DelVal is a community of students, faculty, and staff who are committed to the environment, justice, and health for all people.
One Health is a multi-disciplinary approach that works locally, regionally, nationally, and globally to attain optimal well-being for people and society, the environment and plants, and animals. Together, the three major components make up the One Health triad, and the well-being of each is inextricably linked to the others in the triad. The One Health Seminar Series brings speakers to campus to address a variety of One Health-related topic. The lectures are open to the public at no cost. All are welcome!
Fall 2025 One Health Seminar Series
“What if Fungi Win?”
September 9, Tuesday, 6 p.m.
Arturo Casadevall, John Hopkins University
“One Health, Every Day: A Mindset for Meaningful Work and Life”
September 24, Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Laura Schoenle, Cornell University
“Science with Impact: How to Engage People, Change Practice and Influence Policy”
October 9, Thursday, 6 p.m.
Anne Helen Toomey, Island Press/Pace University
“Integrating Fish and Wildlife Health Priorities into the 2025-2035 Pennsylvania Wildlife Action Plan”
October 21 , Tuesday, 6 p.m.
Julie Ellis, Wildlife Futures/PennVet
“The 3-30-300 Rule to enhance human health and well-being”
November 5, Wednesday, 6 p.m.
Eva Monheim, “Plant a Trillion Trees” and Jacklyn Ricotta
Delaware Valley University
“The Development and Implementation of a Plan Fenix in Ecuador to Address the Devastating Effects of the Early Stages of Covid-19 Pandemic”
November 20, Thursday, 6 p.m.
Ximenia Garzon-Villalba, Universidad San Francisco/Quito, Ecuador
Office Location: Mandell 123A
- Resetting Our Relationship With Nature
- Climate Action at the Local Level
- One Health Certified – A Balanced Approach to Modern Broiler Production
- An Introduction into Horticultural Therapy
- On the Backs of Tortoises: Darwin, the Galapagos, and the Fate of an Evolutionary Eden
- PFAS in Pennsylvania
- Delaware River Basin Commission
- One Health, One Planet, One Future
- Climate Change Reporting at a Crossroads
- Keeping Special Places Special
- Experiment Eleven
- What Does One Health Mean to You?
- The Green Amendment
- One Health in the Pork Industry
- Cat Wars
- Penguins in Peril
- Black Swans and Pussycats
- Domestic cats: What you need to know
- Pesticides, Pathogens, and Pollinator Declines
- Ecological Responsibility From Scratch: Creating Something From Nothing
- Behind Closed Doors: COVID-19's Impact on Violence Against Women and Children
- Shark Diversity in the Northern Gulf of Mexico
- The Wildlife Disease Association at the Ohio State University
- One Health Requires One Regeneration
- The Anthropocene: What it is and are we there yet?
- Viral Communication
- Vision For A Return
- Horseshoe Crabs and Ecosystem Productivity for Birds and Fish
- Earth Day 2021
- Strategies for Saving Endangered Species
- A Case of Maasai Enkishon (Well-Being) in Kenya
- Agricultural Robotics System Design
- Understanding Relationships Between People and Nature
- Land Preservation & Social-Emotional Learning in Elementary Students
- Operationalizing One Health: What's it all about? Why is it so urgent?
- Invasive Species Identification and Control for Homeowners and Local Strike Teams
- Introduction to Organic, Ecological and Sustainable Land Care
- Anthropogeny - Explaining the Origins of the Planet Altering Ape
- Thicker than Water: The Quest for Solutions to the Plastics Crisis
- Defining Sustainable Agriculture Production in a Changing Climate
- The Economics of Sustainable Food
- Environmental Advocacy 101 with Conservation Voters of PA
- Our Shared Waters: A Look at the Delaware River Basin
- Wildlife Trafficking: A Grave Threat to the Health Species, Ecosystems, and Humans
- The Healing Power of Nature
- Fixation: How to Have Stuff Without Breaking the Planet
- International One Health for One Planet Education Initiative
- One Health Communication: Crisis in Literacies
- The Blue Revolution
- Wicked Leadership: Tackling Challenges of Sustainability in the Anthropocene
- A Look at the History of Conservation and Racism
- Neonicotinoids: Failing to Come to Grips with a Predictable Environmental Disaster
- Agroecological Approaches to Sustainable Food Transitions
- Managing Foodborne Pathogens Without Antibiotics: Embracing a One Health Strategy
- Economic Policy is Environmental Policy
- A Poison Like No Other
- Nature and Mental Health
- Habitat Stewardship to Reduce Vector Borne Diseases
- Reforming Intellectual-Property Policies to Promote Agricultural Innovation
- Putting One Health in Practice for Resilience
- One Health: What Does Public Health Have to Do With It?
- Waters of the United States: POTUS, SCOTUS, WOTUS, and the Politics of a National Resource
- “Global Indigenous Struggles and Climate Change Activism”
- Doughnut Economics: Tools and Action for 21st Century Economies
- Nature's Best Hope