Wooden Compost Bins

At our last class session, we decided to meet as a group on thursday to discuss our plans for the wooden compost bins, and to get information for how we take action on how we can make it possible for us to go through with our plans. I met Vanessa and Alyssa outside of Dudley Moorhead Hall, two hours before our class starts, and we began to find a place to sit down and talk about what we need to do. Finally, we went up to the second floor of Dudley Moorhead Hall, where the sociology office was located, and we asked the front desk about who can we talk to for going forward with our idea of the wooden compost bin. The front desk gave us a map, and pointed at the a building that we needed go to, if we wanted to talk to someone that can help us. …show more content…
The building was Corporation Yard A, which was across the street from the Student Services Center, near Tenth street and San Fernando street. It took us about five minutes to walk from Dudley Moorhead Hall to Corporation Yard A. As we enter the building, there was no one at the desk, so I rang the bell, and lady came up to talk to us. Vanessa explained to her that we are students, who are doing a project on social change, and our idea was to put out at least one wooden compost bin out on campus. The lady gave Alyssa a card with a phone number and an email, and she told us that it will be better to email this person a request, if we wanted to go through with our project. I suggested that we should go to the library to rent out a laptop, so we can write and send a letter to the email address that was given to us, but Alyssa said she had her own laptop in her backpack. So we walked about to our original spot at the table near Dudley Moorhead Hall. Once at the table, we started to come up with a way to send the email, and to ask permission to set up a bin for composting. Finally Alyssa sent the email, while we waited, we discussed on how we can built a wooden compost