Animal-Plant Health Joint Criminal-Epidemiological Investigations Course Evaluation

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APH Course Evaluation

Animal-Plant Health Joint Criminal-Epidemiological Investigations Course Evaluation

OMB: 1103-0117

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OMB Number: 1103-0117 Expiration Date: 04/30/2026

Animal-Plant Health Joint Criminal-

Epidemiological Investigations Course Evaluation



We value your open and constructive comments.

  1. What agency do you represent?

    1. Animal Health

    2. Public Health

    3. Plant Health Law Enforcement

    4. Emergency Management

    5. Industry

  2. I acquired new concepts and/or information in today’s session.

    1. Strongly Disagree

    2. Disagree

    3. Neutral

    4. Agree

    5. Strongly Agree

  3. Today’s presentations were covered at an appropriate level of complexity.

    1. Strongly Disagree

    2. Disagree

    3. Neutral

    4. Agree

    5. Strongly Agree

  4. I am leaving today’s session with useful concepts and ideas which may be applied to my current job.

    1. Strongly Disagree

    2. Disagree

    3. Neutral

    4. Agree

    5. Strongly Agree

  5. What were the most valuable aspects of the course?



  1. What were the least valuable aspects of the course?



  1. What recommendations do you have for enhancing this course?





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