Clean Campus Crew

Being part of a team, developing leadership skills, and simply doing their part are reasons why six MTSU students have chosen to be part of the first I’m One! Clean Campus Crew.As part of the Tennessee’s Best program these MTSU students will walk selected areas on campus helping to pick up litter and removing signs posted on lampposts, trees, and other areas not approved for signage. They were selected for the team when they responded to a request from the Financial Aid office asking students who had work-study scholarships if they wanted to be part of the Clean Campus Crew. Each student will be assisting Grounds Services by canvassing their areas twice a week.

David Gray, assistant vice president Facilities Services, is pleased these students will be putting in some “sweat equity” in hopes of inspiring students and others in the University community to want to have the cleanest, prettiest and best campus in the state.

“We are pleased that these students want to assist MTSU in keeping our campus clean,” Gray said. “Our people work hard in many areas to keep our campus as attractive as possible, but it is a very big job. If all 23,000 students assist in this effort then it would make a big difference.”

Mildred Osteen Bledsoe

Chase Cribbs

Andrew Greets

Brooke Hazen

Jarrett Miller

Nicole Poag-Wilson

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