The Division of Student Affairs administers various student surveys to learn more about the student experience and to collect data that informs planning, resource allocation, educational outreach, and program development. Faculty and staff are encouraged to access the survey reports and consider use of the data in their own work at the university. Customized presentations about the data are also available to the campus community.  Student Affairs is constantly evaluating which surveys we administer; feedback is always welcome regarding the survey offerings. Questions or requests for presentations should be sent to Student Affairs at saf@uncg.edu. 

IBelong

The iBelong project utilizes the Culturally Engaging Campus Environments Survey (CECE). The CECE survey is based on a conceptual framework identifying external and internal factors that impact student success. Some of these include family, finances, employment, demographics, initial academic dispositions, academic preparation, and features of campus environments that shape student success. The first survey was in 2019 and administered again in 2023. 

iBelong Survey

2019 UNCG CECE Undergraduate Campus Climate Survey Report

2023 UNCG CECE Undergraduate Campus Climate Survey Report

NCHA

The ACHA-National College Health Assessment (NCHA) gathers data about college students’ health habits, behaviors, and perceptions. The ACHA-NCHA offers a way for you to map the widest range of student health issues, including: 

Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use; Food insecurity and homelessness; Hours of sleep.

NCHA Fall 2023 Executive Summary

NCHA 2018 Executive Summary Report

Healthy Minds Study

The Healthy Minds Network’s survey study examines mental health, service utilization, and related issues among undergraduate and graduate students. HMS emphasizes understanding help-seeking behavior, examining stigma, knowledge, and other potential barriers to mental health service utilization. 

UNC Greensboro Fall 2024 Healthy Minds Study Report

UNC Greensboro Winter 2022 Healthy Minds Study Report

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