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Outreach Subcommittee Spring 2005 Summary. Environmental Leadership Awards 2004-2005 Environmental Leadership Award Winners: UNDERGRADUATEGRADUATE Meghan.

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1 Outreach Subcommittee Spring 2005 Summary

2 Environmental Leadership Awards 2004-2005 Environmental Leadership Award Winners: UNDERGRADUATEGRADUATE Meghan RutaMark Hood STAFFFACULTY John Wheeler Mark Carabetta ALUMNIGROUP Joseph HelbleCenter for Land Use Education & Research SPECIAL PROJECTS Biodiesel Team Towers Rain Garden Team Campus Bicycle Plan Team

3 Nike Reuse-A-Shoe Collection Sneaker Recycling Program Goal: collect 5,000 pairs of worn sneakers for recycling Ongoing collection: in all residential areas and athletic facilities Highlight event on Earth Day, April 22: “Sneaker Recycling Expo” featuring "Mount Sneaker” Sponsors: EcoHusky Student Group, Dept. of Residential Life, Division of Athletics, Student Athletic Advisory Committee, & Willimantic Waste Paper Company

4 Spring MoveOut Advertising via campus mail and posters 7 collection Locations Collection results donated to Windham Area Interfaith Ministries (WAIM) & the Coventry Soup Kitchen

5 ResLife Initiatives Communications 215 Proposal: Living Environmentally Aware as Freshman (LEAF) Meeting with ResLife Collaboration with Hall/Community Directors this summer Educational postering/packets in orientation dormitories Environmentally themed Week of Welcome (WOW) Television Public Service Announcements

6 Education & Literacy Survey 110 Faculty & Staff respondents; wide variety of departments and offices represented Highlights: Increasing student awareness & interest regarding the environment/sustainability 68.2% feel that it is VERY IMPORTANT to do so through campus outreach activities and educational programs 65% felt that it is VERY IMPORTANT to offer an Environmental Policy program of study

7 Education & Literacy Survey (Ctnd.) Highlights Development of an Environmental Policy Center 46% UConn would benefit GREATLY 38% Some benefits Strong support (>45%) was also expressed for: Environmental major/minors picnic “EcoHusky Says” online column Environmental Policy ‘Brownbag’ Discussion group

8 Education & Literacy Survey (Ctnd.) Highlights Over 75% supported the development of an environmental career speaker series Top three motivators to develop an environmentally related interdisciplinary course: UConn grant funds Examples of similar courses previously offered at UConn and/or other institutions Online resources such as lesson plans or project ideas

9 EcoHusky Student Group EcoHusky Mug Day Campus Bike Plan Support Ride Ink Cartridge Recycling Town of Mansfield NAV Invasive Spp. Cleanups UConn Forest Cleanup Team-up Trail Marking Project Earth Day 2005 Green Machine Showcase Unplugged: An Alternative Energy Event & Concert Sneaker Recycling Expo & Mount Sneaker Mount Hope River Cleanup


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