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Sustainable Business Magazine talks to three key representatives from Princeton University about the investment, research, and technology undertaken on its campus that has made it stand out as a leader in environmental issues. Read the full story in the Sustainable Business Magazine.
You will find our Services categorized to make them easier to find, a new Sustainable Campus section to share how we support the University's sustainability plan, an enhanced About Us section explaining our large and diverse group, plus much more.
Princeton University is making campus lighting more sustainable and efficient one fixture at a time. Through the Lighting Efficiency Upgrade Program, the University will convert more than 100,000 fixtures to light-emitting diode (LED) technology in buildings across campus. The improvements will significantly reduce carbon emissions, promote cost savings and limit waste.
In collaboration with the Office of Sustainability, our Facilities groups contribute significantly to Princeton's sustainability efforts. We are the Campus infrastructure and can affect change on a large scale. We continually balance creating and maintaining a beautiful, comfortable campus with respecting and protecting the environment.
The Surplus program serves as an important function to help us conserve University resources, support sustainability efforts and safely dispose of electronics and other items.
We are responsible for removing snow and ice from campus steps, entryways, and parking lots during the winter months. We address snow and ice on a regular schedule, however, if you notice a hazardous icy condition, please call the Service Center at (609) 258-8000.
The Arts and Transit Project will transform 21+ acres of campus into a vibrant park-like setting for the creative and performing arts, anchored by 3 new University arts buildings associated with the Lewis Center for the Arts and the Department of Music.
The University is in the process of creating more gender neutral, single stall bathrooms around campus, according to Michele Minter, vice provost for institutional equity and diversity.
Congratulations to one of our own, Kenneth Grayson, on receiving the Martin Luther King Journey Award for Lifetime Achievement for his tireless commitment to campus life.
Sustainable Business Magazine talks to three key representatives from Princeton University about the investment, research, and technology undertaken on its campus that has made it stand out as a leader in environmental issues. Read the full story in the Sustainable Business Magazine.
Princeton University: Facilities
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Phone: (609)258-8000
E-mail: service@princeton.edu
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