Volunteer Questionnaire — Cuyuna Lakes (May 2-5, 2024)

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Please fill out this questionnaire to volunteer as a team member for the upcoming AIA Minnesota Minnesota Design Team (MDT) visit to Cuyuna Lakes region (Crosby, Cuyuna Lakes, Deerwood, and Irondale), on May 2-5, 2024.

If you have questions about this form, please contact:

Richard Baker, Visit Co-Lead, scoops513@gmail.com
Emily Northey, AIA, Visit Co-Lead, mle.northey@gmail.com

Amber Allardyce, AIA Minnesota staff, allardyce@aia-mn.org

Email *

Name

Profession / Job Title *

Employer

AIA Member Number (if applicable)

Have you participated in any previous MDT visits? If so, please list them here.

Please list your skills, specialties, areas of interest, and the types of projects you work on. *

Please provide a brief bio of yourself for us to share with the community and the rest of the volunteer team. *

Please list any dietary requirements here.

Please list any allergies here, including animal allergies.

Please list any accessibility requirements here.

Do you smoke? *

Yes

Transportation

Do you plan to drive to Cuyuna Lakes yourself, or do you need a ride?

Drivers are reimbursed at the federal standard mileage rate, for miles driven within the state of Minnesota. To encourage carpooling, everyone who carpools with at least one other volunteer, including the driver, will receive $25.

Prefer to drive myself

Can drive myself or carpool

Need a ride

What city are you departing from? *

If you are driving and are open to taking passengers, when do you plan to depart?

Volunteers are encouraged to arrive Thursday evening to meet with host families (see Lodging section below).

If you are driving, how many passengers can you take with you?

None

Other:

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Lodging

During an MDT visit, volunteers traditionally do a homestay with a community member. By staying at a community member's home, volunteers get an enriched experience, deeper interaction with community members, and special insight into the community.

If you are interested in volunteering but are not willing to do a homestay due to COVID-19, accessibility, or other concerns, you may elect to stay in a nearby hotel. If two volunteers share a room, AIA Minnesota will cover the full cost. If a volunteer opts to have their own room, AIA Minnesota will reimburse the volunteer for half the expense. (Hotel room costs are only covered or partially reimbursed for the nights of May 2, 3, and 4, 2024)

Please note that volunteers may need to stay in a nearby city, depending on hotel availability in the Cuyuna Lakes region.

Which lodging option would you prefer? *

Homestay (staying at a community member's home)

Hotel — Willing to room with another volunteer

Hotel — My own room

Other:

If you are interested in a homestay but only under other specific conditions, please share them here (e.g. no pets; house must be ADA accessible, everyone must be vaccinated against COVID-19, etc.).

If you are interested in sharing a hotel room with another volunteer, please share any information that may be relevant.

I am particularly sensitive to noise or otherwise am a light sleeper.

I use a white noise machine, snore, or something else that creates noticeable noise.

Other:

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Thank you for filling out this volunteer application!

We will need to be intentional about team makeup for this visit and will review applications based on the community’s requests. The final composition and notification of the visit team is expected to be determined by the week of April 15, 2024.

Volunteers on the visit team will need to sign an additional AIA Minnesota waiver. If you would like to preview this waiver, please contact Amber Allardyce, CAE.

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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