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HCC Enhances College's Recycling Program
The Haywood Community College Volunteer Club has enhanced the college’s recycling program with the purchase of 14 additional trash cans and 80 cardboard boxes. The trash cans will accept cans and bottles while the boxes will be a depository for paper. The boxes were painted by Canton Middle School students as part of an art project. The cans were painted by HCC students, clubs, faculty, and staff. According to Blair Bishop, HCC Natural Resources instructor, “These cans and boxes will reduce waste, save money, and help the environment all at the same time.”
Dr. Rose Johnson lent her artistic abilities to paint a new recyclable receptacle on campus.
Pictured left to right are some of the HCC students who painted trash cans for recycling efforts on campus: Daniel Sellars, Sunee Rushing, , Oscar Gamez, and David Powell.
