Two hundred sixty seven audience members completed the conference evaluation survey. Reflecting the conference attendance, 99% of those who responded were women.

 The vast majority of respondents learned of the conference through a flyer in the mail or from a friend or coworker (Table 1) A large proportion checked "other" , however, a few of those indicated that they had received the notice in their payroll envelopes, a choice which was inadvertently not one of the survey choices. Thus, many of the "other" may have included payroll envelopes, a low-cost and apparently effective method of publicizing events of this type.

N=343

38% Flyer or letter in the mail

28% Friend or co-worker

19% Some other way (including payroll envelopes)

8% Newspaper

2% Flyer or brochure in a local store

2% Announcement on cable TV

1.5% Flyer in the library

1% Radio

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First Created: September 18,1997
Last Updated: September 18,1997