September 17, 2026 2pm EST/11am PST
Ever walked past a campus recycling bin that was heavily contaminated—even though it had a “well-designed” sign? Or had to fight to get any signage approved because of university “aesthetics”? You aren’t alone. Modernizing waste signage on campus is about more than just graphics—it’s about navigating administrative red tape, partnering with facilities, and understanding behavioral psychology to shift actual student habits.
Presenters will share their real-world blueprints for:
- Getting signs approved and deployed across diverse campus spaces
- Aligning with rigid institutional design guidelines
- Utilizing behavioral psychology to defeat “recycling paralysis”
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Presentations from:
Mike Evans
Deputy Director, Zilkha Center for the Environment at Williams College
Dana Schroeder
Waste Reduction Outreach Manager, UVA Sustainability
