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Plant Genetics 2005
Mechanisms of Genetic Variation
October 12–16, 2005 • Snowbird Resort & Conference Center • Snowbird, Utah
Chair: Dorothy Shippen – Texas A & M University • Vice-Chair: Rich Jorgensen – University of Arizona

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Plant Genetics 2005 POST-MEETING SURVEY

We sincerely hope that the Plant Genetics 2005 meeting in Snowbird was an informative and worthwhile meeting for you. Please take a few minutes and complete the survey below. We appreciate your comments and thank you for your time..
  1. ASPB Member? YES NO
  2. Position/Title: (select one)
    Professor
    Associate Professor
    Assistant Professor
    Postdoctoral Associate
    Graduate Student
    Research Assistant
    Staff Scientist
    Director
    Other - specify
  3. Type of Employer: (select one)
    Research University I
    Research University II
    Doctoral University I
    Doctoral University II
    Master's University I
    Master's University II
    Baccalaureate University I
    Baccalaureate University II
    Two Year College
    Corporation
    Nonprofit Organization
    Government
    Other - specify
  4. Number of ASPB Plant Biology Annual Meetings attended:
  5. Did you attend Plant Genetics 2003? YES NO
    If so, how would you compare the two meetings?
  6. Please rank the quality of each session and your level of interest in it. (1-5; 1 = High Interest; 5 = Low Interest)
    Keynote Lecture
    Session 1 - Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics I
    Session 2 – Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics II
    Session 3 – Epigenetics and Epigenomics
    Session 4 - Origins and Nature of Genetic Variation
    Session 5 - Chromosome Dynamics
    Session 6 - Genetic Mechanisms in Plant Biology I
    Session 7 - Genetic Mechanisms in Plant Biology II
  7. What was your overall impression of the quality of the talks:
    Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
  8. Did you attend either of the informal discussions on genome sequencing and origins of genetic variation and if so, what did you think about them?
  9. What topic(s) would you like to see presented at a future meeting? Can you suggest an organizer? What speakers?
  10. What was your general impression of the quality of the posters:
    Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
  11. What was the highlight of the meeting for you?
  12. What did you like least about this meeting?
  13. Would you like to attend another Plant Genetics meeting in the future?
    in another 2 years
    in another 3 years
    only if there are significant new advances
    not interested
  14. Do you like the 4-day (Wednesday - Sunday format for this meeting?
    Yes
    No
    Other - specify
  15. Do you have any suggestions that would make the meeting web page or program more useful?
  16. How did you find out about this meeting:
    Web page
    ASPB Newsletter
    Advertisement
    Postcard mailer
    Meeting announcement
    Colleague
    Other:
  17. Please rank the impact of these factors on your decision to attend this meeting: (1-5; 1 = Very Important; 5 = Least Important)
    Giving a poster or presentation
    Topics of meeting
    Location
    Cost of meeting
    Networking opportunities
    Time (of year) of the meeting
    Other:
  18. How would you rate the meeting location & facility?
    Lodging: Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
    Food: Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
    Air Accessibility: Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
    Meeting rooms: Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
    Optional activities: Excellent      Very Good      Good      Fair      Poor
  19. Do you have any suggestions for other small specialty meetings that the Society should organize?

  20. Name (optional):

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!