University Library Website Survey

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As you may know, the University Library is surveying our users about our website. This is your chance to let us know what you like, what you don't like, and what you'd like to change about our site!

University Library Website Survey: http://bit.ly/uwsp-library

Further Details:

  • Participation in our survey is anonymous. You also have the option to volunteer for a second survey, and to enter a prize drawing. These options are obviously not anonymous, and are not in any way connected to your survey data. You can read more about this on the first page of the survey.

  • Prizes you can win include: one Amazon Kindle Fire e-reader/tablet, one 30-minute massage from Much Needed Masses, and four $5 gift certificates to Emy J's.

  • Some folks have asked about how the winners of the drawing will be chosen. The entries will be exported into a spreadsheet in random order. A random number generator will be used to choose winners according to their row in the spreadsheet.

  • According to our rules, if any of the winners can't be contacted to accept their prize within one week, new winners will be selected (in the same fashion detailed above.) Hopefully, our prizes are tantalizing enough and our contact information is correct so that all prizes will be claimed quickly.

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