This year, we’re celebrating One Health Day on October 30 with a look into the “frightening and fantastic” world of fungi! Join us at the UT Student Union to learn about the complex interactions of fungi in human, animal, plant, and environment health. You’ll also learn about the mushrooms of Appalachia and the critical roles fungi play in culinary arts. Fungi-forward refreshments will be provided, and Halloween costumes are encouraged!

The Mahr One Health Lecture by Dr. John M. Dye will examine the Bundibugyo ebolavirus outbreak in Africa and the Andes hantavirus outbreak, two events that highlight how emerging zoonotic viruses can cross species barriers and challenge existing diagnostics, vaccines, therapeutics, and public health systems.

Colorado State University’s One Health Institute invites you to our annual One Health Day Celebration on Thursday, November 5th. This year’s theme is One Health in Global Health. Please join us to hear this year's speakers: Rebekah Kading, Ph.D, Colorado State University Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology, College of Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Director, Center for Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases Christian L'Orange, Ph.D., Colorado State University Mechanical Engineering, Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering Colorado State University Energy Institute