I received this email from a Grant MacEwan student who is studying the relationship between the arts and strong communities. Please consider filling our her survey; there are 15 questions and it takes perhaps 10 minutes. The student included this glossary with her email. The survey closes Feb 27, 2013...
Dear Community Member,
My name is Natalie Shykoluk and I am a student in Arts and Cultural Management at MacEwan University. Under the supervision of Rose Ginther, Chair, Arts and Cultural Management, I have undertaken an independent study project that will examine the role that Edmonton’s community leagues play in facilitating engagement in arts and culture. Research has shown that engagement in the arts at a community level helps to bring people together and creates a sense of belonging, thereby increasing a community’s overall level of health. Engagement in arts and culture create a positive impact on community-level social determinants of health, such as strengthening social networks, drawing on a shared culture and/or history, and improving the built environment.
In order to better understand how community leagues facilitate arts and cultural engagement on a community and municipal level, I would like to ask for your feedback by way of a short electronic survey. Please note that there is an opportunity to include your written comments and/or expand on your survey answers at the end of the survey. Survey results will be available in late Spring 2013.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hGDM0PAOL3Zi38YIDPzXncbeUCisqkUGegZpYDELMXc/viewform?sid=6380d1fdfc7f84ce&token=WOD47zwBAAA.j9GOk_3_EnBPx_40a-LntQ.v8SUgkJOmH4yQmuBH1zOXA
Should you have any questions or concerns about this study, please do not hesitate to contact Rose Ginther at [email protected] or 780.497.4415.
This project has been reviewed by, and received ethics approval through, the MacEwan University Research Ethics Board (REB). If you have any concerns about the ethics of this study, please contact the REB Chair at [email protected] or at 780.633.3274.
Thank you for your time,
Natalie Shykoluk, B.A. (Hons.), MA
Dear Community Member,
My name is Natalie Shykoluk and I am a student in Arts and Cultural Management at MacEwan University. Under the supervision of Rose Ginther, Chair, Arts and Cultural Management, I have undertaken an independent study project that will examine the role that Edmonton’s community leagues play in facilitating engagement in arts and culture. Research has shown that engagement in the arts at a community level helps to bring people together and creates a sense of belonging, thereby increasing a community’s overall level of health. Engagement in arts and culture create a positive impact on community-level social determinants of health, such as strengthening social networks, drawing on a shared culture and/or history, and improving the built environment.
In order to better understand how community leagues facilitate arts and cultural engagement on a community and municipal level, I would like to ask for your feedback by way of a short electronic survey. Please note that there is an opportunity to include your written comments and/or expand on your survey answers at the end of the survey. Survey results will be available in late Spring 2013.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1hGDM0PAOL3Zi38YIDPzXncbeUCisqkUGegZpYDELMXc/viewform?sid=6380d1fdfc7f84ce&token=WOD47zwBAAA.j9GOk_3_EnBPx_40a-LntQ.v8SUgkJOmH4yQmuBH1zOXA
Should you have any questions or concerns about this study, please do not hesitate to contact Rose Ginther at [email protected] or 780.497.4415.
This project has been reviewed by, and received ethics approval through, the MacEwan University Research Ethics Board (REB). If you have any concerns about the ethics of this study, please contact the REB Chair at [email protected] or at 780.633.3274.
Thank you for your time,
Natalie Shykoluk, B.A. (Hons.), MA
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