Monday, January 7

Human Centric Lighting is also called human factors in lighting, biophilia and other terms. It is for good circadian rhythms, visual acuity, mood, performance and energy saving – sustainability. This lighting can not only cut electric costs for lighting in half, but it may also improve worker satisfaction, worker productivity, student performance and retail sales. In this workshop, we will discuss this next big step in lighting, which may become as significant as Edison creating the light bulb. Stan Walerczyk was lead author of ‘Human Centric Lighting’, which Architectural SSL Magazine published in June of 2012. He is chair of the Human Centric Lighting committee. His 24 years lighting experience includes distribution, maintenance, retrofit contracting, 3rd party review, consulting, design, luminaire design, rebate planning, policy making and research. Complete bio, testimonials, seminar schedule, client list and other information are available at www.lightingwizards.com. Stan will