Current and Former Students:
Professional Veterinary Medicine (DVM)
Brittney Graham, c/o 2025
Determining the environmental footprint of the veterinary ovariohysterectomy
Professional veterinary students sorting waste generated from a veterinary ovariohysterectomy procedure (Photo Credit: Brittney Graham)
Pallavi Oruganti, c/o 2022
Socio-cultural perspective of zoonotic pathogen risk (research collaboration with the University of Pretoria One Health Platform)
- Research & Field Experience Summary
- Abstract published in Lancet Global Health
- Full manuscript published in PLOS Global Public Health
Pallavi collecting data on human-animal-environmental interactions during a household observation in Mpumalanga, South Africa, July 3, 2019
Adam Moreno, c/o 2022
Anesthetic management and physiologic effects in pangolins
Veterinary Public Health (MPH-VPH)
Dr. Andrea Bessler, c/o 2024
Design and development of an alternative pathway animal disease outbreak investigation
Dr. Aminata Kalley, c/o 2023
Design, development, and implementation of a bimodal foreign animal disease outbreak tabletop exercise training
- Read our White Paper in JAVMA describing the Ohio African Swine Fever Response Plan Workshop
Hilary Kordecki, c/o 2021
A One Health approach to disposable diaper waste management in Mpumalanga, South Africa (research collaboration with the Kruger to Canyons Biosphere Region and the University of Pretoria One Health Platform)
- Open access manuscript: “Disposable diaper waste accumulation at the human-livestock-wildlife interface: a One Health approach” (Aug 2022)
2nd Place Student Research Award, College of Public Health Research Day
Learn more about the waste management issue in Mpumalanga Province here
Ty Lautenschlager, c/o 2021
Shelter animal intakes and adoptions in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic – utilizing the Shelter Animal Counts database for public health emergency preparedness and risk communication
Natassja Boham, c/o 2022
Impact evaluation of the 2020 One Health Conference: furthering the evidence base for One Health outreach and engagement
Kensey Jones, c/o 2021
Interprofessional One Health education for veterinary medical students – using case-based learning to promote interprofessional education and practice