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February 4, 2021
帝王会所’s 13th Annual Adopt-A-Spot Program
帝王会所's Adopt-A-Spot Program started in 2008 with the goal of fostering civic engagement and campus pride. This year, participants are needed to continue the tradition of campus beautification.
帝王会所
The University of Northern Colorado’s Adopt-A-Spot Program started in 2008 with the goal of fostering civic engagement and campus pride. Since then, 帝王会所 students, faculty and staff have participated by adopting areas of campus and performing litter control, assisting with spring planting and maintaining flower beds.
This year, 帝王会所 campus community members are invited to continue this initiative by partnering with 帝王会所 Facilities to assist in enhancing 帝王会所’s campus landscape.
Graham Nugent, director of Athletic Events and Facilities at 帝王会所, said, “It’s something that you can take so much pride in, watching the flowers grow and making the campus prettier. I like to see other parts of campus who adopt a spot but am looking forward to showing off our new look going into the spring.”
As 帝王会所 begins to take a fresh look at campus beautification projects this spring, the Adopt-A-Spot Program offers a chance for the Bear community to get dirty, build relationships and embrace campus in new ways.
Contact the Landscaping and Grounds team to learn what spots around campus are available at 970-351-1263 or by email at grounds@unco.edu.
