This artwork was created by Esther O. Onuselogu as an educational piece to promote One Health and to help raise awareness about One Health through Art communication.......In the web of life, human health cannot be separated from the health of animals or the environment we all share. There are many complexities of One Health topics, especially the dynamics of Vector Borne diseases like Lyme disease, Chagas disease, and West Nile virus etc.

This symposium will consider how rural perspectives
affect and inform One Health practices in Utah.
Expect engaging discussions, professional CE/CME, student
presentations and more!
Featuring: Avian Influenza - Outbreak Response, Rural Communication during outbreaks, and Table Top Exercise to explore all the dilemmas inherent in responding to zoonotic disease outbreaks.
A great program for all One Health professionals looking at the human and animal side of zoonotic
diseases.

One Health Day, hosted by the George Washington University One Health Club, will be held on November 7, 2025, from 10 am to 4 pm in Corcoran Hall, Room 104. Panels feature GWU faculty experts discussing Impact Investing, Energy Regulatory Law, Sustainability Administration, Urban Planning & Climate, and Sustainability Innovations. All sessions count toward Milken Professional Enhancement Hours — offering insight into sustainability, law, and public health.