With funding from the Hawai’i Travel Authority, the University of Hawai’i invited me to assist in the development of a visitor survey for use at museums and cultural sites state-wide, train staff and students to conduct data collection, and consult regarding data management and analysis. I worked closely with stakeholders to design and test the combination interview-questionnaire survey instrument at the three Hawaiian palaces: Iolani Palace and Queen Emma’s Summer Palace on Oahu, and Hulihe’e on Kona.
Institution: University of Hawaii & Hawaiian Travel Authority
HTA Kūkulu Ola Living Hawaiian Culture Program
Audience Research, Capacity Building