One Health student spotlight: Samantha Andritsch
Samantha Andritsch, a Master of Health Science in One Health student, shares why she chose the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions for her graduate studies.
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Cats and dogs more susceptible to human illnesses than scientists thought
Dr. Benjamin Anderson discusses reverse zoonoses with Newsweek
Student Spotlight: Samantha Andritsch
by: Jenny Rogers With a heart of ambition and toolbelt of knowledge, Samantha Andristch is one step closer to her dreams at the University of Florida. After receiving her bachelor’s degree in public health from the College of Charleston, Andritsch headed south to pursue a…
Yes, humans can get their pets sick: reverse zoonoses more common than once thoughtÂ
Benjamin Anderson, Ph.D., warns that pets can be at risk of catching diseases from their owners.
Daniel Acosta receives Research Abroad for Doctoral Students Award
The award supports Ph.D. student Daniel Acosta's dissertation research in Senegal.
UF keeps track of recent rise in bird flu across U.S.
Dr. Benjamin Anderson talks with Gainesville's Main Street Daily News
Team Building and Bonding
The UF Environmental and Global Health Department spent an exciting Friday at Lake Wauburg participating in a series of team building activities and games! EGH staff, faculty and students came together to complete challenges that rely on team building, communication skills and words of encouragement! Thank you to RecSports…
Spotlight on environmental health Ph.D. students
In honor of International Education Week, the department of environmental and global health spotlights two of its international Ph.D. students.
EGH doctoral students selected to attend competitive summer programs
One Health PhD Student Melissa Dulcey has been selected to attend the CEEZAD BSL-3 Training/Transboundary Animal Diseases Summer Program. This program provides high containment training at the Biosecurity Research Institute at Kansas State University, site visits to area animal health industries, and lectures from invited national and international experts on…
EGH Postdoctoral Fellow Awarded Travel Grant
Natasha Weatherspoon-Griffin, an EGH postdoctoral researcher, was awarded a travel grant to attend the Wind River Conference on Prokaryotic Biology in Estes Park, CO in June 2017. A key feature of this historic conference is to maximize participation of early career scientists and facilitate interactions with established investigators. This international…