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CMCI Participation Survey

How has CMCI helped you? What do you currently need help with?

Please tell us! This survey in intended for all University of Idaho CMCI participants, including students. It will only take a minute to complete and your answers are confidential.

{Sorry! This survey was available only through September 6, 2019. HOWEVER, if you have ideas, suggestions, or feel like sharing your CMCI (and/or now IMCI) experiences, good or bad, please email imci@uidaho.edu or come to a Brown Bag Lunch to share your thoughts.}

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