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Media-Smart Youth® Teen Leaders Program: Advisor Satisfaction Survey (Priv-Sect)

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MSY Teen Leaders Program: Advisor Satisfaction Survey

 

Thank you for your participation in the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program. We look forward to receiving your 
feedback! 
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OMB Number: 0925­0643 
Expiration Date: 10/31/2017 
 
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Do not return the completed form to this address. 

 

 

Site Information

*1. Name of Nonprofit Partner Organization:
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*2. City and State
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*3. How did you support the teen(s)/young adult(s) in conducting the program? (Please

check all that apply.)

c Made them aware of the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program opportunity
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c Helped them write the application
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c Helped them develop a budget
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c Helped recruit participants
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c Helped gather parent permission forms
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c Helped teen leader(s) plan for the lessons
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c Helped purchase/gather supplies
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c Supervised participants during the lessons
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c Helped facilitate lessons
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c Coordinated field trip(s)
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c Other (please describe)
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Satisfaction with Media­Smart Youth Lessons

 

*4. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements about the Media­

Smart Youth curriculum.
The lessons helped 

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participants think more 
critically about media 
messages.
Since being in the 
program, the participants 
have shown a stronger 
interest in making healthy 
choices, like eating 
nutritious foods or being 
physically active.
Overall, the Media­Smart 
Youth program was a 
valuable experience for the 
youth participants.
I would recommend that 
other organizations use the 
Media­Smart Youth 
curriculum.

*5. Did you observe any behavioral changes (e.g., making healthier decisions) in

participants as a result of the Media­Smart Youth program?
 

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c No
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If yes, please describe. 

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*6. Will your organization implement Media­Smart Youth again in the future, either with

teen or adult leaders?
 

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j No
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If yes, please explain why. If no, please explain why not. 

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*7. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements about the Media­

Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program.
The program helped the 

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teen(s)/young adult(s) in my 
community enhance their 
leadership skills.
Based on my experience 
with the program, I believe 
that teens can be effective 
leaders of the Media­Smart 
Youth curriculum.
I would recommend that 
other teens consider 
becoming Media­Smart 
Youth Teen Leaders.

*8. How can the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program be improved?
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Satisfaction with the Level of Program Support

 

*9. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements about the level of

support you received as an advisor for the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program.
I received the support I 

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needed from the National 
Institutes of Health (NIH) 
and its contractor, IQ 
Solutions.
The webinar training I 
received at the start of the 
program was helpful.
I felt well prepared to be an 
advisor for the Media­Smart 
Youth Teen Leaders 
Program.

10. What additional support, if any, would you have liked from the NIH and/or its
contractor, IQ Solutions?
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Satisfaction as a Program Advisor

 

*11. Please rate your level of agreement with the following statements about your

experience as an advisor with the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program.
Serving as an advisor was a 

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positive experience.
Serving as an advisor was a 
good investment of my 
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*12. Overall, how satisfied were you with your experience as an advisor in the Media­

Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program?
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j Satisfied
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j Dissatisfied
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*13. What did you like best about being an advisor?
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*14. What did you like least about being an advisor?
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j Very Dissatisfied
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Successes and Challenges

 

*15. Please describe an instance when you felt your Media­Smart Youth program was

particularly successful.

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*16. What were your site’s biggest challenges with the Media­Smart Youth program?
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*17. What advice would you have for a future advisor in the Media­Smart Youth Teen

Leaders Program?

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18. Please tell us anything else you think is important to know about your experience with
the Media­Smart Youth Teen Leaders Program.
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