SWOSU Biological and Biomedical Sciences Department Supports Weatherford Recycle Day

Mckaegan Gregory, Rachel Uhlig, Dr. Renan Bosque, Dr, Rickey Cothran, Zarryah Mendez, Austin Buchanan, during the Weatherford's Recycle Day.

Volunteers from Southwestern Oklahoma State University's (SWOSU) Department of Biological and Biomedical Sciences participated in Weatherford's Recycle Day, held at the city's recycling center. Organized by the Weatherford Environmental Group, the event facilitated the disposal of hard-to-recycle items, including light bulbs, batteries, and large metal pieces. Additionally, a truck was provided for secure paper shredding.

The event saw strong support from the local community, offering an excellent opportunity to educate residents about the importance of recycling and raise awareness about environmental challenges.

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Since 1901, Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) has proudly stood on the hilltop in Weatherford, Oklahoma. Offering over 100 affordable undergraduate and graduate programs across three locations in Weatherford, Sayre, and Yukon, SWOSU provides a diverse range of academic opportunities with high-quality education to its students. The university boasts a vibrant community of over 5,000 scholars and over 200 dedicated faculty and staff. With strong academic programs and a commitment to excellence, SWOSU continues to be a top choice for students seeking a quality education.

Students helping to sort batteries during Weatherford's Recycle Day.

Jim Williams, a valuable member of the Weatherford community, disposing paper to be shredded during Weatherford's Recycle Day.