Survey for gender equality measures

Dear all,

As CRC, we are obligated to participate in gender measures following the DFG rules. To get an overview about your needs and expectations, the gender board prepared a survey for gender measures,

which is now available online and where YOUR INPUT IS REQUIRED.

The link for the survey is

http://www.survey.uni-koeln.de/index.php/945442?lang=en

Please fill in until 23.7.2018  

The results of the survey will be presented at our jour fix in October.

Best regards

Alexandra (in representation for the whole gender board)

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