Global One Health:
Committed to making the world safe and secure by applying the collaborative principals of “one health”—the synergy of animal, human, and environmental sciences—to foster health and security across the globe.
Wednesday, September 7, 2022 @ 5:15 PM
SOHA (The Student One Health Association) Informational Meeting!
Vet School, VENI 106A (660 Raymond Stotzer Pkwy)
(Bus #3 or parking in lot 24 is FREE after 5 PM with ANY VALID Texas A&M parking pass!)
**A Zoom option is also available!**
Click here for the full invitation & Zoom info!
Check out this short, thoughtful article in the 10 August 2022 edition of Cell.
Monkeypox emergency: Urgent questions and perspectives
It features multiple scientists, including Texas A&M’s own Zhilong Yang, discussing important aspects of monkeypox & the current outbreak that we need to take into consideration and address.
Monday, September 19, 2022 @ 5:30 PM: Monkeypox Panel Discussion
Hosted by the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs, George Bush School of Government & Public Service
Attend in person in the Hagler Auditorium at Texas A&M’s Annenberg Presidential Conference Center (map) or online. Register here. Check out the impressive list of speakers (below the event & registration details)!
Click here for COVID-19 Resources
Creating interdisciplinary learning opportunities is essential to educating the next generation of scientists, public servants, and thought leaders. Seminar series, outbreak simulation exercises, and multidisciplinary courses are some of the ways we engage future champions of global one health.
Dr. Gerald Parker, Associate Dean of Global One Health at Texas A&M, participating in a panel discussion (left)
Dr. Peter Hotez giving a guest lecture on neotropical medicine (right)
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