One Health

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One Health is a multi-disciplinary approach that works to expand collaborations and communications for the wellbeing of humans, plants and animals, and the environment. DelVal's One Health chapter facilitates learning and hands-on opportunities to further the One Health Initiative right from campus. Topics range from saving endangered species to local climate action planning to intellectual property.

One Health resources

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Presented by DelVal One Health
Designing the Landscape for Action in One Health

Dr. Leann Andrews, PhD, RLA visits DelVal as the first guest speaker of the newly revamped One Health Program to discuss how the design and management of landscapes, including public spaces and green infrastructure, can influence infectious and noncommunicable diseases, mental wellbeing, environmental exposures, biodiversity and more.

Wednesday, October 14

6 p.m.

Life Sciences Building, Auditorium

What is One Health?

In this video by Michelle Glitzer '20, students, faculty and staff on campus explain what the term One Health means and, why this concept is so important for the future of our world.
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Outreach Projects
Each semester, DelVal's One Health chapter holds a weeklong outreach project focusing on a topic important to the DelVal community. Fall 2026 will focus on animal welfare and will benefit local animal shelters via a pet supply drive, fundraisers and volunteering at local shelters. More details coming soon!
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Education Seminar
Once a semester, DelVal's One Health chapter invites a speaker to give a seminar related to the One Health Initiative. Seminars range from high-level interdisciplinary discussions to very local or specific topics.


Visit the DelVal YouTube Channel for recordings of previous seminars.
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Campus Involvement
One Health is open to students, faculty and staff of all majors and interests. Supporters of One Health can help with topic planning, event support, content creation, community engagement, fundraising, communications and much more! Plus, participate in the annual Mock Disease Outbreak!

Email onehealth@delval.edu to get involved!
Students and volunteers preparing for a One Health event
Community Involvement

Community members can get involved in DelVal One Health in the following ways:

  • Suggest a topic for an outreach project or seminar
  • Volunteer at One Health events and projects
  • Recommend or volunteer to be a speaker
  • Request support from One Health for your organization
Contact

One Health

onehealth@delval.edu 

One Health Chairs