Notepad Backs Corrugated Cardboard Shipping Boxes Boxes (only if very clean) Pak Juice, Milk, & Soup Cartons Any Plastic Bottles Tupperware Utensils Packaging Bags Any Metal Food Glass Electronics, CFLs ( Compact Fluorescent Lights) Techno Trash 3L Kitchen Batteries Techno Trash 3L Kitchen CD’s, DVD’s, Diskettes Techno Trash 3L Kitchen Cell Phones Cell Phone Bin 3L Kitchen Waste Food Food Collection Bin 3L Kitchen Refrigerator No dairy, meats, or citrus please tear Staff Kitchen Refrigerator – or cut large pieces Compostable Compostable Food 3L Kitchen Refrigerator Food Ware Serviceware - Yellow Kitchen Refrigerator Paper Towels, Tissues SCF Pizza Boxes Soiled GIS – Courtyard - Bertha Meats Lab Glass NOT RECYCLABLE Brown Bin w/ Red Top Autoclave Room 2016 Bren – – Styrofoam (#6) NOT RECYCLABLE Landfill - Brown Multiple Locations – SECTION II: MESM GUIDELINES The Master of Environmental Science & Management (MESM) program is a two-year professional degree program designed for individuals who plan to work in interdisciplinary science and management or policymaking in the private, public or non-profit sectors. The program focuses on application and problem solving and has three parts: core courses, specialization electives, and the Group Project or Eco-Entrepreneurship (Eco-E) Project. Required Each student in the MESM program is required to complete a minimum of 80 units as a partial requirement for the MESM degree. The units include core courses (32 units), group project OR Eco-E project courses (12 units), and an approved set of elective courses (minimum of 36 units). MESM students may take up to 8 of their 36 required elective units as S/U (graduate courses) or P/NP (undergraduate courses) rather than for a grade if they choose. It is NOT recommended that students take primary courses for their specializations as S/U. Any
Notepad Backs Corrugated Cardboard Shipping Boxes Boxes (only if very clean) Pak Juice, Milk, & Soup Cartons Any Plastic Bottles Tupperware Utensils Packaging Bags Any Metal Food Glass Electronics, CFLs ( Compact Fluorescent Lights) Techno Trash 3L Kitchen Batteries Techno Trash 3L Kitchen CD’s, DVD’s, Diskettes Techno Trash 3L Kitchen Cell Phones Cell Phone Bin 3L Kitchen Waste Food No dairy, meats, or citrus – please tear or cut large pieces Food Collection Bin 3L Kitchen Refrigerator Staff Kitchen Refrigerator Compostable Food Ware Paper Towels, Tissues Pizza Boxes – Soiled Meats Compostable Food Serviceware - Yellow 3L Kitchen Refrigerator Kitchen Refrigerator SCF GIS Courtyard - Bertha Lab Glass – NOT RECYCLABLE Brown Bin w/ Red Top Autoclave Room – 2016 Bren Styrofoam (#6) – NOT RECYCLABLE Landfill - Brown Multiple Locations SECTION II: MESM GUIDELINES The Master of Environmental Science & Management (MESM) program is a two-year professional degree program designed for individuals who plan to work in interdisciplinary science and management or policymaking in the private, public or non-profit sectors. The program focuses on application and problem solving and has three parts: core courses, specialization electives, and the Group Project or Eco-Entrepreneurship (Eco-E) Project. Required Each student in the MESM program is required to complete a minimum of 80 units as a partial requirement for the MESM degree. The units include core courses (32 units), group project OR Eco-E project courses (12 units), and an approved set of elective courses (minimum of 36 units). MESM students may take up to 8 of their 36 required elective units as S/U (graduate courses) or P/NP (undergraduate courses) rather than for a grade if they choose. It is NOT recommended that students take primary courses for their specializations as S/U. Any
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