through its various programs and services?
9.If you chose “sometimes” or “no”, what would you like to see represented more?
10.How much do you agree with the following statements about the Oberlin Heritage Center?
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
It represents the history of all races/ethnicities in Oberlin well
It serves an important purpose
Its programs are interesting
The community understands what it does
It is open at convenient times
Its programs are affordable
It is easy to reach someone when you call/contact OHC
11.What concerns you the most right now in your community and/or the U.S.?
12.What ideas do you have about how the Oberlin Heritage Center can help address your concerns in the community?
13.Is there anything else that you would like us to know for our planning?
Current Progress,
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