(Office & Residential) If you are not in control of your room's heating, ventilation, and cooling and it's an uncomfortable temperature, call Environmental Services at x1183.
(Offices & Residential) If you have control over your office or room temperature, make sure you use "setbacks" at night and consider setting the temperature a degree or two higher in summer and lower in winter.
(Offices & Residential) Use a portable fan when you are warm instead of an air-conditioner on cooler days.
(Offices & Residential) Turn off your air conditioner or turn the unit's fan speed on low when you are leaving the room for extended periods of time such as class, evenings, and weekends.
(Offices & Residential) Don't use space heaters to warm up offices and rooms when it is too cold during the summer; try to work with the building manager to get your office cooled properly first.
(Offices & Residential) Shades and blinds: In winter, open shades and blinds during daylight hours to help warm rooms. In summer, close ones exposed to direct sunlight to prevent the room from heating.
(Office & Residential) If it is cold in your room or office, put on more layers before turning the heat up.
