A core theme of One Health is finding partnerships across disciplines, and quite often, across borders as well. A Cross-Country Collaboration On August 26th, Jordanian Fulbright Scholars in the Junior Faculty & Development Program visited ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifePeople all over the planet are at the epicenter of three epochal influences - the pandemic crisis, the climate crisis, and the technological revolution. These will have a considerable social, economic, and environmental impact for years to come, ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeThe world is a complex network of relationships shaped by forces that sometimes contrast and other times reinforce each other. This understanding is at the core of the One Health approach: studying and understanding the world in general and ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeBy Owen DeAngelis What is Kampo? Kampo is a form of traditional Japanese medicine that is widely used today, especially in the Eastern Hemisphere. Its underlying idea is that the body and mind are inseparable, and balance between the body and ... READ MORE
Category: Health & Nutrition, Professional Development, Work & LifeBy Brianna Vo When I was young, I saw my dad suddenly keel over in pain in the middle of his work with a customer. He was driven to the hospital and diagnosed with dangerously high cholesterol levels at the root of his severe abdominal pain ... READ MORE
Category: 4-H & Youth, Health & Nutrition, Professional Development, Work & Life
Christine de Pizan (1364 – 1430) is known as “the first woman who was able to support herself and her family as a writer.” At age 15, she married Etienne de Castel who sadly died a decade later. After his death, she was left with three ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeMaria Goeppert Mayer (B. 1906 – D. 1972) was the second women in history to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Physics. Marie Curie was the first women to win this award. Maria won in collaboration with Hans D. Jensen in 1963 for their research ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeHedy Lamarr (B. 1913 – D. 2000) was a woman well known for breaking barriers in the film industry with progressive film roles such as staring in one of the first nude scenes; however, she made important strides for science which are often ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeDr. Mary Guinan (B. 1939) describes herself as one of many medical detectives who worked hard to combat the Smallpox, Ebola, and AIDS epidemics. She traveled around the world into hotspots of medical crises risking her own health to try and ... READ MORE
Category: Professional Development, Work & LifeWhile in Turkey, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (26 May 1689 – 21 August 1762) came across the process of variolation, as it was practiced amongst the people of Constantinople. She first mentioned variolation in the famous letter to her friend, ... READ MORE
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