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Future Connections Survey
The questions below will help us plan future the future of Connections US. Please consider signing up to volunteer to help us plan and execute Connections 2017, which will take place in Quantico, VA, 31 July - 3 August.
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Should Connections US always be held in the DC area or should the location rotate between DC and other centers of wargaming?
Always hold in DC area
No opinion
Rotate between DC and other centers of wargaming
Clear selection
If we rotate the location between wargaming centers, what regions would make good locations? (Check all you recommend; examples do NOT reflect any commitment or expressed interest in hosting Connections)
New England (e.g., Naval War College)
Mid Atlantic (e.g., Army War College)
Tidewater Virginia (e.g., Joint Forces Staff College)
Midwest (e.g., Command and General Staff College, Wright Patterson AFB)
Orlando (e.g., Team Orlando)
West Coast (e.g., Naval Postgraduate School)
South (e.g., Maxwell AFB)
Other:
To date, Connections has used two locations in the DC area: National Defense University (Ft. McNair, DC) and the Gray Research Center (Quantico, VA). Are there any other potential DC-area locations you would recommend that we investigate?
Your answer
Do you have any other recommendations or suggestions related to future Connections locations?
Your answer
How likely are you to attend Connections 2017 in Quantico, VA, 31July - 3 August?
Very likely
Likely
Don't know
Unlikely
Very unlikely/will not attend
Clear selection
Volunteer Signup: Please check all the ways you may be willing to help on Connections 2017 (and please include your name and email below if you volunteer, so we are able to contact you)
Teach (provide a 30-60 minute class on an aspect of wargaming, e.g., design, analysis, etc.)
Speak (deliver a 20 minute talk plus participate in a Q&A panel)
Demonstrate (conduct a demo and/or provide a poster to display during the conference)
Game Lab execution (run, develop, or playtest a wargame over roughly 4-6 hours)
Speaker Panel co-chair (recruit speakers, moderate panel)
Working Group co-chair (plan discussion, lead discussion, draft and deliver outbrief)
Planning Group Member (participate in telephone meetings every 3-6 weeks prior to conference)
Outreach (publicize Connections to a sector of the wargaming community)
Don't know, but willing to help somehow
Name (if you would like to volunteer)
Your answer
Email (if you would like to volunteer)
Your answer
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