Welcome back to Chapel Hill,
Tar Heels!

Working together as a community
Teams are determined by housing community.  Each community will compete in and environmental programming and education around issues such as waste reduction, and energy and water conservation, as well as participating in battery recycling.  The Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling (OWRR) will assist with programming ideas, organize the Green Games Committee meetings and oversee the competition as a whole, while Environment Health and Safety (EHS) will provide battery recycling statistics, and statistics are based on per capita usage.

How do I know what team I'm on?
There are 15 teams this year:
Baity Hill
Carmichael-Whitehead Community
     Carmichael, Whitehead
Cobb Community
Connor Community
     Connor, Alexander, Winston, Joyner, and Whitehead
Craige Community
Ehringhaus Community
Hinton James Community
Kenan Community
     Spencer, Alderman, McIver and Kenan
Manning East Community
     Koury Hall (formerly Ehringhaus South), Horton
Manning West Community
     Craige North, Hardin
Morrison Community
Odum Village
Olde Campus Lower Quad
     Aycock, Graham, Everett, Stacy and Lewis
Olde Campus Upper Quad
     Mangum, Grimes, Ruffin, Manly, Old East and Old West
Parker Community
     Avery, Parker and Teague
Ram Village

How/What do you win?
The housing community with the most points is the Green Games Champion (this community receives $600).  The team with the second most points wins $400 and third place wins $300.

Green Games is sponsored by the Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling and Department of Housing
                                         
Department of Environmental Health and Safety, Energy Services, and the Sustainability Office are also contributing departments

Photos from 2008
Green Games Reception: