<transcript><audio_127>brand new survey that would zero in on those three areas and so no self-respecting sociologist turns down an offer like that and the result is we're in the midst of developing three major surveys and we we're close to finishing the art survey and it's going</transcript><transcript><audio_128>to be a survey of a random sample of uh does it say it here 1250 Harris County residents reached by again random telephone numbers a random selection of all of us trying to get a measure of how do people experience the Arts in Houston</transcript><transcript><audio_129>what kind of what kind of uh uh attitudes they have about the importance of Arts education I'll show you the questions in just a second and then our hope is to go into the field in November and do the survey and release the findings in January and then host a</transcript><transcript><audio_130>major National Conference focus and as far as we know there are very few studies that have really tried to get at how how Ordinary People experience the Arts you get a lot of measures of the economic value of the Arts and and and intercept surveys of people coming out of museums asking them</transcript><transcript><audio_131>where they spent their monies this is a survey of of all of us and and here are the some of the questions they were going to be asking then we'll hold its National Conference in in March both to talk about the action implications of the findings of the survey and to</transcript> brand new survey that would zero in on those three areas and so no self-respecting sociologist turns down an offer like that and the result is we're in the midst of developing three major surveys and we we're close to finishing the art survey and it's going to be a survey of a random sample of uh does it say it here 1250 Harris County residents reached by again random telephone numbers a random selection of all of us trying to get a measure of how do people experience the Arts in Houston what kind of what kind of uh uh attitudes they have about the importance of Arts education I'll show you the questions in just a second and then our hope is to go into the field in November and do the survey and release the findings in January and then host a major National Conference focus and as far as we know there are very few studies that have really tried to get at how how Ordinary People experience the Arts you get a lot of measures of the economic value of the Arts and and and intercept surveys of people coming out of museums asking them where they spent their monies this is a survey of of all of us and and here are the some of the questions they were going to be asking then we'll hold its National Conference in in March both to talk about the action implications of the findings of the survey and to
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