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Staff survey met with low response rate

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In order to assess the current faculty and staff’s outlook on Loyola, Tania Tetlow, university president, reissued last year’s organizational health survey to university employees on Sept. 18.

As of Sept. 26, the survey had a response rate of 23 percent which is, “lower than we would hope at this time,” according to Tetlow in an email to faculty and staff, as the survey closes on Oct. 3.

Tetlow said she hopes university employees will fill out the 20 minute survey to let their voices be heard.

“Based on these results, which I will share with you, we can work to build on our strengths and to solve the problems you identify,” Tetlow said in the email.

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Rose Wagner, Editor-in-Chief
Rose Wagner is a senior journalism and political science double major from the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota. This is her second semester as editor-in-chief and fourth year with The Maroon. Outside of Loyola, Rose has worked on multimedia stories with Gray Television's national investigative unit and covered St. Tammany Parish for The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate. When Rose is not in the newsroom, you can find her binge-watching Jeopardy! and listening to true crime podcasts. Contact: [email protected]

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