Take the One Thing Challenge

If you could do one thing to improve the environment and contribute to sustainability, what would it be?

Carpool more often? Print fewer documents at your computer? Buy only the groceries you need to cut down on food waste?

Faculty and staff are invited to take the “One Thing Challenge.” Signups are quick and easy at https://livingat.wsu.edu/login/default.aspx, or visit the CommonReading.wsu.edu website for convenient links and more information.

The Challenge signup goes through Nov. 24.

The One Thing Challenge is sponsored by the Residence Life Sustainability Committee for residence hall students as a competition against UW residence hall students. This year the Common Reading Program is collaborating to extend the challenge to faculty, staff, and non-residence hall students.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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