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  1. CHI Speaker Series Examining Environmental Impacts on Health: Warren Lavey

    Associated Project(s): 
    Okanagan Charter

    This speaker series brings together researchers on campus whose work touches on environmental impacts (e.g., air quality, water quality, weather patterns) on health, to share their current research and to foster discussion and collaboration. This week, professor Warren G Lavey will talk about how "Hospitals Should Help Address Climate Change Through Community Health Needs Assessments."

    March 25, 12 pm • Zoom

    Center for Health Informatics • IDPH, University of Illinois OSI

    CHI Speaker Series Examining Environmental Impacts on Health: Warren Lavey

  2. Weekly Digest

    Associated Project(s): 
    Campus Bike Center

    A full week of warm weather is forthcoming, so we should be busy. We’ll be closed next week for Spring Break and right after that our full Mon – Fri schedule will resume. This Thursday we have another Instructional Class—hopefully it’s as well-attended as the last one!

     

    This week, we’ll also grab the last of the worth-our-trouble abandoned bikes from storage.

     

    The numbers:

    Visitors: 36
    Sales: 767.38
    Bikes (Refurb): 2 for $395
    Memberships: 7 for $210
    Tires/tubes: 5 for $32

  6. Bus, Bike, and Hike Week: Urbana’s initiative for alternative transportation

    Associated Project(s): 
    Community Bicycle Events and Rides

    Attached is a news article titled Urbana’s Feet Hit the Streets, 1977, covering Urbana’s "Bus, Bike, and Hike Week." This was among the initial initiatives promoting alternative transportation to reduce traffic, pollution, and encourage exercise. The event included a pedestrian parade, free bus rides, a film on automobile impacts, and bike trips across Illinois. Check it out to learn more about Urbana’s historical sustainable mobility efforts.

    Attached Files: 

  10. Weekly digest

    Associated Project(s): 
    Campus Bike Center

    Still slow but have had a few people in looking for bikes or B-a-Bs but no sales on either. With the warmer weather this week, we’ll likely be busier. I’ve got a half dozen bikes to safety check while the weather is cooperating.

    Last week and today we made some more headway on the abandoned bike pile. Still coordinating with some other groups to take some of the junky bikes off our hands.

    Tonight is the Bike Project Monthly Meeting.

    The numbers:

    Visitors: 23
    Sales: $82
    Membership: 1 for $30
    Tire/tube: 1 for $6

  12. Weekly digest

    Associated Project(s): 
    Campus Bike Center

    Uneventful over here. Slow and cold. Plodding away at bikes and wheels to have a good supply of both come the busy times. This week I’ll meet some TBP volunteers to clean out the barn more, as it’ll be March soon.

     

    The numbers:

    Visitors: 19
    Sales: $281.50
    Bikes (B-a-B): 2 for $100
    Memberships: 3 for $90
    Tires/tubes: 1 for $4

  13. Final numbers for the Bike to Work Day 2024 event

    Associated Project(s): 
    C-U Bike to Work Day

    Following is the data for Bike to Work Day 2024

    • 1,565 Bike Month t-shirts purchased
    • 1,274 registered
    • 775 participated/checked in
    • 1,132 t-shirts given out
    • Leftovers at CCRPC: 413 t-shirts (Adults) and 20 t-shirts (Youth)
      • Youth Small - 10
      • Youth Medium - 10
      • Small - 122
      • Medium - 179
      • Large - 77
      • Extra Large - 26
      • 2XL - 9

  14. Leftover Bike to Work Day and Light the Night combined event

    Associated Project(s): 
    C-U Bike to Work Day
    Light the Night

    F&S, MTD, Urbana, and Champaign are planning to host an event in April 2025 (around Earth Day 04/22) to give away the remaining lights and t-shirts from Bike to Work Day and Light the Night. Additional details are still being discussed internally. 

     

    • Bike to Work Day:
      • 1565 Bike Month t-shirts purchased
      • 1274 registered
      • 775 participated/checked in
      • 1132 t-shirts given out
      • Leftovers at CCRPC: 413 t-shirts (Adults) and 20 t-shirts (Youth)
        • Youth Small - 10
        • Youth Medium - 10
        • Small - 122
        • Medium - 179
        • Large - 77
        • Extra Large - 26
        • 2XL - 9
    • Light the Night: 520 light sets leftover. - https://icap.sustainability.illinois.edu/project-update/leftover-light-count. 

  15. Feb. 10th Transportation Team Meeting

    Associated Project(s): 
    2024 Campus Bike Plan
    Commuter Program: Bus, Bike, and Hike
    Transportation iCAP Team

    The iCAP Transportation Team had our first meeting of the spring semester on Monday, Feb. 10th.

    There were a lot of exciting updates - the 2025 Campus Bike Plan has been published, student's research projects are progressing as they look into systems and infrastructures other universities have in place to encourage active and less environmentally impactful methods of transit, and we are working on finalizing the Campus Transportation Survey to send out in the next couple of weeks.

    Attached Files: 

  16. Weekly Digest

    Associated Project(s): 
    Campus Bike Center

    We have been surprisingly busy here at CBC so far this year. We’ve sold a few bikes thus far and seen a couple Build-a-Bikes head out the door—all good things!

    Over the weekend, TBP volunteers and I tackled the abandoned bikes in the barn. Made some good progress and had almost a dozen folks on hand helping to sort/strip/move bikes out. Will have to take a few more cracks at it before we completely empty the space but got a good start. Great to see so many volunteers come out—many hands make light work!
     

    The numbers (1/22 – 1/31):

    Visitors: 73
    Sales: 1,371
    Bikes (refurb): 3 for $610
    Bikes (B-a-B): 3 for $180
    Memberships: 15 for $450
    Tires/tubes: 4 for $19.50

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