TIPS 2008-2009 Meeting Survey

Please take a moment and provide us with your feedback on the TIPS Meetings held for 2008-2009. If you have problems with the survey, please contact Jo-Ann Cuevas-Pagliaro (jocuevas@stanford.edu) 498-7033.

Usefulness of TIPS Meetings

For the meetings you attended, please rate the usefulness of the information presented on the given topic. You can find the notes from these meetings by clicking on Meeting Notes.

Please answer accordingly

	Very Useful	Useful	Neutral	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Did Not Attend
September 17, 2008: Porter Drive update and Work from Anywhere	1	2	3	4	5	6
October 15, 2008: HR Updates: Learning and Development; Saving for Retirement	1	2	3	4	5	6
November 19, 2008: Information Security: Data Classifications; Review of Draft TIPS Charter	1	2	3	4	5	6
January 21, 2009: Travel Card	1	2	3	4	5	6
February 18, 2009: New Axess Timecard (Kronos Replacement); Unified Messaging	1	2	3	4	5	6
March 18, 2009: L&D Change Workshops; Help Center Services	1	2	3	4	5	6
April 15, 2009: Protect Yourself, Protect Your Data	1	2	3	4	5	6
May 20, 2009: BeWell@Stanford; Office of Technology Licensing	1	2	3	4	5	6
June 17, 2009: Stanford Global Network; New Stanford Calendar	1	2	3	4	5	6
July 15, 2009: Commitment Management System; SmartMart	1	2	3	4	5	6

Your Interests

What types of information would you like to receive at future TIPS meetings? You may select more than one.

Select your choice(s).

Administrative Issues (e.g., policy, procedures, tools)

Administrative system and applications (e.g., Oracle, PeopleSoft, Axess, Email/Calendar, Procurement)

Staff issues (e.g., benefits, compensation, career development, self-help)

Presentations from senior management (i.e., Provost, Dean of Research, CFO, CIO, etc.)

Presentations on Stanford Research (e.g., BioX, Stem Cell, etc.)

Are there any particular issues that impact your work that might be addressed by a TIPS Working Group? (NOTE: Stanford 101, SAVE, and SUPAD are Stanford initiatives that began with TIPS Working Groups!)

Please suggest Stanford academic or research programs you'd like to learn more about (e.g., Sophomore College, International Initiative, Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Cosmology, etc.):

Please comment on what you think the role of the TIPS Core Rep is/should be. (Things to consider: Do you know who your Core Rep is? Do you know what a Core Rep does? Are you comfortable bringing topics/concerns to your Core Rep? How can Core Reps be more effective? Would you like to be a Core Rep?

If you have wanted to attend TIPS meetings but have been unable to, what has prevented you from coming?

Additional Comments

Enter Your Name

First

Last