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This document discusses the development of an app to recognize and appreciate janitorial staff at a university. It notes that janitorial staff work arduous jobs but feel invisible and that their ideas are not listened to by administrators. The document outlines ideas from an ideation session such as a message board for posting thank you notes and direct communication between staff and students without administrators. It proposes an app that would allow video, picture, and text messaging between students and staff to meet the need for janitorial appreciation.
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The document discusses developing an app to show appreciation for night janitorial staff at Hofstra University. It notes that the janitors' work lacks direct benefits and appreciation from administrators. The proposed app would allow students to directly thank janitors by posting messages and communicating via video, pictures and text, bypassing administrators. The document outlines brainstorming sessions where the idea was developed and explores similar communication apps for inspiration on how an appreciation app could work.
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