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Energy Saving competition Fall 2011

Energy Saving competition Fall 2011. Emily Teixeira, Courtney Butterfield, Lindsay Atwood, Naomi Kim and Nicholas Lau. Emily Teixeira’s Slide. Writing the report based off of the focus groups data collected.        

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Energy Saving competition Fall 2011

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  1. Energy Saving competition Fall 2011 Emily Teixeira, Courtney Butterfield, Lindsay Atwood, Naomi Kim and Nicholas Lau

  2. Emily Teixeira’s Slide • Writing the report based off of the focus groups data collected.         • Determines what features the focus groups like as well as the feature that they did not like. •  Creates a one page report compiling all the questions asked, answers received, and important quotes gathered form our focus group participants. • Listens to the auto recording of the focus group meeting to glean any information missed from the scribes report. •  Creating the flyer of fact sheets that will be held inside a pocket attached to the grand poster hanging in the dining commons.

  3. Courtney Butterfield’s slide • Creating an email posting on the information going on with the energy competition and receiving permission to send it • Compose an email that will be sent out in “Happenings”, possibly in a separate email as well. • The emails sent out will explain • What the competition is about • Who • What • Where • The emails will be sent out before, weekly (to notify standings), and at the end of the competition to show which hall won and how/where to receive their prize.

  4. Lindsay Atwood’s Slide • In charge of creating the posters/fliers from the ideas the group brainstormed together. • Updating the postings of Green Tip for everyday of the competition. • Creating pop out table cards to distribute in the D.C. • Purchase gift cards or organize a pizza party for the winners of the competition using funds

  5. Naomi Kim’s slide • Posting the fliers/posters and getting permission from housing • Collaborate with those who are in charge of creating the posters/fliers. • Responsible for getting permission from housing to post the fliers/posters in the designated areas. • Go around and hang up the posters in the designated areas.

  6. Nick Lau’s slide • Creating/updating the Facebook page everyday • Create a Facebook page that will allow for residents to see different green tips and their standings in the energy competition. • Everyday, there will be a new “Green Tip”/ “Green Fact” which will allow for residents to see a new way of saving energy or a way to help the environment. • Post the Green Tip everyday of the competition, post weekly updates on who is winning in the competition, and connect with other UC Merced Facebook pages to expand the audience of the Facebook site.

  7. Facebook Pagehttp://www.facebook.com/pages/UC-Merced-Housing-Energy-Competition/194578940578744?sk=wall A screen capture of the Facebook page

  8. Daily Facebook Page Green Tips 3. Don’t leave your laptop on all day (it needs breaks too) 4. Don’t leave the window open when you have the air conditioner on. 11. Turn up your thermostat 2 degrees in the heat, and 2 degrees down in the cold 20. Wash your clothes in cold water; not only does it save energy, it also keeps your colors lasting longer 24. If you smoke, or know someone that does, remember that throwing cigarettes on the ground is considered littering. Throw it out the proper way in the designated trashcans in smoking areas.

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