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Commission reviews draft survey, corrects spelling and layout before distribution
Summary
Members reviewed a draft survey prepared by staff, suggested moving resource answers to the back, fixing a misspelling of "Native American," and ensuring the PDF link is clickable before distribution.
The Salina Humanities Commission reviewed a draft of its public survey and provided edits including layout and spelling corrections. Staff circulated a consolidated draft compiled from a subcommittee and staff notes.
Commissioners suggested moving the "know your rights" answers to the back of the printed survey so respondents can check their answers on a flip side, and recommended making the PDF link clickable for online distribution. One commissioner pointed out a spelling error: "Native American" had been misspelled on the draft; the error was acknowledged and flagged for correction.
Commissioners praised staff work on the draft. "Marissa did a good job of putting together, combining all the notes," a staff member said during the discussion; another commissioner said Marissa "deserves all the credit." Staff said they will add the suggested materials and, with commissioners' consent, publish and distribute the survey via social media and by printed copies for commissioners to hand out.
Ending: staff asked commissioners to confirm how many printed copies they'd like; one commissioner requested 10 copies for distribution before the next seminar or by May if timing requires it.
