Normandale launched the first student survey of the academic year. The fall semester survey focuses on student communications; how we share information with students, and how useful and clear communications are to students.

The survey will take under 3 minutes to complete. As a thank-you, students who finish the survey by Oct. 3 can enter a drawing to win one of five $50 Target gift cards. Winners will be notified by email on Monday, Oct. 6.

Take the survey now – Sept. 23 – Oct. 3

How to access the student survey

• The survey opens on Tuesday, Sept. 23 and closes on Friday, Oct. 3.
• Students can access the survey through:
  • A link sent to your Normandale email
  • D2L Announcements
  • QR codes on campus hallway TVs
  • Tabling event on Wednesday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in College Services. Scan the QR code and complete the survey on the spot!
• To begin, you’ll need to log in with your StarID (e.g., ab1234cd). StarIDs are case-sensitive.

Why take the survey?

• Help Normandale make information clearer, timelier and more relevant for you.
• Share your perspective on emails, texts, social media and other ways we connect with students.
• Contribute to building a stronger, more informed and more engaged Normandale community.

Leadership is listening

Your feedback will not just be collected; it will be reviewed by Normandale’s campus leadership. The results will help guide decisions and improvements so that communications are more useful, accessible and supportive. By participating, you’re ensuring that student voices are heard, respected, and acted upon. Together, we can address challenges and create solutions that make the Normandale experience better for everyone.

Confidentiality and voluntary participation

• All responses are confidential. Your individual answers will never be shared in a way that identifies you.
• Survey results will be combined and reported in summary.
• Participation is voluntary and will not affect your academic standing or access to student services.

If you have questions or concerns about the survey, please email research@normandale.edu.

Thank you

Your feedback will help Normandale improve the way we connect with you; making sure you get the information you need, when and how you need it.

Want to share more?

If you’d like to talk about your experiences with Normandale’s communications please contact Student Communications Specialist, Anthony Bruno, at anthony.bruno@normandale.edu.