Reunion Planning Survey
Class, family, or team reunions: interest, dates, format, and lost-contact hunting.
6 questions · 1 page · about 3 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Reunions fail in the gap between nostalgia and logistics. This planning survey measures real interest before deposits are paid: attendance likelihood, date and format preferences (dinner versus weekend, formal versus casual), budget comfort, and the lost-contacts question that crowdsources the hardest part – finding everyone.
The who-have-you-stayed-in-touch-with answers map the group's social graph; a handful of well-connected respondents can reach the unreachable half of any class list.
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Shall we get everyone together?
We are thinking about holding a reunion. Please tell us whether you would come and what would make it worth the trip. It takes about 3 minutes.
Q1.Your name (and name back then, if different!)*
Q2.How likely are you to attend a reunion?*
Q3.Preferred format
- Casual evening
- Sit-down dinner
- Family-friendly afternoon
- Full weekend
Q4.Comfortable budget per person
- Under $30
- $30 to under $60
- $60 to under $120
- Whatever it takes
Q5.Who are you still in touch with who we might not reach?
Q6.What one thing must the reunion include?
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