Congratulations to our graduating Eco-Reps! With 10+ years of combined contribution to our program you have made your mark on campus. Weâre so proud of you and excited for you to make your mark on the world! đ đđ
Incoming first or second year student who is passionate about sustainability?! Join the transportation team for next school year! đ˛đ This team focuses on bike, bus, and pedestrian infrastructure on camus, and we work both with students and with UVM offices to promote and improve sustainable transportation options. Find us on JobX to apply!
As move-out season approaches, lighten your load and donate gently used household items, food, toiletries, and linens by putting them in donation bins in your residence halls!
our eco-reps had a blast jamming out at spring fest while keeping the event sustainable! epic end to earth week! #ecoreps #sustainability #uvm #earthweek
Looking to donate furniture as you move out OR looking to score free furniture for your place?
Look no further than SMOP, UVM'S Spring Move Out Project (SMOP)! Spring Move Out Project (SMOP) is UVMâs and Burlington's largest community swap, donate, recycle, and trash event. UVM's Spring Move Out Project (SMOP) is a free community swap/donate/recycle event happening at two locations this May. Anyone can take items for free- no need to bring anything!
Volunteer opportunities include organizing, unloading furniture, and directing traffic. Volunteers get snacks and a gift card. To sign up, email [email protected].
Event dates:
Lower Loomis â Thu, May 14, 11amâ2pm
Lower Buell â Thu, May 21, 11amâ2pm
Can't volunteer? Feel free to stop by to drop off or pick up items. More info at go.uvm.edu/smop.
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TOMORROW!! Celebrate Earth week by biking to campus for some free donuts, smoothies on the smoothie bike, a raffle to win a gift card and an Owala, and our helmet sale!
Food for thought: Why arenât there more bins on campus? You may have noticed, UVM doesnât have bins outdoors- this is intentional! Research shows that outdoor bins require frequent emptying, attract pests, and can actually increase litter when they overflow while placing stress on custodial staff. The good news? We already have the infrastructure we need- itâs just about using it better. Make sure you know where your buildingâs compost and recycling stations are, and when in doubt, carry your trash a little further to find the right bin. Small habits add up!
