Pepperdine University Campus Recycling Initiative - Presentation Transcript
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS RECYCLING INITIATIVE Making a Difference One Bottle at a Time
Introduction
Student Population: nearly 5100 undergrad/post grad Students
The College Sustainability Report Card
Development of a Pepperdine Student Recycling program
Development of a Student Recycling Club
As a student of Pepperdine, would you be interested in participating in a recycling program in which you are rewarded for your deposits?
Would you consider joining a Pepperdine Recycling club that you can earn 2 units? A student can earn academic credit as an intern with the Recycling Program, working on such projects as outreach, grant writing and event organizing.
Four Simple Steps
1. Accumulate beverage containers
Four Simple Steps
2. Take them to the recycling center
Four Simple Steps
3. Earn Green points while going green
Four Simple Steps
4. Redeem your Green points
Which of the following incentives are you most interested in to redeem your Green points?
Discount on books and computers Dedicated parking space Free drink, snack, or apparel Academic recognition by the Univ.
Cost Summary
Total Set-up costs = 42,500
Total Ongoing monthly costs =219
Total Ongoing Quarterly/yearly costs = 657
Total Yearly = 2,628
Contract and Terms
Kiosk Initial set-up
Monthly Fees
Minimum term of this contract
Kiosks
Benefits & Sustainability
CONNETING WITH CONSUMERS
Education of responsibility
Waste Management “Green Squad”
Marketing Strategies
Weekly Pepperdine e-mails
Discussion boards
Connecting with Pepperdine staff to promote in class
Example: University of Oregon contributes their success to the PR and Marketing strategies of their campus recycling program – est. 1971
Benefits & Sustainability
BENEFITS OF CONTRIBUTION AND SUPPORT
Monetary Benefits
Point System
Redemption
Intrinsic Benefits
Public recognition
Green Team Certification
Benefits & Sustainability
SUSTAINING THE PROJECT
Reducing, Reusing, Recycling
Pepperdine Green Team
Adding acceptable items to the kiosk list
Collaboration with surrounding restaurants and businesses
University of Minnesota Framework
Hold the individual responsible
Disposal of trash and recyclables are equally important
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS RECYCLING INITIATIVE Making a Difference One Bottle at a Time
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