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Lecturer Follow-up Form

Please complete this report and return it to Institute headquarters (lsparks@aia.bu.edu). We ask that you be candid in answering the questions about the societies you have visited. The information you provide is useful for the continual improvement of the AIA Lecture Program. Thanks very much for your help and for participating in the program this year.

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Send a copy of this form to the Society

DO NOT send this form to the Society

Lecturer Name: *

Lecturer Email: *

Society Visited: *

Lecture Title: *

Lecture Date: *

Audience Level Requested by Society: *

Planning

Did the society program coordinator communicate with you in advance?: *

Yes

Did the program coordinator provide you with travel advice?: *

Yes

Were you invited to stay at a member's home?: *

Yes

If not, where did you stay?:

Were you met on arrival? : *

Yes

Was there a dinner planned before or after your lecture?: *

Yes

Was there a reception planned to follow your lecture?: *

Yes

Facilities

Was the audio/visual equipment to your specifications?: *

Yes

Did you give a university/college seminar before or after your AIA lecture?: *

Yes

Please describe the facility where your lecture was held (building, equipment)::

Lecture

How large was the audience?: *

How long did the lecture last?:

Was there a question and answer period after the lecture?: *

Yes

Did the members of the audience have a chance to meet you? : *

Yes

Was the AIA mentioned as the sponsor of your lecture?: *

Yes

Was membership in the AIA encouraged? : *

Yes

If yes, how?:

Society

What is your assessment of this society as a host for lecturers?: *

excellent

good

satisfactory

poor

What did you enjoy the most / the least about this stop?:

Additional Programs

Did you speak to a school group before or after your AIA lecture?: *

Yes

If yes, what age group::

Was the lecture hall the right size for the audience?: *

Yes

Other CommentsSuggestions for improving the AIA Lecture Program:

Speakers you would recommend to the Lecture Program Committee (please indicate name, address, telephone number and whether or no:

Other Comments::

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