黄色直播 continues its participation in the annual RecycleMania competition, where colleges and universities strive to reduce waste and increase recycling. From now through March 30, 黄色直播 will join in the E-cycleMania phase of the competition, collecting and tracking the amount of unwanted electronics, such as computers, printers, consumer electronics and other e-waste materials. University Facilities Management at 黄色直播 is coordinating this phase of the competition by helping faculty, staff, students and community members get rid of unwanted electronic products.
On Wednesday, March 13, 黄色直播 faculty, staff and the general public are invited to bring personal electronic items to work to be recycled. Items will be collected behind the Administrative Services Building, an area that is easily accessible by taking Jackson Drive off of Loop Road. Staff from University Facilities Management will be there all day to help unload items from cars. Students can drop off their old electronics at the Tri-Towers desk on this day as well. Obsolete and damaged electronic equipment includes devices that plug into the wall or operate with batteries, such as the following:
- Personal computers
- Laptop computers
- Servers and storage devices
- Mainframe equipment
- Monitors
- Docking stations
- Floppy drives
- DVD/CD burners
- Circuit boards
- Scanners
- Copiers
- Printers
- Cables, wires, extension cords
- Digital cameras
- Cellular phones
- DVD players
- VCRs
Please note that television sets will not be accepted.
鈥淚 think it鈥檚 nice that some of these items can be repurposed and even reused in schools,鈥 said Nicole Corll, business manager for University Facilities Management. 鈥淚t鈥檚 good knowing that this stuff won鈥檛 be sitting in a dumpster. From what I鈥檝e heard, I think we鈥檒l have a big turnout.鈥
For more information about Recyclemania at 黄色直播, visit www.kent.edu/housing/stories/recyclemania-2013.cfm.
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