Survey

If you're a student at SF state please contribute to my research by taking my survey:

https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dDR3cnRlTmpfLXRXZG5hN2YwYUI1cHc6MQ

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My schedule for the summer.

My problem and my purpose

At the start of every semester I walked on to campus in the morning before my first class. I was greeted by the cool crisp morning air, the buzzing energy of my fellow students, nervous for the new semester to start, and the hideous sandwich boards ,advertising the Community Involvement Center, lining that path to the Caesar Chavez Student Center. The first time I encounter them I thought they weird but I was a design major at the time so I did really give it much thought. But as the semesters went on, and the signs never changed from what I saw when I frist started at SFSU (and I change to a graphic design major), I became annoyed. Did anyone take the CIC serious? If you don't know what I'm taking about they all have badly design collage and they ask the question "Need units?"  These signs reflect badly on an organization that is trying to do good in the community. Thus I have taken them on a project for this DAI 505.

Problem Statement: The Community Involvement Center’s signage at San Francisco State University is confusing, unprofessional, and not engaging.

Purpose Statement: The Purpose of this study was to identify a clear and concise way of informing students about their organization.

Let the study begin!