Set up a table with cards, stamps and pens outside my campus office today. I added the Postcrossing web address to the flyer and copies of an article I published on Native American cards.
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How nice! I am curious to know how people responded to this experiment!! 
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Yes, how many people took cards?
How wonderful🤗
I love this! What a great public service 
Just set it up today to help with the stress on the next 3 weeks…hopefully students will notice. I’ll refill cards and stamps if they do
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Such a lovely idea! Looking forward to future updates 
Hi!
That’s nice. Hope it turns out just the way you wished it would.
This is so lovely! I hope the students enjoy the cards!
Wow! I’d love to see people sending their FIRST POSTCARD EVER from your table 
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I can see some postcards from Love’s Travel Stop on that picture 
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Yes and the Ben Franklin in BG!
Wow! When i have enough budget, i might steal this idea from you. I also work in a university setting, might be a good idea to put beside a postcard exhibit or yes, even just outside the office or classroom. Thanks!
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Wish I did this with my time at UC Berkeley. I did convince my flat mate back in autumn 2020 and he loved it.
We have a Spiderman in Pop Culture conference this fall so I think I’ll buy the big box set and just hand them out to students…they won’t mail of course and it will be their 1st postcard, but it’s a start.
I recently did a Social Justice activity in my Native American Women’s class: handed out prestamped postcards and asked them to write their thoughts to the Attorney General, but they didn’t know how…most had never seen a postcard before. Lack of familiarity with the medium is the biggest hurdle
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The project did fairly well, restocked the cards several times and grad students told me they used some. But now the semester is over so I packed up my station. My Chair asked for some cards and gave me 20 old bird stamps she had in her desk in trade
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Wonderful idea
What a great idea!! 