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April 20, 2009
With over 10,000 meals served a day there is no doubt that Residential Dining Services at CSU is busy, but how does the food services at CSU compare with other universities?
2008 NACUFS survey resultsThe 2008 NACUFS, or National Association of College and University Food Services, Customer Satisfaction Benchmarking Survey asked over 1,500 students at CSU how satisfied they were with dining on campus and compared their responses to responses from students from 108 universities across the nation.
Survey results show that CSU students were more satisfied with Residential Dining Services on every factor in the NACUFS 2008 Survey when compared to the national average. Below are just a few questions to highlight CSU's scores in the survey.
The survey uses a Likert scale with 5 = very satisfied and 1 = very dissatisfied. The study was conducted by Industry Insights, Inc., an independent research and consulting firm.
In general, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the dining services provided by your college/university?
Colorado State University mean: 4.09
National Average mean: 3.79
Satisfaction with:
2008 Score National Average
Food: 3.78 3.65
Menu: 3.70 3.62
Service: 4.20 4.03
Cleanliness: 4.19 4.12
Dining Environment: 4.26 4.14

CSU residence hall students were more satisfied with Residential Dining Services on every attribute related to food in the 2008 NACUFS Survey when compared to the national average.
2008 Score National Average
Student Satisfaction With Value: 3.71 3.36
Nutritional Content: 3.51 3.43
Freshness: 3.72 3.71
Eye Appeal: 3.83 3.74
Taste: 3.88 3.80
Food, Overall: 4.02 3.83

Contact: Crystal Elmore
E-mail: crystal.elmore@colostate.edu
Phone: (970) 491-4770
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