People Power

Featured Participants

	Steve Schofiel, along with fellow employees at the Property Services building, constantly promotes awareness by making a conscious effort to turn off electrical devices not being used at the time.
	David Kerr, from Moreland Hall, is very mindful of the little everyday energy savers and has also suggested ways to increase the efficiency of the temperature control for the water dispensers in the offices.
	Jennifer Busick, from the Kerr Administration building, is conscious of her printing habits and always turns off the lights on her way out the door, as she heads for the stairwell.
	Aurora Sherman, from Moreland Hall, has trained herself to turn off both her computer monitor and hard-drive in a single two step process, consciously making it a part of her daily routine.
	Abby Metzger, from Bexell Hall, makes sure to bundle up in her naturally sunlit room, and is conscious of using her space heater only when absolutely necessary.
No picture available	Rae Delay, operations manager for the Property Services building, adjusted the thermostat to accommodate for the comfort of everyone, while only heating and cooling the work space when necessary.
No picture available	Charlotte Rooks, from the Kerr Administration building, is consistently conscious of everyday energy saving behavior and also makes sure to utilize the new composting system that the building has recently implemented.

Participant Pledges

I pledge to reduce energy consumption by:

Putting my computer in standby mode and turning off monitors @ night - CR, Kerr
Turning off lights when leaving office/restrooms & turning off PC at night all while encouraging others to do so as well - RF, Kerr
Turning off unneeded lighting, standby computer @ night - BM, Kerr
Not use elevator, use stairs! Walk to work all week. Lights off, restroom. Limit paper towels, 2 sided copies @ copier, etc. - PM, Kerr
Turn off lights when not needed; shut off computer at night; unplug parasitic loads - DC, Kerr
Recycle paper; turn off lighghts in bathroom and office in the PM; walk to/from work - GB, Kerr
Turning off lights, noly using one bank of lights, putting computer to sleep - KC, Kerr
Using strip cords & turn off nightly - KS, Kerr
Turning off lights when not in my office, turning my computer off at night, riding bike to work, using reusable containers, etc. - JB, Kerr
Turning off lights & computer more - KM, Kerr
Turning off everything in my work station before going home - KL, Kerr
Turn off lights, recycle paper & batteries; get rechargable batteries for remote access - NH, Kerr
25% - LB, Kerr
Keeping artificial lights off except when too dark to work - CF, Kerr
Turning off computers & lights when not in use; turning off TV when not in use and at end of the night - KW, Bexell
Turning my computer on standby when working a project; turning TV on later & off earlier in waiting room - EB, Bexell
Turn my desk light off when at lunch or when at a meeting - NN, Kerr
Turning off PC and monitor at night; making sure to turn off printers & copiers at night - KL, Bexell
Power down equipment during weekend - GT, Bexell
Turning off my monitor; turning lights off when I leave the room - SB, Bexell
Turn off computer, screen, speakers at end of day - WA, Kerr
Unplugging random stuff & disconnecting 1/2 the fluorescent tubes in each fixture - Anonymous

People Power

Featured Participants

Steve Schofiel, along with fellow employees at the Property Services building, constantly promotes awareness by making a conscious effort to turn off electrical devices not being used at the time.

David Kerr, from Moreland Hall, is very mindful of the little everyday energy savers and has also suggested ways to increase the efficiency of the temperature control for the water dispensers in the offices.

Jennifer Busick, from the Kerr Administration building, is conscious of her printing habits and always turns off the lights on her way out the door, as she heads for the stairwell.

Aurora Sherman, from Moreland Hall, has trained herself to turn off both her computer monitor and hard-drive in a single two step process, consciously making it a part of her daily routine.

Abby Metzger, from Bexell Hall, makes sure to bundle up in her naturally sunlit room, and is conscious of using her space heater only when absolutely necessary.

Rae Delay, operations manager for the Property Services building, adjusted the thermostat to accommodate for the comfort of everyone, while only heating and cooling the work space when necessary.

Charlotte Rooks, from the Kerr Administration building, is consistently conscious of everyday energy saving behavior and also makes sure to utilize the new composting system that the building has recently implemented.

Participant Pledges

I pledge to reduce energy consumption by:

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