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Talk to us and get a chance for free parking

Have ideas for better internal communications? Here’s your chance to weigh in.

To help better understand what information that you want and need from Clemson, the university is conducting an internal communications survey for its faculty and staff.

Faculty and staff who complete the survey will be entered into a drawing to receive one of two free employee-parking placards. The placards are good for one year. Please note that for us to move forward with the drawing, we must have at least 950 completed surveys, so encourage your colleagues to participate! As of today, we have 401 completed surveys. Click here to begin the survey or copy and paste the following link in your URL: https://clemsonia.co1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_9N8VqGSdjkxIBKJ

Read more about what we learned during the 2013 survey and the actions we took as a result of your feedback.

Contact Jackie Todd, internal communications director, with any questions.



4 thoughts on “Talk to us and get a chance for free parking

  1. If IPTAY can have assigned parking for season ticket holders, why not do the same for employees. If this was advertised, students would less likely park in those spots especially if they were towed and ticketed. Parking services may lose some revenue but think of the morale boost for employees. Also, there should be a few spots in front of each building for guests and special spots for loading/unloading. Thanks

    1. Hi Del-

      Your idea sounds like one you might consider running by Dan Hofmann, director of parking services. I can share with you that Dan has a lot of ideas for parking/lots/spaces. I’ll be writing about those in a few weeks.

      Best,
      Jackie

  2. More and more faculty, staff and students who commute to Clemson from Greenville/Easley etc. are taking advantage of the Greenlink bus route. I’d like to think that this is helping a little with parking issues on campus. I haven’t checked lately, but is there some kind of parking pass that might reflect that many only drive to campus a few days a week (if that)? I only drive to Clemson on Sunday, which is the only day that Greenlink is not scheduled to run, yet I am paying a yearly rate, which I guess is determined according to daily parking use. What about a pass for bus travelers at a reduced rate?

    1. Hi- This article that you’re commenting on centers on taking an internal communications survey. The article is not about parking services. The chance at a free parking pass is the incentive to take the internal communications survey. Your comments, questions and ideas about parking/transit are great and would better be addressed by Parking Services. Here’s their web page http://www.clemson.edu/campus-life/campus-services/parking/.

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