ONE HEALTH COURSE - IEG LECTURE SCHEDULE Spring Semester 2015
MODULE 1:Introduction to One Health
Jan 13Climate Change in North Carolina: Trends, Prospects and Implications for Environmental and Human Health.
Larry Band PhD
Voit Gilmore Distinguished Professor of Geography and Director, UNC Institute for the Environment.
Module 2: Zoonoses and Emerging Infectious diseases
Jan 20 Influenza in Humans and Poultry, A Never-Ending Story.
Gregory C. Gray, MD, MPH, FIDSA, Professor, Duke Infectious Diseases & Duke Global Health Institute and
Patricia E. Fox, DVM, MPH, National Epidemiology Officer - Avian Health USDA, APHIS, VS, Raleigh Office .
Jan 27 Ebola Outbreak – A One Health Issue.
William A. Fischer II, MD. UNC/CDC/WHO Department of Epidemic and Pandemic Diseases. Pulmonologist and critical care physician / Associate Program Director for Research, Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the UNC School of Medicine. and
Julie Casani (Pierson) MD, MPH.Director, Public Health Preparedness and Response, NC DHHS. Adjunct Assistant Professor, NCSU.
Module 3: Environmental Health / Ecology
Feb 3Reproductive Health and Environmental Degradation - Dr. Jingzhi Tan
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One Health: What’s Population Got to Do With It? – Dr. Tricia Petruney
Feb 10 Determining Natural Capital on Environmental Resources.
Dr. Alex Pfaff andDr. Jeff Vincent
Module 4: Food and Water Safety
Feb 17One Health Ripple Effects of Agricultural Disasters.
Barrett D. Slenning, DVM, MPVM. Associate Professor, Department of Population Health and Pathobiology, NC State University.
Feb 24Emerging Plants Disease and Food Security: Tackling Global Challenges. Jean Beagle Ristaino, PhD. William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor Dept. of Plant Pathology, North Carolina State University and Senior Science Advisor and Jefferson Fellow, USAID.
Module 5: The Human and Animal Bond: The Tie that Binds
March 3Pet Trade - A One Health Issue.
Thomas Edling, DVM, MSpVM, MPH. Vice President, Veterinary Medicine, Petco Animal Supplies, Inc.
March 17Human/Wildlife Conflict Resolution.
Nils Peterson, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, NC State University.
Module 6: Disease Surveillance, Informatics, and Disaster Preparedness
March 24 Chikungunya and Dengue Surveillance and Response in Florida.
Danielle Stanek, DVM. Program Manager for the Zoonotic and Vector borne Disease Program, Florida Dept. of Health.
March 31'Hot, sneezy, and wet - climate and health in North Carolina'
Lauren Thie, MSPH. Epidemiologist, Division of Public Health NC Department of Health and Human Services.
Module 7: Benefits of Comparative Medicine
April 7Comparative Oncology.
Special One Health Event - co-hosted by the North Carolina One Health Collaborative ( NC OHM) and the Triangle Center for Evolutionary Medicine (TriCEM) . Agenda and speaker list to follow.
April 14Antimicrobial Resistance – A Global Perspective.
Paula Cray, PhD. Department Head, Population Health and Pathobiology, College of Veterinary Medicine, NC State University.
Module 8: One Health in the Bigger Picture: Policy, Education,
Conclusions
April 21 "Tracking Emerging Infectious Disease: A One Health Approach"
Larry C. Madoff, MD. State epidemiologist MA. Director of the Division of Epidemiology and Immunization , Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) ; Professor of Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Editor for ProMed.