Fifty-five percent of University of Oregon employees participated in the UO IDEAL Climate Survey that concluded on April 29.
Gallup, a nationally recognized workplace survey firm, administered the confidential survey of UO faculty members, officers of administration, classified employees and graduate employees over a three-week period.
Gallup is now compiling the survey information and is expected to provide initial survey findings in June. The initial results will be published on the climate survey website. A UO analysis team, co-chaired Sanjay Srivastava, professor of psychology, and Renee Delgado-Riley, director of assessment and research, is working with Gallup as the firm prepares the results.
More detailed findings, including by school, college and unit, are anticipated to be available by fall. All findings shared at the school, college and division level will be shared in ways that ensure individual responses are kept confidential.
“We are so appreciative of everyone who took the survey, encouraged others to take the survey, and helped to make this effort a success,” said Yvette Alex-Assensoh, vice president for equity and inclusion. “We look forward to receiving and reviewing the results and taking action based on what we learn. The ultimate goal is to make the University of Oregon better.”
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