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Date posted: January 5, 2012
The January exhibit in the Bellevue College Gallery Space will be of a photographer Paho Mann who is documenting the use/overuse of plastic in our society.
Date posted: January 5, 2012
The January exhibit in the Bellevue College Gallery Space will be of a photographer Paho Mann who is documenting the use/overuse of plastic in our society.
Date posted: December 1, 2011
Six Captains of Sustainability have spread the composting cheer to their co-workers by participating in the latest composting pilot project. Each participant was given a laminated poster, composting bags, and a compost bin. The pilot is limited at this time, but check back for updates in 2012!
Date posted: September 28, 2011
Thanks to Bellevue College’s Student Environmental and Sustainability Fund (SESF), the BC Cafeteria will start a very exciting composting pilot project! We are reaching out to you in hopes that you will celebrate with us and educate the students about the importance of composting and reducing our waste. All food containers, cups, lids and, of ...more about Composting is Here!
Date posted: April 18, 2011
Subject line - Monday – save power – save money This year in celebration of Earth Week and as we consider what we can all do to help cut expenses, we wanted to share with you some startling facts about our paper and printer usage on campus. Our hope is that you will join us ...more about Earthweek Paper Reduction Messages
Date posted: January 18, 2011
Below are just a few ideas to help you fulfill the BC paper pledge. If you have other ideas, send them to the EAC and we will add them to the site. We wanted to start with a few basic ideas and we will continue to update the site regularly throughout the quarter. Overall Strategies: ...more about Tips for fulfilling the BC Paper Pledge
Date posted: November 30, 2010
Shifting the culture and campus social norms from the paper based student evaluations to a paperless system is no easy task. There are certainly significant barriers like achieving a high return from students and maintaining the integrity of the data for our tenure candidates. But could there be a better model that benefits all? I think ...more about Campus Access to Paperless Evaluations
Date posted: November 30, 2010
More immediate feedback. The results of the survey are available a couple weeks after the quarter ends instead of 7 weeks or more. Trackable results. You can login to your links and see how many people (but not who) have responded throughout the quarter and encourage students to respond more by going to the same link above ...more about 8 Reasons to Join the Paperless Evaluation Pilot
Date posted: March 15, 2010
It may not surprise you, but nobody on campus prints more than the students. So at the request of students and in an effort to make a significant reduction in the amount of paper printed in the N250 Open Lab, Computing Services has recently set up duplex printing (ie double sided) as an option for all ...more about Duplex printing in N250
Date posted: March 14, 2010
I've operated under a personal limited paper use policy for the last couple years. I don't use much paper and most of the paper littering my desk has been given to me from some committee or meeting. It sits in useless piles for a few months until I get up the nerve to use it as scratch ...more about Pause the Printing