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Campus Race to Zero Waste Electronics Recycling Challenge

02/20/2024
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International symbol for waste recyclingUSC Upstate is participating in the "Campus Race to Zero Waste Electronics Recycling Challenge (CR2ZW)."

The official challenge concluded on Friday, February 23. Nevertheless, our campus e-waste recycling efforts continue!

The USC Upstate Library is hosting one of three e-waste collection bins on campus. You can drop off personal, accepted items at the library (as well as at the IT Help Desk and the HEC, next to the printing stations). Items you can drop off include--

 

  • Computers, monitors, printers, and other office electronics (keyboards, external hard drives)
  • Accessory items (chargers, cords, headsets)
  • Cell phones and hand-held devices (tablets, MP3 players)
  • Home entertainment (TVs, stereos, VCRs, AV equipment)
  • Miscellaneous consumer electronics (digital cameras, et al.)
  • Batteries

For university items (electronics purchased with university funds and used for university business), please follow standard disposal procedures.

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Walt's Waltz and the USC Upstate Library are excited to present a painting and mental health workshop for Upstate students. A hand shown painting the logo for Walt's Waltz, a butterfly

The workshop will be offered on both Wednesday, September 11, and Thursday, September 12, in the library's PerkUp cafe area, located on the 1st floor. The workshops will be held from 12:45 to 1:45 pm each day. 

No reservations are required. Attendance is “first-come, first-served.”

Join us in painting the Walt's Waltz mascot and discussing mental health issues. Walt's Waltz is a Greenville, S.C.-based organization dedicated to revolutionizing the way mental health is viewed and treated. This grassroots organization is dedicated to a 3-step action plan in discussing and addressing mental health: education, equity, and stigma-free.

Walt's Waltz is named in memory of Walt Crooks. The organization aims to broaden Walt's mission to reduce suffering in our world; share his teachings on compassion, humility, courage, empathy, and fair-mindedness; stand up for those without a voice; and help those in need.

Find more resources that support student mental health and well-being by visiting the library's Wellness Resource Guide. In addition to providing information on depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, self-care, and how they affect different populations, the guide highlights books in the library's Wellness Collection. These books are located in a special display area of the 1st floor stacks (near Room 118) and are available for checkout by the USC Upstate community. All check-outs are confidential.

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On Thursday, February 2, representatives from the Spartanburg County Public Library (SCPL) will visit the USC Upstate Library to offer free library cards to county residents and "college cards" to Upstate students who reside outside of Spartanburg County. 

Be sure to stop by PerkUp, the Upstate Library's café/coffee shop, between 10 am and 2 pm to get your card. Spartanburg County Public Library staff will also share information about all the free resources and services that SCPL has to offer. These include the digital archive of the Spartanburg Herald Journal and downloadables such as Overdrive e-books and audiobooks, Kanopy streaming movies, and Freegal streaming music.

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