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Colorless, Odorless and Deadly

That is the description of carbon monoxide (CO), which can be formed when carbon based fuels such as natural gas, diesel or gasoline is burned incompletely. This can occur in water heaters, furnaces, gas stoves and car and truck engines. On average, 170 people in the US die per year from CO poisoning, and over 15,000 people suffered from CO exposure in 2007 according to US Poison Control Centers data. The best way to avoid CO poisoning is to have a carbon monoxide detector in your home.  

Micro-articles about Our Staff & Communities

• Hayden Dozier, a Principal Cook at Portola Dining Commons, brought home a bronze medal from The National Association of College & University Food Services Culinary Challenge for his Asian Buffalo Trio. Congratulations Hayden!

HDAE Staff on the Move

WELCOME: Alex Carrillo & Sofia Lucatero, Sr. Custodians, Housekeeping...Pedro Rivera, Night Custodial Crew Leader, Carrillo...James Baumann, HVAC Mechanic...Michelle Hernandez, Catering Chef...and Eduardo Melendez, Carpenter.

FAREWELL: Jimmy Guron has retired.

Welcome to our first digital version of the Homefront Newsletter!

Justin Hadaegh of Santa Cruz Residence Hall turned the Norwell "Pull Up" Station into a push up station! As he showed us, there are a variety of ways to use each station at the new Chi-5 Outdoor Gym.

The Thunderdome Roared with Screams, Chants and the Occasional Bullhorn

Supporting UCSB on its way to Becoming a Sustainable Community

Residential Dining Instagram Contest

Micro-articles about Our Staff & Communities

HDAE Staff on the Move