CSU Extension awarded EXCITE grant to support health education and outreach
Extension’s role as a trusted community partner will play an important part in vaccine education and outreach.
Tag: "One Health Institute"
One Healthy City: Novel course examines innovative approaches for healthy urban design in Fort Collins
Six teams of interdisciplinary undergraduate, graduate and professional students evaluated scenarios that represent One Health challenges with Fort Collins housing.
Wildfires focus attention on air quality and equine athletes
Veterinarians and epidemiologists study the health impacts of air pollution, including wildfire smoke, on performance horses.
People experiencing homelessness with pets find help from CSU faculty, students
For people experiencing homelessness, having a pet can provide valuable companionship, mental health benefits, security and opportunities for responsibility and self-redemption.
CSU secures Medical Scientist Training Program award from NIH
CSU is one of three programs in the U.S. to receive this type of funding from the federal government.
CSU and partners create One Health summer research program for veterinary medical students
CSU and the University of Alaska at Fairbanks came together to develop a One Health summer program for veterinary medical students.
Evacuation order: She was immersed in One Health research. Our One Health Crisis intervened.
I have become immersed in COVID-19 research activities and preparations to advance the CSU One Health Institute as a powerhouse. I am convinced CSU can be an absolute leader in this area; we have a remarkable coalition of passionate faculty who thrive on rolling up their sleeves, being practical, and working together. -Dr. Sue VandeWoude in CSU magazine
Walking in beauty: A Navajo scientist confronts the legacy of uranium mining
"Walk in beauty" is a Navajo phrase that I heard a lot growing up. When you walk in beauty, you are in harmony with yourself and with everything around you. You are doing the best you can. I am trying to do the best I can as a Navajo woman and a scientist, to strive for harmony and balance in my work, but the journey is long, complicated, and full of difficult questions.