What is the best browser for this site?
For best viewing and clearest navigation of this web publishing platform use Mozilla Firefox. If you do not have Firefox, you can download it from the ITS home page.
Firefox is recommended especially for SAP users, who are keeping their Microsoft Internet Explorer at a lower version. Employees not using SAP may find that IE at the most recently released version works well enough.
The site is viewable and will permit basic navigation using any browser.
What is the recycling process at Weill Cornell Medical College?
If you are working in a college building, then it is expected that you separate paper and cardboard from all other trash. There are no special recycle bins, you can order any blue bin from the office supply vendors in the SAP sci-quest system. Medical College office areas are not recycling glass, metal or plastic at this time.
If you are working in NewYork Presbyterian space some areas have already converted to a single multi-type recycle bin. NYPH staff are visiting areas to get the number of bins required on a building by building basis. At this time the Infonet has a "how-to-use" guide for the new bins, but keep checking the NYP Green site for further information.
If you are a student in Weill Cornell Medical College housing, then you are required to separate metal, glass, plastic as well as carboard and paper. Information is available in the residence buildings.
The content of this site is managed by the Sustainability Web Publishing Team. If you have comments or suggestions please contact us via email using the links below. If you are interested in volunteering to support the team, please contact Kristen directly.
Kristen Adams, Department of Anesthesiology
Erica DeMint, Practice Operations
Kelley McVay, Human Resources
Jeffrey Russ, Class of 2012 Medical Student
Did You Know 
Recycling an aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours.
Upcoming Events 
Employees Help NYC event April 20-21
WCMC employees have volunteered to help with the NYC Green Festival April 20th-21st. The volunteer team is set, but you can still attend this great New York City event!
Earth Hour 2013 March 23rd 8:30PM
Weill Cornell Medical College Employees have participated every year since 2008. Join the world on March 23, 2013 from 8:30pm to 9:30pm and switch off power to show support for energy conservation. Read more about it.
