A look at Washington and Lee's sanitation workers
By Kristi Williams
Washington and Lee
students, faculty, and administration have become accustomed to
operating in a clean atmosphere. From the various academic buildings to
the freshman and sophomore dorms, the floors are mopped and vacuumed,
and the surroundings are sanitary. But are the
custodians who make these ideal circumstances possible satisfied with
their own living and working conditions?
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Hear what Washington
and Lee custodians have to say about the benefits and challenges of
their positions
View pictures of the
workers
Find out about the
wages and benefits that come with the job
Read what the administration has to say about custodial workers
What do students think
about the cleanliness of Washington and Lee buildings?
Produced by Washington and Lee journalism students.
Lead supervisor: Prof. Claudette Artwick
Reporting supervisor: Prof. Doug Cumming
Editing supervisor: Prof. Pamela Luecke
Technical supervisor: Michael Todd