Erik Jensen, a Utah native artist and UVU alumni, is creating artwork for the new Engineering and Technology Building at UVU. Jensen focuses on reusing e-waste products and needs your help in collecting materials.

Bring your “waste” to the following offices to contribute!

CS 632b (Mechanical & Civil Engineering)

CS 515 (Electrical and Computer Engineering)

CS 526 (Digital Media)

Pick-up dates:

APRIL 16TH & May 5TH (& ?)

mechanical engineering

• Fans

• Gears

• Drill bits

• Bike chains

• Chains

• Springs

• Rockets

• Engine model

• Calipers

• Aluminum

• Tungsten

• Titanium

• Glass from Northrop Grumman rocket tests near Promontory

• Machine shop swarf

• Diamond drill bit model from US Synthetic

• 3D printer parts

• Car or bike belts or fans

• 3D printing filaments

• Disposable medical devices

• Wheels or cross-section of car tire

civil engineering

• Brick

• Concrete

• Peat/Dirt

• Pipes (PVC, Copper, ABS, Pex, Iron, CPVC, Concrete, Clay, etc)

• Structural Steel, Welded metal, Aluminum Framing, Galvanized Steel, etc.

• Timber, Glulam, Douglas Fir (2x4)

• Rebar, Epoxy-coated rebar

• Dowel Rod

• Bolts

• Granite Rock, 3/4" Limestone Gravel, Asphalt, Sand, etc.

• Stirrups

• Gusset Plate

• Pavement Paint

• Induction Loop

• Aquifer

• Measuring tape

• Dowel basket

• Fiber cable

• Traffic Cable conduit

electrical and computer engineering

• Alligator clips

• Motherboards

• Circuit boards

• Solar panels

• Mylar

• Breadboards

• Wires

• Resistors

• Transistors

• Silicon wafer

digital cinema

• CD

• Projector parts (lens, prism, etc)

• Headset

• Movie reel

• Microphone

• 35mm film

• Computer or phone camera

• Clappers/slates

• Director chair parts