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KCC Climate Survey Results: Insights and Areas for Improvement - Fall 2006

The KCC Climate Survey conducted in Fall 2006 aimed to gather opinions from administration, faculty, and staff regarding various essential topics. With a response rate of 68.1% (145 out of 213 surveys), the results provide valuable insights into the community's sentiments. The survey identified the top five positive findings and areas needing improvement. It serves as a foundation for enhancing processes and procedures at KCC, aiming for a supportive and trusting environment that fosters high morale within departments.

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KCC Climate Survey Results: Insights and Areas for Improvement - Fall 2006

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  1. KCC Climate Survey Results Fall 2006

  2. Purpose and Administrationof Climate Survey . The purpose of the survey was to gather information about the opinions of each group and the KCC community as a whole on various topics of importance.

  3. Purpose and Administrationof Climate Survey This information will be used to improve processes and procedures and serve as a framework for new initiatives as part of KCC’s continuous improvement efforts.

  4. Response Rate • A total of 213 surveys were distributed to administration, faculty and supportive staff. • A total of 145 employees responded (68.1%).

  5. Question • Do you think that 68% is a good return rate? • Yes • No

  6. Question • What response rate do you think we can get? • 68% • 75% • 90%

  7. Overall Results Top 5 Most Positive Findings Overall

  8. Top 5 Positive Results

  9. Top 5 Positive Results

  10. Top 5 Positive Results

  11. Overall Results (continued) Top 5 Areas for Improvement Overall

  12. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  13. Question • The most important step in creating an “environment that is supportive and trusting” is -- • What I do myself B. What others do

  14. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  15. Question • Have you ever worked at a place where the morale was very good? • Yes • No

  16. Question • The most important factor in creating “high morale in my department” is – • What I do myself B. What others do

  17. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  18. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  19. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  20. Top 5 Areas for Improvement

  21. KCC Climate Survey Results What is next?

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