In early 2012, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, Planning & Effectiveness, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 101 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 3 weeks, from February 6 to February 28, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1400 graduate students, 1300 undergraduate students, and over 400 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2009, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 132 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 3 weeks, from February 9 to March 2, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 800 students and over 200 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2007, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 219 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 3 weeks, from February 12 to March 5, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1600 students and almost 400 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2014, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, Planning & Effectiveness, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 41 responses possible and was administered using Qualtrics software. It was open for approximately 4 weeks, from February 3 to March 2, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in th e survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1000 graduate students, 800 undergraduate students, and over 350 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2013, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Effectiveness, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 41 responses possible and was administered using Qualtrics software. It was open for approximately 4 weeks, from February 3 to March 2, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1000 graduate students, 800 undergraduate students, and 350 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

From 2007-2014, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Effectiveness, has sent a voluntarily online survey to all students and faculty at Emory University, inviting them to relate their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. This study provides public use files of the cumulative data. For data from each year, please see the other studies in the Annual Library Survey collection.

In early 2010, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 135 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 3 weeks, from February 8 to February 28, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 900 students and faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2011, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 78 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 3 weeks, from February 2 to February 28, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1800 students and more than 300 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.

In early 2008, the Emory University Libraries, in cooperation with the Emory University Office of Institutional Research, sent an email invitation to all students and faculty at Emory University to voluntarily complete an online survey relating to their experiences and satisfaction with library services and staff. The survey was comprised of questions with 127 responses possible and was administered using Vovici software. It was open for approximately 4 weeks, from March 24 to April 17, and three email reminders were sent at 1-week intervals. Survey respondents were allowed to move forward in the survey without requiring an answer to each question. More than 1100 students and 200 faculty members from a wide range of schools and departments across campus responded to the survey.