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Atlanta, GA | Posted: January 9, 2020
Summary Sentence:
Responsible for coordinating, watering, maintenance, work days, projects, and plot assignments at the GT Community Garden. Chair: gpburdell@gatech.edu
Full Summary:
The Community Garden committee runs the Community Garden at Georgia Tech and volunteers with other Atlanta environmental organizations. You can find the community garden on the east wall of the Instructional Center! Some of the events we host/attend throughout the year include garden workdays (all levels welcome), Trees Atlanta volunteering, de-stress yoga, and sustainable DIY-events.
Garden Director: Camille Butkus
Community GardenThe Community Garden committee runs the Community Garden at Georgia Tech and volunteers with other Atlanta environmental organizations. You can find the community garden on the east wall of the Instructional Center! Some of the events we host/attend throughout the year include garden workdays (all levels welcome), Trees Atlanta volunteering, de-stress yoga, and sustainable DIY-events.
Students Organizing for Sustainability is the highest governing authority at the Georgia Tech Community Garden.
Garden plots are available for all GT students to request and grow in groups or individually. Please email the Garden Director or any member of the SOS executive committee if you wish to request a plot and receive the GT Community Garden Plot Contract.
Breaking any rules, terms, and conditions is cause for exclusion from the garden and loss of your plot.
The protocol for any rule breaking is as follows:
1. You will receive one verbal warning from the garden manager.
2. If no response or correction has been made, you will receive written notice two weeks later.
3. In another two weeks, if no response or correction has been made, you will receive written final notification that you have forfeited your gardening privileges and plot.
4. You will be allowed to reapply for another garden plot only after one year, and only at the discretion of the garden manager.
Garden Director: Camille Butkus
