Columbia Magazine profiled Columbia's oldest tree on the Morningside campus, the American Sycamore located in front of Mathematics, in its summer issue.
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Slide 1: The second annual Take Your Child to Work Day at the Manhattanville Campus featured a visit from the Columbia Atheletics mascot, Roaree the Lion.
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Slide 2: The Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute’s education team led an interactive session exploring the workings of the brain.
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Slide 3: The children received a tour of the control room of the Central Energy Plant that provides chilled water, high-pressure steam, and electricity for Columbia’s Manhattanville campus.
Children of Facilities and Operations employees accompanied their parents to work for the second annual Take Your Child to Work Day at the Manhattanville Campus on April 25.
The Food Pantry at Columbia and Columbia Dining announced they will partner with national organization Swipe Out Hunger, as part of a continued effort to address hunger amongst its student community and the stigma associated with food insecurity. Nationally, one in three college students are food insecure.
Columbia Residential superintendents are now more knowledgeable about safety standards and preventing workplace hazards due to recent Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training.
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McGillian is responsible for overseeing the operations and maintenance of the University’s utilities, energy management, building operations, and custodial services to maintain all academic, administrative, and residence hall buildings as well as campus grounds for the Morningside Heights and Manhattanville campuses, Baker Athletics Complex and Nevis Laboratories.
Campus Operations identified a unique and cost effective solution to restore black garbage bins to the original manufacturers specifications while partnering with Environmental Stewardship and the Columbia EcoReps to redesign the lids to increase recycling participation.
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Slide 1: Honorees at the Safety Excellence Awards Ceremony at the Morningside Campus
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Slide 2: Honorees at the Safety Excellence Awards Ceremony at the Morningside Campus
Columbia University Facilities and Operations Compliance held its first annual Safety Excellence Awards Ceremony at Altschul Auditorium on June 26, 2018, and at the Studebaker Building on June 27, 2018, honoring 22 Columbia University Facilities and Operations employees for exceptional safety performance.
Columbia University has initiated a comprehensive life-saving device and training program to help save lives on campus in the event of cardiac health emergencies requiring the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).
As construction for the Jerome L. Greene Science Center and Lenfest Center for the Arts gets closer to completion, Columbia University received its first temporary certificate of occupancy at the Manhattanville campus. The first certificate was awarded not for a new building, but for something fundamental to the operation of the entire campus – the Central Energy Plant.
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