May 2023: Around the World with Global One Health
Monday, May 8, 2023
Dr. Gerald W. Parker Jr., Associate Dean for Global One Health, reviewed the public health and biosecurity dialogs he experienced while on his travels, in Switzerland at the Pathogens Project Conference.
April 2023: Around the World with Global One Health
Monday, April 3, 2023 | Watch the recording of this event!
Dr. Gerald W. Parker Jr., Associate Dean for Global One Health, discussed health & biosecurity issues from the local to the global level.
March 2023: Around the World with Global One Health
Monday, March 6, 2023 | Watch the recording of this event!
Chagas Disease in the US – Let’s End the Neglect!
Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023 | In-person & Virtual
Norman Beatty, MD | Assistant Professor of Medicine | University of Florida College of Medicine
A seminar hosted by Veterinary Integrative Biosciences…learn about kissing bugs on Valentine’s Day!
Dr. Parker speaks at Bush School’s Scowcroft Institute for International Affairs
Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2023 | In-person only
The Hunt for COVID-19 Origins Reignites Debate About Risky Research
Global One Health Open House
Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023
Monkeypox: Have We Learned Anything from COVID-19?
Monday, Sept. 19, 2022
Hosted by: Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs | The Bush School of Government & Public Service
In-person: Hagler Auditorium | Annenberg Presidential Conference Center
Virtual: Zoom
Monkeypox emergency: Urgent questions and perspectives
Check out this short, thoughtful article in the Aug. 10, 2022 edition of Cell. It features multiple scientists, including Texas A&M VMBS’s own Dr. Zhilong Yang, discussing important aspects of monkeypox & the current outbreak that we need to take into consideration and address.
2022 Student One Health Association (SOHA) Informational Meeting
When: Wednesday evening, Sept. 7, 2022
Where: In-person—VENI 106A (660 Raymond Stotzer Pkwy) | Virtual—Zoom
How: Ride bus #3 or park in lot 24 (Parking is free after 5 p.m. with any valid Texas A&M parking pass.)
Are you passionate about health and wellbeing? Human health, animal health, the health of the environment, and the planet? Do you want to help those around you in a broad and meaningful manner? Do you love interdisciplinary collaboration among different fields of study? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then SOHA—the Student One Health Association—is the club for you!
SOHA is dedicated to the idea, implementation, and practice of One Health, an interdisciplinary collaboration bringing together human health, environmental health, and animal health to improve health and wellbeing globally.
Success for SOHA requires a coalition of the willing and able from all disciplines: engineering, social & cultural fields, the built environment, natural sciences/environmental studies, human health, animal health, and more. The association provides an opportunity to learn about addressing health issues from a variety of perspectives from policy to community-based work and provides opportunities to address these health challenges together, through study and service.
Again, you do NOT need to be in a health science-related field to participate! One Health is all about improving our environment, our communities, and the health of people and animals around us and around the world, and there are so many ways people in any discipline can contribute to that!
All are welcome at our informational meeting about SOHA.