[geolstu-list] FW: AGI Geoscience Student Exit Survey

[Naehr, Thomas]

For graduating students…

    Congratulations on completing your geosciences degree!  The American
    Geosciences Institute (AGI) is asking for your help.  For those of you
    that are unfamiliar with AGI, it is a nonprofit federation of 50 different
    geoscientific and professional associations that represents the majority
    of the geosciences community.  We provide information to geoscientists, as
    well as serve as a voice for shared interests of the geosciences community.
    
    AGI has been conducting a research study that tracks the immediate career
    plans for students graduating with a geoscience degree, as well as your
    education, research, and internship experiences leading up to graduation.
    With job availability recently becoming a major issue in this country,
    many with the geoscience community have been wondering about how recently
    graduating students are faring in the job market, and this survey will
    begin to answer that question.
    
    For this study, AGI would appreciate your time and attention to AGI¹s
    National Geoscience Student Exit Survey.  We would like to better
    understand your background, experiences in the geosciences, and immediate
    path after graduation.  Your responses will be included with your peers
    across the United States in order to get a regional and national
    understanding of the recent geoscience graduate.  We want to emphasize
    that your participation in the survey is completely voluntary and will not
    affect your future in the workforce.  We will not share any personal
    information you decide to provide without your explicit permission.
    
    To access the survey:
    Survey:  http://bit.ly/agiexitsurvey
    Department Token: xq4bv
    
    AGI really appreciates your consideration to participate in this research
    study.  If you have any questions or would like more information, please
    feel free to contact Carolyn Wilson by email:
    cwilson at americangeosciences.org or phone: (703) 379-2480.