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2022-2023 PCA Community Based Residency Survey - Staff

Community & Special Population Programs and Sites

By completing this survey as accurately as possible, you are contributing critical information about the importance of the arts and the significant value it has as a learning experience for all. This information is of vital interest to the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) and your PCA regional Partner. Please take the time to complete fully and return promptly.
1.Date(Required.)
Date / Time
2.Name:(Required.)
3.Position:(Required.)
4.Email:(Required.)
5.Host Site:(Required.)
6.Type of organization:(Required.)
7.Host Site Address:(Required.)
8.Residency Art Form:(Required.)
9.Dates of Residency:(Required.)
10.Number of Residency Days:(Required.)
11.Number of Participant Groups:(Required.)
12.Total Number of Participants:(Required.)
13.Total Number of Individuals Served:
(include: residency groups participants, other center/program individuals, family members, center/program staff, community members)(Required.)
14.PCA Regional AIE Partner:(Required.)
15.Please use the scale below to rate the following statements.(Required.)
Strongly Agree
Agree
Somewhat Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
N/A
The teaching artist collaborated with staff to plan residency goals and objectives.
The teaching artist consulted with staff about residency lesson content.
Participation in the AIR program has enhanced our organization’s commitment to the arts.
The teaching artist helped staff become more comfortable with the inclusion of the arts in our programming.
The teaching artist demonstrated the importance of engagement with the arts for participants.
Participation in the AIR program fostered collaboration between our participants and staff.
Participation in the AIR program fostered collaboration between staff and the teaching artist.
Opportunities for participants to strengthen their cognitive skills through residency activities were evidenced.
Opportunities for participants to strengthen their verbal skills through residency activities were evidenced
Activities for participants to engage interpersonally with one another during the residency were evidenced.
Opportunities for participants to engage interpersonally with the teaching artist during the residency were evidenced.
Opportunities for participants to strengthen their motor skills and/or dexterity were provided during residency sessions.
Participants exhibited emotional well-being during the residency sessions.
Opportunities for participants to demonstrate collaboration skills were evidenced
Participants in the AIR program demonstrated respect for each other.
Participants gained skills that they will be able to use in other situations/environments.
Participants were actively engaged during the residency in art making activities.
Participants exhibited focus during the art making activities.
Opportunities for participants to demonstrate decision-making skills were provided during the artmaking sessions.
The AIR program provided participants opportunities to discover new talents.
Engagement in the AIR program increased participants’ enthusiasm for the arts.
Participation in the AIR program helped participants develop the ability to work together cooperatively.
The teaching artist was well prepared.
The artist’s instructions were clear and easy to follow.
My perception of engagement with the arts for my clients changed.
This experience has increased my willingness to host more AIR programs.
I would recommend participation in the AIR program to my peers.
16.Additional Comments:
Current Progress,
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