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Thank you, Dr. Klahn. I wonder where I can find lists of companies and auctions for universities in each state?
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Thank you, Dr. Klahn. I wonder where I can find lists of companies and auctions for universities in each state?

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Google, I would think. &nbsp;Search along the lines of &quot;state name&quot;, university, surplus, computers.
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Google, I would think.  Search along the lines of "state name", university, surplus, computers.

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No further input from requester.  Points assigned to contributors according to the detail of the individual contributions.

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Which of these resources do colleges and universities use to get rid of old IT equipment at end of life? E-waste recyclers (using what recyclers)? IT resale options (using what resellers)? Charities (using what charitable organizations)?
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Which of these resources do colleges and universities use to get rid of old IT equipment at end of life? E-waste recyclers (using what recyclers)? IT resale options (using what resellers)? Charities (using what charitable organizations)?

Which of these approaches do colleges and universities use to get rid of IT equipment at end of life?

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