Supported Special Event & Recreation Center (SERC) construction project for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) requirements— with no parking spaces added.
Parking attendants encouraged to patrol utilizing the bike donated by University Police.
Co-sponsor Annual Walk Bike Event - campus and village community give cars a rest and walk/bike to their designation.
Pay Stations are solar powered and have a battery saving sleep mode.
Parking lot greeters deter vehicular backup and idling by directing to open spaces.
Sponsored a landscape day where volunteers spruced up the landscaping at the Conrad Welcome Center.
Promote healthy living— staff is participates in the annual campus Eat Well, Live Well campaign.
Communications are emailed instead of using paper, goal to go paperless.
Rechargeable batteries in handhelds, printers and office equipment.
Computers shut down when not in use.
Recycle paper, bottles, and cans.
Promote NYS-Ride - allows employees to have pre-tax deductions made from their paycheck to reduce the out-of-pocket costs of using public transportation for their commute.
Supported Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) Certification requirements for construction of the Liberal Arts building by providing reserved parking spaces for low emitting, fuel-efficient vehicles. Vehicles with rating of 40 or higher are eligible.