This is a PowerPoint created by Dr Cheryl Stroud, the executive director of the One Health Commission. Dr Cheryl Stroud emphasizes the importance of collaboration between different professions to maintain the health of humans, animals, and the planet. Dr Stroud covers multiple perspectives about why the one health approach is so vital for our future, including vector-borne disease, economics, food safety, antibiotic resistance, and more.

This weekend, One Health Club is collaborating with several awesome campus organizations to host a virtual One Health Conservation Medicine Workshop targeted towards undergraduate as well as graduate/professional students who have an interest in collaborative medicine. The virtual event costs $30/day or $50/two days but registering and participating in photo contests and Kahoot quizzes during the workshop can get you your registration refunded.