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  • Showing Heart and Sole

    Brooke McKivergan | July 14, 2023
    Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of all Americans, according to the American Heart Association. That’s why you’re encouraged to support this year’s American Heart Association 2023 Central Ohio Heart Walk on August 19 at McFerson Commons Park. Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) Vice President Mark Conselyea and Facilities Design and Construction (FDC) Associate Vice...

  • Recycle Your Unwanted Plant Pots, Trays

    Brooke McKivergan | July 6, 2023
    Help make a positive impact on the environment and free up space during the plastic pot recycling event that runs from July 24 through July 28. Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) and the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) are teaming up to collect your unwanted plant pots and trays so that they can be recycled. Help keep material out of the landfill and...

  • A Q&A with OSEP Award Recipient Mary Leciejewski

    Brooke McKivergan | July 6, 2023
    Ohio State Energy Partners (OSEP) has announced the recipients of its 2023-24 philanthropic awards. The awards provide funding for proposals that align with Ohio State’s sustainability goals and support the continuation of successful initiatives or the development/implementation of new programs or research projects that continue the trajectory of meeting the goals. Facilities Operations...
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  • City of Ohio State Podcast Season 2 Ep. 4: Campus Operations

    Brooke McKivergan | June 29, 2023
    Summer may slow down for many on Ohio State's campus, but Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) is hard at work preparing classrooms for the return of students and faculty. On this episode of The City of Ohio State, we speak with FOD's Peter Calamari about how the department serves campus, sustainability and much more. LISTEN
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  • Creativity at the Core

    Brooke McKivergan | June 26, 2023
    During the June FDC quarterly meeting, staff were split into 12 teams and tasked with a creative duty. Each team was given a concrete core sample pulled from the floors of Enarson Classroom Building. They were then asked to decorate their core in ways that represent one of the six FDC values which include integrity, excellence, collaboration, innovation, environmental stewardship and diversity...
    concrete core decorated by team

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