Now that we were both feeling stress-free and energetic, we were invited to work at the Student Government Association sponsored UMD Crab Fest. WOW. I don’t know if these students know how lucky they are to have an event like this on campus. They had everything there. Potato salad: check. Macaroni salad: check. Adorable single-serving butterballs: check. The list goes on. Dining services purchased sixty-six bushels of crabs. (I’ll admit, to me that meant “a lot” so I had to dig further for a number). At an average of sixty-seven crabs per bushel, that turned out to be a whopping 4422 crabs ordered for about 900 students. That’s a lot of crabs! I’m not even a student and I had a blast.
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After our much-needed Thanksgiving break, we’ll be entering our third and final week at this rotation just in time to see the pilot launch of the “OZZI” reusable to-go containers in the dining hall. This program is an effort to reduce not only waste, but costs associated with disposable containers used in the dining hall. If we had left before the holiday we wouldn’t have been able to see this happen! Like I said; it’s all about location. It’s those extra things we were fortunate enough to experience that made this rotation all the more special to me. We got lucky!
Until next time,
Marion
I love the format you added your pictures in!!
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