The Office of Academic Affairs will work with the campus to measure the success and continued effectiveness of the new major. In 2003, the program will be evaluated by the institution and the regents' office to determine the success of the program's implementation and achievement of the enrollment, quality, centrality, viability and cost-effectiveness. Georgia Perimeter College, UGA join forces to recycle UGA and Georgia Perimeter College, which together will offer academic programming at the new University System Center-Gwinnett, are now collaborating on a project that is having an immediate positive environmental impact on the Atlanta metro area. Since mid-May, the two institutions have participated in a recycling program at the current University System Center at Gwinnett, where both colleges offer courses. With the assistance of the Georgia Building Authority, paper and aluminum are being recycled through the center's program.
Recycling containers are available in classrooms, hallways and offices.
Over the past four months, the center has recycled 4,800 pounds of paper, saving 42 trees, according to Nancy Negris of the Georgia Building Authority. The institutions plan to continue the recycling program at the new University System Center-Gwinnett when it opens in 2002. This site works best with the latest version of Netscape Navigator 4.0 and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0.