SCADprojectgreen

NEW bins now in Eichberg Hall.  Big update after meeting.

*PLEASE NOTE*

We will work to continually update this page with new information. We would like to directly respond to questions that have been asked, and keep you current with what is going on.

Q. How does the pilot recycling program in Eichberg Hall work?

A. Recycling in Eichberg Hall is 3 part program. First, and most importantly, you use the bins. Not as trash bins, but as recycling bins. They look like this, this, and like this. Plastics go in the plastics bin, aluminum in the aluminum bin, white office paper in the paper bin. It is that simple. Second, student groups in the SBA (AIAS, NOMA, IIDA/ASID, and Project Green) collect, sort, and collate the recyclable material in the first floor stairwell. After that, SCAD physical resources picks it up from the building and delivers it to SR Recycling.

Coming soon:

what is an is not accepted in recycle bins

the future of SCAD recycling

areas outside of Eichberg Hall where SCAD is recycling (not so uncommon)

In the meantime, check these out.

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Pretty cool, eh?

Please, feel free to comment with any questions of your own.