Interest Survey: Take Stock in Children (TSIC)

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Take Stock in Children of Alachua County is a local organization dedicated to pairing underprivileged students with mentors who can guide them on their academic and personal journeys. We are seeking UF students who are interested in making a positive impact in their community through mentorship.

This survey is designed to help us understand your awareness of the organization, your interest in becoming a mentor, and any barriers or concerns you may have. Your responses will also help us improve how we communicate with students about mentorship opportunities.

Thank you for your time and consideration!

Section 1: Demographics

1. Please provide your full name

2. Gender

Male

Female

Prefer not to say

Other:

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3. What year are you in at UF?

Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Graduate Student

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4. What is your major?

Section 2: Awareness of Take Stock in Children (TSIC)

5. Have you ever heard of the organization Take Stock in Children of Alachua County?

Yes

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6. If yes, how did you first hear about Take Stock in Children of Alachua County?

Social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)

Through a class or academic advisor

Word of mouth (friends, family, peers)

Events or campus activities

UF website or newsletters

I have not heard of TSIC before

Other:

Clear selection

Section 3: Interest in Mentoring

7. Would you be interested in becoming a mentor for an underprivileged student in Alachua County?

Yes

Maybe

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8. What motivates you to consider mentoring a student? (Select all that apply)

Desire to give back to the community

Interest in helping students succeed

Enjoyment of teaching or guiding others

Want to develop personal and professional skills

Requirement for course credit or volunteer hours

Other:

9. What are the main factors that would influence your decision to become a mentor? (Select all that apply)

Time commitment

Location (how far/accessible the mentoring sessions are)

Mentorship training/support

Frequency of meetings (weekly, monthly, etc.)

Expectations of the mentor role

Personal availability (work, classes, etc.)

Other:

Section 4: Barriers to Mentoring

10. What might prevent you from becoming a mentor for Take Stock in Children? (Select all that apply)

Lack of time

Lack of experience or training

Uncertainty about how to help a student effectively

Not feeling qualified to mentor

Personal responsibilities (work, family, etc.)

Lack of transportation

Other:

11. If you have any concerns or hesitations about mentoring, please describe them here.

Section 5: Information Sources

12. Where do you typically find information about student organizations or volunteer opportunities at UF?

UF’s student organization fair

Social media (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)

Word of mouth (friends, classmates, advisors)

Flyers around campus

UF website or student portal

Email newsletters or campus mailing lists

Tabling

Other:

Clear selection

13. How do you usually prefer to receive information about volunteer or mentorship opportunities?

Social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

Text messages

Website announcements

In-person events/tabling

Other:

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Section 6: General Feedback

14. Do you have any suggestions for how Take Stock in Children of Alachua County can better engage students or promote its mentorship opportunities?

15. Would you like to receive more information about Take Stock in Children of Alachua County and mentorship opportunities?

Yes

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16. Please provide your email if you would like to be contacted about mentorship sign-ups!

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