NC State Global One Health Academy

?? To advance research and professional development opportunities for graduate students working on global challenges through a One Health approach, we are pleased to offer the Global One Health Academy Graduate Travel Award for Spring 2025. ?? This travel award will support 3-5 graduate students for international or domestic travel that advances their global One Health-related research. Funding will support travel occurring January through June 2025. ??? Submit your applications by ????????????, ?????????????? ????, ????:???? ??.??. ????! Learn more and apply ?? https://lnkd.in/g2eu8DNP

?? The NC One Health Collaborative is an intellectual exchange group that hosts public lectures to foster conversation around One Health topics. Students at all levels, faculty, staff, practitioners, and the public are invited to join! ?? Our next public lecture will feature Dr. Brian Hare, Duke University, presenting, ?????? ???????????????????? ???? ????????: ???????? ???????? ???? ???????? ???? ???? ?? ????????-???????????? ???????????? ????????????? ??? October 7, 5-7 p.m. ??NC Biotechnology Center Abstract: Dogs have more jobs than ever. What makes a dog successful at helping us solve problems or feel better? Can we use our pet dogs as natural models of human health? Hare will discuss the research at the Duke Canine Cognition Center in addressing these questions and more.

Over the summer the Global One Health Academy launched a new initiative – the Grand Challenges Addressing Program (GCAP) – to address wicked problems that demand an interdisciplinary approach. The first GCAP is targeting the silent pandemic of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) at the human-animal-plant-environment interface. To accelerate this effort, GOHA launched and awarded seed grants for interdisciplinary AMR research. Learn more about the five funded projects below! ?? https://lnkd.in/gsVbcHMa

?? Study Abroad Opportunity! ?? Experience Prague through the lens of One Health with Summer II study abroad course, GOH 302: Global One Health Applications. This program applies the One Health framework to real-world global health challenges through field-based learning and interdisciplinary engagement. You’ll participate in immersive field visits, examining issues such as emerging infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and the health impacts of climate change. These hands-on experiences and interactive learning sessions will challenge you to think critically about the many factors that influence health outcomes across different domains. ?? Scholarship funding is available to support travel. Applications must be in by November 15 and can be submitted before finalizing the program application. ??? Study abroad applications are due February 7, 2025. Learn more ?? https://loom.ly/n7itD50

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?? We are excited to announce a new microgrant program to advance graduate research that utilizes participatory science approaches and/or advance the field of participatory sciences. Organized by the Citizen Science Campus and sponsored by the Global One Health Academy, these microgrants are designed to jump-start research projects led by students in the Participatory Sciences Graduate Certificate. ?? Participatory science research supported by these awards could include projects that use participatory approaches in the research process, or research about participatory sciences as a discipline. Award amounts are available up to $1,000 for projects occurring January through June 2025. ??? Application deadline: Monday, November 11, 11:59 p.m. Learn more ?? https://loom.ly/LnePRPU

?? Are you interested in honing your skills in participatory sciences? If you answered yes, then you may want to consider the Participatory Sciences Graduate Certificate! ?? Developed in partnership with the Citizen Science Campus and the Global One Health Academy, this certificate trains graduate students to address pressing global issues through collaboration with the public on scientific research. Learn more ?? https://lnkd.in/gPYMzSFQ

?? Funding Opportunity The Global Project Supplement Fund encourages and supports faculty or staff international engagement in research, teaching and other scholarly activities. Faculty and staff can request up to $1,000 to use towards either international travel or virtual projects that relate to NC?State’s global strategic plan. ??? Deadline: October 13, 5 p.m. Learn more & apply ?? https://loom.ly/B1lAj9U

?? The NC One Health Collaborative is an intellectual exchange group that hosts public lectures to foster conversation around One Health topics. Students at all levels, faculty, staff, practitioners, and the public are invited to join! ??? Next Monday, September 30, Kerilyn Schewel, Duke University, will be presenting on ?????????? ?????????????????? ?????? ????????????: ?????????????????????????? ?????? ???????????????? ?????????????????? at the NC Biotechnology Center from 5-7pm. This lecture explores the complex intersections between human migration and health, a critical area of research in our mobile world. We will explore the social determinants of health across the migration journey and life course, health outcomes for mobile versus immobile populations, and key areas of intersection (e.g., infectious diseases, mental health, and maternal and child health). We will also consider methodological challenges to research with migrant populations and future directions for migration and health research.

What could you do with 2,000 field assistants? ?? Deadline extended to ?????????????? ?????? to apply for the Citizen Science Incubator! Don't miss this opportunity to have your project featured by the Citizen Science Campus to extend its reach. The selected project will receive $2,000 toward an undergraduate research assistant, logistical guidance, advertising support, and more. Learn more and apply ?? https://loom.ly/1S9kq6E