Recycle Personal Computer Equipment, Parts and Electronics Today
The collection of privately owned used, extinct, broken computer equipment, parts and electronics is a service the University of Arkansas Computer Store currently provides to the campus community. Personally owned electronics can be dropped off today between the hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Garland Center dock.
A Computer Store associate will be available during the allotted hours to assist and supervise drop-offs. This service is only available the second Friday of every month to ensure the collected items are acceptable, non-hazardous, and not university owned. University-owned equipment cannot be dropped off; if you need to dispose of university-owned equipment please visit surplus.uark.edu for more information.
Accepted materials
- Computers
- Laptops
- Printers
- Copiers
- Scanners
- Servers
- Cell Phones
- Tablets
Non-accepted materials:
- Any electronics with fluid
- CRT monitors and televisions
- LCD monitors and televisions
- Solder pastes/solder guns
- Bio-fluids/medical equipment
For your convenience you may drop inks/toners and any batteries except lithium primary batteries into the appropriate receptacle located in the following locations:
- Administration Building 4th floor
- Facilities Maintenance – past the key office
- Grad Ed Building 1st floor student lounge
- Kimpel Hall 1st floor
- Old Main 5th floor
- The Parking Spot in the Harmon garage
- Uptown 1st floor west wing
Topics
Contacts
Daniel Traynham, manager, Computer Store
Bookstore
479-575-5414,
dtraynha@uark.edu
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