We encourage you to call Provost John Coleman's office at 217-333-6677 in support of UIUC's Building Service Workers and Food Service Workers.

1. If an office worker answers the phone, be respectful. Ask to speak with Provost John Coleman. If they tell you he's not available, ask to leave a message for him.
2. If the call goes to voicemail, leave a message.
3. Script:
   • "Hello, my name is ____ and I'm ___(position or connection with UIUC community).
   • I'm calling in support of our Building Service Workers and Food Service Workers. They keep the university running, yet they are paid 20% ...
     
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