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Community/Campus Advisory Coalition (CCAC) <br />June 2, 2009 Meeting Minutes <br />Page 5 <br />books will be sold to students at a cost of $10.00. The coupons are good through the <br />end of December, 2009. The primary purchasers are students who live off campus. <br />Student government will be contacting landlords in the area to see if they would be <br />interested in giving the books as welcoming gifts to new tenants. If anyone knows of <br />any businesses in the area that might like to participate in the discount coupon offer, <br />please let Grant Schmidt know. <br />OFF CAMPUS WEBSITE <br />Grant Schmidt said the off campus website (www.offcampus.nd.edu) is expected to be <br />up and running in late September. This will be a general information website which will <br />include area attractions, restaurants, expected student behavior as well as crime alerts. <br />If anyone has anything they would like to see included on this website, let Mr. Schmidt <br />know. It was suggested that this would be a good resource for neighborhood residents, <br />especially senior citizens living in the area. <br />COMMUNIVERSITY DAY <br />Communiversity Day, held in early April, was a great success, with 750 students <br />volunteering their time and talents to neighborhood residents. Students cleaned and <br />painted at four City parks, assisted elderly residents with home painting and repairs and <br />taught residents how to use various electronic devices. <br />A high point for many senior residents was a tour of the Notre Dame campus. Most of <br />the people who took the tour had never been on the campus before, despite having <br />lived in the neighborhood for many years. Residents toured the campus in a Hummer <br />Limo. <br />Ms. Taylor reported that she received many emails and notes from the participants who <br />enjoyed the tour. <br />Students participated in a food drive which was also successful. <br />Communiversity Day will be held again this school year and it is hoped that 1,000 <br />students will participate. <br />RECYLCING INITIATIVES <br />Grant Schmidt reported that student government is working to improve off campus <br />recycling efforts. Mark Kramer said there should be recycling bins at rental houses. <br />Students living at apartment complexes should find out from management where <br />recycling bins are located. Rachel Roseberry has created a flyer to be handed out to <br />