MURFREESBORO — The
Community Assessment Project is online and ready to take the pulse of the
public in Rutherford County.
This is the citizens’ opportunity to be heard on all kinds
of important issues affecting the quality of life in Rutherford County.
CAP, as it is called, is a device to gather and compile
information to help guide efforts to increase community engagement.
The online survey, which is available free of charge, is
ready to take anonymously at http://mtsu.edu/RuthCoCap.
Completing the survey takes no more than 10 to 15 minutes. The survey will be
available online until Oct. 4, 2013.
“This survey is a great opportunity for the people of
Rutherford County to have their voices heard to help guide CAP’s efforts to
make our community an even greater place to live and work,” said Dr. Richard G.
Moffett, associate professor of psychology at MTSU.
Moffett is also associate director and senior consultant of the
MTSU Center for Organizational and Human Resource Effectiveness, which is one
of the key sponsors of CAP.
Other sponsors include United Way of Rutherford and Cannon
Counties, the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce, the Jennings A. Jones
Foundation, the Christy-Houston Foundation, St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital (formerly
Middle Tennessee Medical Center), and the cities of Murfreesboro, Eagleville
and Smyrna.
Community leaders in Rutherford County formed a committee to
oversee the process. The project centers around, but is not limited to, the
following sectors:
- Business, employment and
the economy
- Human services and
nonprofit providers
- Safety and security, law
enforcement
- Education
- Health care
- Local government
“We hope people will take 15 minutes to help shape the
future of our community,” said Moffett. “That could be the best investment of
15 minutes anyone could make.”
A report summarizing the data analysis will be made
available to the public for the use of any interested parties. The committee
will announce the publication of the report once it is available and post a
notice on the survey website.
For more information, contact Moffett at 615-898-2686 or rick.moffett@mtsu.edu, or contact the
Center for Organizational and Human Resource Effectiveness at 615-898-5458 or cohre@mtsu.edu.
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