Dayna Mannicia, DrPh MS

Dayna Maniccia

Kathleen Kelly, Dean of the School of Health Sciences

Kathleen Kelly

Kathleen Kelly, Ph.D., MPH, MS, FNP, dean of the School of Health Sciences and associate professor in nursing at The Sage Colleges, and Dayna Maniccia, DrPh, assistant professor of public health at Sage, will share their expertise in a webinar about measures businesses can take to protect their facility during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The webinar, Preventive & Protective Measures Businesses Can Take to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19, is presented by Hill & Markes wholesale distributors and will take place on Wednesday, April 1 at 9 a.m. Registration is requested at www.hillnmarkes.com/covid19.

The webinar will be an open dialogue to answer frequently asked questions on cleaning practices, business continuity, coping with anxiety and more. Panelists in addition to Kelly and Maniccia include Jim Harris, president at Janitronics; Ruth Petran, Ph.D., senior corporate scientist at Ecolab Inc.; and Joe Waite, vice president of Sales at Hill & Markes.

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