Your Mizzou. Your Voice.
Surveys
Student Experience Survey (SES)
The Student Experience Survey asks about your overall student experience, including your sense of belonging and engagement in activities and organizations, your overall well-being, satisfaction and how Mizzou can improve your experience.
College Health Survey (MACHB)
The College Health Survey (MACHB) is a research study that asks about a range of issues — including alcohol and substance use, mental health and bystander behaviors. This information is used to support your well-being and safety.
Real input. Real impact.
When you engage in surveys, we listen. The feedback you give us during Survey Kickoff Week tells us what you need and want, resulting in positive changes throughout campus. Here are a few changes that resulted from student feedback from previous surveys.
- The Disability Center peer mentor program
- New group therapy sessions through the Counseling Center focused on increasing sense of belonging on campus
- The Care Team’s care closet, created to assist students with a variety of needs, including buddy packs, toiletries, etc.
- Free Narcan and education access on campus
- New grab and go food location at MizzouRec specializing in protein shakes, acai bowls and healthy on-the-go food options
- Well-Being Peers program expansion
- Well-Being Coaching for alcohol or cannabis use
- More leg extension machines at MizzouRec
FAQ
1. When and where can I access the survey?
On Feb. 22, check your university email for your invitation to participate. That email will contain a link to your survey.
2. Why did I get a different survey from my friend?
Each student is randomly assigned one of two different surveys. This saves you time and gives us a wide selection of responses.
3. Will my response have any real impact?
Yes! Based on student input in the past, MizzouRec added a grab and go food location and the Counseling Center added new group therapy options. The Disability Center launched a peer mentoring program. The Care Team’s closet was created and assists students with a variety of needs, including buddy packs, toiletries, etc. These are just a few recent examples.