Student feedback is being sought on how to improve the university's library. Hunter Cortez has more in this Bobcat Update.
Libqual is a national survey that is sent to campus libraries around the country. It allows students to access a questionnaire that takes about five-to-ten minutes to complete. University Librarian Joan Heath says comments received from the survey are used to make changes -- such as buying new furniture and upgrading computer labs. Many students, though, haven't heard of the survey Libqual. The ones who have say they believe their voices are being heard.
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Library administrators are offering incentives to complete the survey. However, one student says such enticements -- for example, possibly winning a set of Dr. Dre's headphones -- are NOT enough to convince her the survey is worth her time.
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Library administrators say students still have two weeks left to participate in the survey. For Bobcat Update, I'm Hunter Cortez.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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