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NC State University will celebrate America Recycles Day (ARD) on November 13th to promote recycling and buying recycled products. Back by popular demand, the University will be hosting another electronics recycling drive and shred-a-thon!

Date: Friday November 13th
Time: 10am - 2pm
Place: Carriageway at Reynold's Coliseum

Synergy Recycling will be collecting the following electronic items:
Computers – CPU’s and laptops, main frames
Monitors –CRT’s and flat screens
Telephones
Cell phones
CD’s and DVD’s
Fax machines/office equipment
Printers and copiers
Medical equipment
Rechargeable batteries
Electronic circuit boards and components
Stereo equipment, games, PDA’s
Televisions (There is a $5 fee per television)

Shred-it will be accepting the following items for shredding:
Mixed paper
Light cardboard

There will also be tabling by:
NCSU Waste Reduction and Recycling
City of Raleigh Recycling
NCSU Sustainability Office

If you don't have anything to recycle, there will also be plenty of fun games to play, awesome prizes to win, and free office supplies to give away!

This event is free and open to the public, so please stop by and invite everyone you know!

Employee Self Service
Payroll and Compensation
Click on W-2/W-2c Consent
Check the box and submit

or you can simply click here

Fresh pecans have arrived! Just like last year, these pecans are still $8 per one pound bag.

Contact Art Anthony at 515-1323.

Computer Security Day is designed to raise awareness and promote best practices in information technology (IT) security. This year’s theme is “Cybersecurity Self Defense.” The event provides insight into the privacy and security issues surrounding electronically stored sensitive information and offers ways to keep your computer and data safe.

This event will feature Jeff Crume, a Distinguished Engineer and IT Security Architect on IBM's World Wide Tivoli Tiger Team, as the keynote speaker from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in the Talley Student Center Ballroom. It also will feature three tracks of general and technical presentations about social networking, current privacy issues in legislation, Web application security, antivirus protection, disk encryption, mobile device security, tools for desktop security, identity theft prevention, identity management and access control, and much more.

Enjoy great presentations, free breakfast, lunch and an afternoon snack with numerous door prize giveaways! The grand prize is a Dell 1230c color laser printer, provided by Dell Inc. Many other great door prizes including an Apple iPod 8 GB Nano, provided by the NC State Bookstores, a Cisco flip camera, provided by Cisco Systems Inc., and a Motorola Universal Bluetooth Headset will be given away to attendees during the day.

From 10:00 – 2:00 pm student groups and departments from across campus will give examples of how they reduce their paw print, as well as provide information about how the campus community can lessen their impact.

In addition, the University Sustainability Office, in coordination with the Office of Energy Management and Waste Reduction & Recycling will present a tire pressure demonstration. The first 500 participants will receive a free tire gauge. Attendees will learn how to properly inflate tires on their bike, motorcycle, car or truck.

David Dean, outreach and communications coordinator for the University Sustainability Office said, “having your tires properly inflated reduces the money you spend on gas and your vehicle’s impact on the environment.”

According to a recent study by the University of California, properly inflated tires use roughly 20% less fuel. Mr. Dean continued that the tire pressure demonstration is being held to, “help educate our campus and make people aware of the importance of checking your tire pressure on a regular basis.”

Other happenings on the Brickyard October 21 include the Campus Farmer’s Market and the Know Your Numbers bodily health awareness event.

The University Sustainability Office will also be releasing the Annual Sustainability Report. The 2008-2009 Annual Sustainability Report is a snapshot of the work North Carolina State University has done over the past year towards a more sustainable future.

For more information, please visit S.E.E. NC State.

High fever, headache, extreme tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny/stuffy nose, achy body (not to mention the stomach upsets) . . . you know the symptoms of the seasonal flu, but do you know that every year in the United States, 5% - 20% of the population gets the flu?

Do you know…the best way to prevent seasonal flu is by getting a seasonal flu vaccination each year? Do you know… there are seasonal flu shot clinics scheduled right here on campus, where State Health Plan, BCBS/NC and Medicare B participants can receive the vaccination at no cost?

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