The environment of a building can shape habits and choices, regulate the sleep-wake cycle, drive people toward healthy and unhealthy choices and passively influence health through the quality of surroundings. The WELL Building Standard provides the opportunity to design and build with a human-centered approach, which ultimately supports the industry in comprehensively addressing human health.
Learn what happens once a project is registered to pursue WELL Certification, how the on-site WELL Commissioning works and why recertification is important. The forum takes place Tuesday, June 16, from 3:30-5 p.m. at the SyracuseCoE Headquarters, Room 203. Register online or join the webinar.
Speakers:
Nathan Stodola, vice president, International WELL Building Standard
Timothy R. McAuley, chairman and chief executive officer, Change Consulting for Health, Air, Nature, & a Greener Environment, LLC
The forum will be moderated by Yahya Al Rayyes, vice president of research and development, HealthWay Home Products, Inc.
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