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    Dane Track (PDF, 29.5 KB) - Madison College contracted with Gene Kroupa and Associates two years in a row to collect perception data from Madison College district residents via a phone survey of residents over the age of 18 years. The April 2006 DaneTrak survey was limited to Dane county residents only. In April 2007, the survey was repeated with additional sampling to include portions of the Madison College service area outside of Dane county as well. 400 interviews of Dane County residents were completed both in 2006 and in 2007. 199 additional interviews of non-Dane County residents were completed in 2007 only.

    District Plan of Representation – This report provides a summary of district population and labor force information including county level breakdowns. Note: These population estimates were recently updated to include the most recent census information and projections. County information is pro-rated to include only those portions of counties within Madison College district boundaries. This report also includes a summary of tax level information.

    Noel-Levitz Survey (Student Satisfaction Inventory) - Data is now available for the 2009 Survey in Blackboard. All staff should have access to a course called "College-wide Student Survey Efforts". If you have a question, please contact Zong Her at (608) 246-6423 or Tom Heaney at (608) 246-6402.

    Personal Assessment of the College Environment (PACE) Survey (Staff) – Madison College has contracted 5 times with the National Institute for Leadership and Institutional Effectiveness (NILIE), a nonprofit organization, to assess Madison College's institutional climate. 2008 Results are now available in Blackboard. All staff should have access to a course called "College-wide Student Survey Efforts". If you have a question, please contact Zong Her at (608) 246-6423 or Tom Heaney at (608) 246-6402.

    State of Wisconsin • Department of Workforce Development Homepage - The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD) is the state agency charged with building and strengthening Wisconsin's workforce. The department has other useful information for the state, such as the Prevailing Wage Survey, labor market information, projected job openings, unemployment and re-employment statistics.

     

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    Last Modified: December 14, 2009