• Bottle, Can & Plastics Coordinator (BCP) - BCPs are responsible for the maintenance of the bottle, can and plastic collections and sorting on campus during the weekend recycling runs. This includes calling volunteers for attendance sake, storing the material in the proper place and showing new volunteers what a weekend recycling run is all about. Furthermore, a BCP needs to be energetic and should have no troubles getting up early on weekends. (2 persons)
• Paper Recycling Coordinator (PRC) - PRCs are responsible for the mailroom paper recycling program and the expansion into the residence halls. A PRC should promote newspaper, colored paper and white paper recycling on campus via various methods of communication. For example, the Justice, WBRS, bulletin board, dorm raps, general Email messages, etc. (2 or more persons)
• Quad Captain (QC) - QCs are responsible for collecting materials in their quad and placing them in a central location the night prior to a recycling run or before 9 a.m. the morning of a recycling run. (8 persons)
• Secondary Driver - Secondary drivers are responsible for assisting primary drivers and volunteers with pick-ups during weekend recycling runs. They require a Brandeis University Defensive Driving certificate (courses are held each semester) to drive the golf cart or a BUDD certificate and a driver’s license to drive the Facilities Management truck. (6 persons)
• Publicity Coordinator (PC) - A PC is responsible for advertising BURP!, campus recycling sites and special environmental events. The PC should work closely with the other coordinators and quad captains to maximize publicity and transfer of information. "Only through publicity will your idea reach the public." (1 person)
• Special Projects Coordinator (SPC) - A SPC is responsible for organizing BURP!’s special events such as Cans Across Brandeis (CAB) or the Brandeis University Recycling Olympics (BURO!) (1 person)

The key to perfect harmony within the Core Committee is communication and cooperation. Speak up and tell others of your plans. It doesn't hurt to receive feedback, even when it's negative! And if you do have a problem with someone, sit down with that and a third person, and discuss the situation. Lay your cards on the table and never run-away from a problem because you will never be able to run fast enough.