Alumni Surveys
We're Listening and Responding
Every year St. Thomas reaches out to alumni to get their perspective. Sometimes we ask about how St. Thomas prepared you for your career. Other times we ask about philanthropy or programs we could develop that would help you personally and professionally. Most recently, our surveys have focused on career readiness and St. Thomas' direction for the next 5 years.
Here is what you said.
First Destination Survey Insights
Surveys consistently tell us that career success is supported by and enhanced by relationships afforded by the Tommie Network. Active advocates build the Tommie Network!
National Alumni Career Mobility Survey Insights
Alumni Attitude Survey Insights
Which Survey?
This year, the Alumni Engagement and Career Development team are sending out two surveys. Alumni should only receive an invitation to one of them, however, smaller populations of alumni may receive additional survey requests for segmented research.
Watch your inbox for an invitation to take your survey from "noreply@qualtrics-research.com" or "invites@mailer.surveygizmo.com." Can't find the email? Contact us using the links below.
Class of 2021: First Destination Survey
Each year, the University of St. Thomas Career Development Center conducts the First Destination Survey to gain valuable information on career outcomes from our recent graduates. The survey results help students explore possible entry-level careers, internships, and postgraduate fields of study – and help St. Thomas improve career programming.
Class of 2011 and 2016: Take the NACM Survey
Alumni who earned their bachelor's degrees in 2011 or 2016 will receive a survey from the Career Leadership Collective called the National Alumni Career Mobility (NACM) survey. The results of this 10-minute survey will be compared to other institutions and provide insights about your unique career path so we can improve how St. Thomas prepares graduates for their future.
The survey is an opportunity for you to share what you have been up to since graduating from St. Thomas, how specific experiences have shaped your career, your success, your community engagement, and your level of satisfaction with your career path.