Nicole Cocuzzi and Jenna Haschets, junior plastics engineering technology students, helped to coordinate the event along with Ann Quinn, lecturer in biology and member of the college’s Greener Behrend Task Force.
Featured guests included Kurt Duska, president of Engineered Plastics, Inc. (an event sponsor), a spokesperson for Rep. Kathy Dahlkemper (PA-3), and the Bucket Brigade, among others.
The Bucket Brigade is a collaborative, green organization that includes student volunteers from the area’s four colleges and universities — Penn State Behrend, Edinboro University, Gannon University, and Mercyhurst College. (Bucket Brigade benefits Habitat for Humanity, Earth Force, Lake Erie Region Conservancy, and the Pennsylvania Lake Erie Watershed Association.)
Here's some pictures of the frisbees made of 100% recycled materials:
... and it doesn't even smell like dog food.
1 comments:
what a great idea, the book store at behrend should sell more items like this. products made / designed by the plasics engineering school. i would love to get me one of these frisbees.
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