1) How well did your major prepare you to deliver public presentations?
2) How well did your major prepare you to construct effective arguments?
3) How well did your major prepare you to offer appropriate feedback in interpersonal situations?
4) How well did your major prepare you to produce multimedia messages such as visual computerized presentations and videos ?
5) How well did your major prepare you to communicate in an ethical manner?
6) How well did your major prepare you to appreciate the influence of communication on individuals, society and culture?
7) How well did your major prepare you to conduct a research project?
8) How well did your major prepare you to formulate and support a thesis (or main point)?
9) How well did your major prepare you to be a critical consumer of research?
10) How well did your major prepare you to analyze messages?
11) How well did your major prepare you to analyze the context of communicative events?
12) How well did your major prepare you to evaluate communication events and situations?
13) In general, how well did faculty convey course material?
14) How well did faculty members encourage class discussion?
15) How well did classes develop your critical thinking skills?
16) How satisfied were you with the quality of teaching in the department?
17) How satisfied were you with communication-related extra curricular opportunities (e.g., debate, Wake TV, LPH Honor Society)?
18) How satisfied were you with faculty's integration of its research interests into your courses?
19) After reflection, can you think of the best, most memorable or most valuable lesson you learned in a class in your communication major?
20) Do you have any additional comments about your experience in the Department of Communication?
