On hand to help with the ribbon cutting were, from left: Thaler Reilly Wilson Architecture & Preservation Architect Dan Wilson; Fahs Construction Project Manager Corey Gould; SUNY Oneonta Provost Enrique Morales; SUNY Oneonta Associate Vice President for Facilities Management Lachlan Squair; SUNY Oneonta President Alberto Cardelle; SUNY Chancellor John B. King Jr.; Assemblyman Brian Miller; SUNY Construction Fund Project Manager Jim Whalen; SUNY Oneonta Student Association President Emily DeStefano; and SUNY Oneonta Vice President of University Advancement Paul Adamo. (Photo by Valerie Caviness)
Alumni Hall Ribbon-Cutting Heralds New Era in Building
By DAN SULLIVANONEONTA
Energy consumed by buildings accounts for some 40 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. If the country is to meet its climate goals, it is imperative that this usage be reduced. SUNY Oneonta took a giant step in that direction by completing an energy upgrade to Alumni Hall, a move that was recognized in a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week attended by SUNY Chancellor John King.
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