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interdisplinary work under the UA Public Health

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The One Health Program is administratively housed in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. The Program focuses on an integrated assessment of health issues through the consideration of human, animal, and environmental aspects to address complex disease systems. The discipline emphasizes four core areas:

1. Integrated systems thinking to identify critical linkages among human, animal, and environmental systems and how they can be targeted for intervention.

2. Monitoring and surveillance to recognize components, sentinel events, data sources and systems, and ways to integrate data to detect and prevent public health events.

3. Applications of One Health through the use of epidemiologic and ecologic evidence to inform public policy, public health practice, animal management and critical steps for outbreak investigations.

4. Interprofessional conduct and practice through diverse course work in multiple colleges across campus.

Visit our One Health in Action page.

Graduate Programs

The MPH in One Health trains students in the theory and application of utilizing One Health approaches to address complex public health challenges. Students with undergraduate degrees in various biological (microbiology, ecology, animal sciences, etc.) or physical sciences, anthropology, global health and others will have the background to be successful in this Master's. The program gives students the opportunity to acquire a deeper understanding of public health methodologies while at the same time, exposing them to the web of partnerships that is crucial to the successful implantation of a public health program including disciplines in microbiology, animal sciences, natural resources, climate change, water use and protection, arid lands, entomology and more. Following graduation, students could be expected to work in local, state or federal health departments, NGOs, foundations, global health agencies, agricultural agencies and companies, academia and others.

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Learn more about One Health

Visit our One Health in Action page.

View the curriculum details on the MPH One Health Academics page.

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The One Health Program is administratively housed in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics. The Program focuses on an integrated assessment of health issues through the consideration of human, animal, and environmental aspects to address complex disease systems. The discipline emphasizes four core areas:

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Undergrad research or grad research focus? 

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Undergrad research or grad research focus? 

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Tribal Leaders Summit Final Report (2018_02_02 19_43_58 UTC)

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Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes

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Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes

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https://cw3e.ucsd.edu/

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Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes – Center For Western Weather and Water Extremes

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There's a need to promote current work, engage with local communities, and interact with potential funding sources

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Work with IRC and engagement of Tribes.

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Need to work at understanding priorities/needs of various needs.

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Evaluation of CMIP6 climate simulations for the SW US (similar study to Rupp et al 2013, Geil et al. 2013)

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Evaluation of CMIP6 climate simulations for the SW US (similar study to Rupp et al 2013, Geil et al. 2013)

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Rupp, D. E., Abatzoglou, J. T., Hegewisch, K. C., and Mote, P. W. (2013), Evaluation of CMIP5 20th century climate simulations for the Pacific Northwest USA, J. Geophys. Res. Atmos., 118, 10,884– 10,906, doi:10.1002/jgrd.50843.

Geil, K. L., Y. L. Serra, and X. Zeng, 2013: Assessment of CMIP5 model simulations of the North American monsoon system. J. Climate, 26, 8787–8801, https://doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D-13-00044.1.

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How does CASHMERE, work with Tribal Nations to translate this scientific finding/data sets?

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CMIP6 Downscaled Projections for SWUS (or West?)

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CMIP6 Downscaled Projections for SWUS (or West?)

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- LOCA and MACA are widely used downscaled datasets, but use CMIP6
- are these the best methods/datasets for the unique climate of the SW?
- are there methods/datasets that could extend into MX with CMIP6 data?

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Eylon Shamir

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I: UofA Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences 

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I: UofA Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences 

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Castro, Chang

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Strengths: generated North American CORDEX data that can be leveraged for regional climate change assessment

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Strengths: generated North American CORDEX data that can be leveraged for regional climate change assessment

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Climate change projections to inform financial risks

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Climate change projections to inform financial risks

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Fresnillo mining contract

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Provide climate assessments for operational needs in key mining sites.

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Funding route A: Federal grant opportunities

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Funding route A: Federal grant opportunities

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Interdisciplinary teams and external partners

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Interdisciplinary teams and external partners