GW University: infographics

this semester...

Spring Eco Challenge

7

Eco Rep-led events included: Sustainable cooking/baking workshops, trip to botanical gardens, Anacostia river cleanup, vegetarian potlucks, S’mores on Mount Vernon Campus

General Body Meetings/ Semester

40

2100 Penn Development

54

student & alumni letters supporting the project

Eco Reps

13

in buildings

Colonial Composting n

Pilot Program every Friday, 10 AM–12 PM in Mid-Campus Quad

1337 pounds of compost collected

Contamination rate dropped from

23.8%

in first week to

6.66%

22 pounds

Div Ops Support n

00+ Student Secret Shopper rides 4 on The Vern Express

n

15+ food trucks at VSTC

n

15+ unique GWDining events held

n

50+ vendor visits by Dining Reps

n

15+ Staff Bulletin Boards

n

6+ ResHall meet&greets with Property Managers

Largest drop off

Social Media Growth

What’s Up Next?

401 (10% L) on Campaign GW

n

Outreach at Colonial Inauguration

n

Green Move Out

334 followers on Campaign GW

n

Cooking classes + more Meal Deals

446 L 1037 followers on Dining

n

Onboard new dining & shuttle providers

n

More Tabling with Property Managers

n

W elcome Week blitz

n

Composting returns!

81 L 655 likes on Dining

5

students testified at D.C. Zoning Hearing

Daily+ tweets from accounts

WHAT IS

CampaignGW? CampaignGW is a forum for students to engage the student body on behalf of the Division of Operations to improve the development maintenance and sustainability of our campus.

We provide opportunities for students to participate in the decision making process, and share their ideas directly with the administration. We promote awareness, and garner student support for the future development outline in both the 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan and the 2010 Mount Vernon Campus Plan

since fall 2005...

Major Development Accomplishments supported

by Letter Writing campaigns and student testimony: n n n n n n n n n

2100 + 2112 Penn District House Science and Engineering Hall Miliken Institute of Public Health GW Museum 2010 Mount Vernon Campus Plan 2007 Foggy Bottom Campus Plan Square 80/South Hall Square 54/The Avenue

CampaignGW Initiatives are: n

n

For these campaigns, since Fall 2005, we have had:

500+ letters collected

40+

students testifying at D.C. Zoning Hearings

Tabling efforts:

Colonial Inauguration:

E CO CHALLENGE 22+ specific hall events held; CGW recruits Eco Reps in each Residence Hall to compete to lower water and electricity use, as well as hold events promoting sustainable living.

For the past 10+ years we have tabled annually at each of these events:

CampaignGW is one of the first campus groups that students are introduced to at CI. In the the past 12 years, we have collected:

G REEN MOVE OUT Last year, CGW Interns led volunteers to collect 1,224 bags of clothing, several tons of food, and other household goods

n

n

RECYCLE SORT Annual event in Kogan Plaza in which CGW Interns teach students and GW community members how to properly recycle

n

D IVOPS SUPPORT n n n n n n

200+

attendees at meetings

400+ Student Secret Shopper rides on The Vern Express 15+ food trucks at VSTC 15+ unique GWDining events held 50+ vendor visits by Dining Reps 15+ Staff Bulletin Boards 6+ ResHall meet&greets with Property Managers

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n n n n

M ajor university events R esidence hall introductions C olonial Inauguration C ampaignGW kickoffs G W First Night F all Student Org Fair M ount Vernon Bazaar A lumni Weekend P arents Weekend V ern Harvest E arth Day Fair.

We have tabled

200+ times in outreach efforts to students in last 12 years

10,000+ students reached

10,000+ listserv

campaign contacts: n Alumni (6081) n Parents (3006) n Students (2683)

bottom line... ...CampaignGW is the main way that students come in contact with the Division of Operations, and

we are making contact with nearly every student served by DivOps throughout their time at GW.