Surplus Property and Campus Recycling are partnering with Campus Planning and departments across campus to clear unneeded materials out of storage areas, reselling and recycling as much as possible. The goal of the “5S” program is to free up space for other functional uses, as OSU’s population grows and space increasingly becomes a much-needed resource. [...]
Archive for July, 2011
Surplus/Recycling – Time to purge storage spaces on campus
Friday, July 22nd, 2011Recycling – da Vinci Days festival recycling results coming soon
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011We are still reeling here at Campus Recycling, after a weekend full of recycling and composting at the annual da Vinci Days festival. With over 80 “Waste Warriors” lending their assistance, we covered 10 staffed recycle stations at this three-day event, plus worked behind the scenes sorting waste from both food vendors and festival stations. [...]
Recycling & Surplus receive “rose” from local newspaper
Tuesday, July 19th, 2011Campus Recycling, Surplus Property and UHDS were featured in the “Roses and Raspberries” column of the Corvallis Gazette-Times Friday, in recognition of our success with this year’s Residence Hall Move-Out Donation Drive: …ROSES to OSU’s Campus Recycling, Surplus Property and University Housing and Dining. Last month, they set a new record for recycling the items [...]
P&M: What’s Hot and What’s Not in Marketing
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011Renee Campbell has an interesting look at what trends are happening in marketing. There are many methods to get your message in front of your prospect. Let’s take a look at the 6 gems below and how their general effectiveness is rated. Tele-services/Broadcast Media – Barely WarmBroadcast media has reached a saturation point – a [...]
Recycling – Res. Hall Donation Drive Beats 2010 Records
Wednesday, July 13th, 2011The results are in for this year’s donation drive, held annually while students move out of their residence halls: Campus Recycling and Surplus Property collected 17,558 lbs of donations – 1.5 times as much as in 2010! In comparison to 2010, we collected: ~3,000 lbs of wood (same as last year) 5,736 lbs of clothing, [...]
