2019 Symposium Evaluation Evaluation Survey 2019 2019 CWF Evaluation Survey Name* First Last How would you rate the overall logistics of the Symposium?On a scale of 1 – 10 with 10 being the most positive, please select how you would rate the overall logistics of the Symposium. (venue, schedule, organization, etc.)12345678910Suggest improvements to the overall logistics and mealsPlease share any improvements to the overall logistics and meals that you would like to suggest for future Symposiums in the box below.How would you rate the overall content of the Symposium?On a scale of 1 – 10 with 10 being the most positive, please select how you would rate the overall content of the Symposium. 12345678910Comments regarding this year's topicPlease share any specific comments you have regarding the topic of Man and Woman in Dialogue: On Identity, Complementarity, and Mission in the box below.Suggest future Symposium topicsPlease share any themes or topics you would like to see at future Symposiums in the box below.Comments regarding fellowship and connectionsPlease share any comments or suggestions regarding the time spent in fellowship with other symposium participants. Which presentations were MOST valuable to you personally?Please select any and all that apply Ricardo Luzondo, Male and Female Neurobiology: Differences that Matter Paul Vitz, Men and Women: Differences and Complementarity—Evidence from Psychology Deborah Savage, Man and Woman: Genesis 1-3 Revisited John Finley, The Metaphysics of Gender: A Tomistic Account Paul Gondreau, The Masculinity of Christ Carrie Gress, Mary the Mother of God, Icon of Femininity Fr. Christian Raab, In Search of the Masculine Genius: The Contribution of Walter J. Ong Timothy Fortin, Reciprocal Generativity: Masculinity, Femininity, and Fecundity Michael Waldstein, Reception as the Masculine Role in Nietzsche and John Paul II Jennifer Miller, Redeeming Gender Angela Franks, Response to Redeeming Gender Fr. Paul Check, 'For the Sake of the Kingdom’: the Incompatibility of Homosexuality and the Priesthood Susan Selner-Wright, Complementarity Requires Filial Fear of the Lord Lucia Luzondo, A Shifting Demographic: Cultural Diversity and the Mission of the Laity Which presentations were LEAST valuable to you personally?Please select any and all that apply Ricardo Luzondo, Male and Female Neurobiology: Differences that Matter Paul Vitz, Men and Women: Differences and Complementarity—Evidence from Psychology Deborah Savage, Man and Woman: Genesis 1-3 Revisited John Finley, The Metaphysics of Gender: A Tomistic Account Paul Gondreau, The Masculinity of Christ Carrie Gress, Mary the Mother of God, Icon of Femininity Fr. Christian Raab, In Search of the Masculine Genius: The Contribution of Walter J. Ong Timothy Fortin, Reciprocal Generativity: Masculinity, Femininity, and Fecundity Michael Waldstein, Reception as the Masculine Role in Nietzsche and John Paul II Jennifer Miller, Redeeming Gender Angela Franks, Response to Redeeming Gender Fr. Paul Check, 'For the Sake of the Kingdom’: the Incompatibility of Homosexuality and the Priesthood Susan Selner-Wright, Complementarity Requires Filial Fear of the Lord Lucia Luzondo, A Shifting Demographic: Cultural Diversity and the Mission of the Laity Who are we missing?Suggest any additional female Catholic scholars or leaders for future Symposiums. Please fill in the fields below. Click on the addition sign at the end of a row to add more people.FirstLastAffiliation Additional comments or suggestionsPlease share any additional comments or suggestions in the box below.CommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.