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    • Sustainability Forum 2015: Rethinking Our Consumption

      Sustainability Forum 2015: Rethinking Our Consumption

      Maggie Grabow presented “Mindfulness and Sustainable Behaviors” at the 2015 Sustainability Forum

    • E-learning and Sustainable Health: Lessons from Zambia

      E-learning and Sustainable Health: Lessons from Zambia

      Dr. Craig Wilson, Director of the University of Alabama at Birmingham Sparkman Center for Global Health, gave a lecture as a part of the Global Health Institute Seminar Series. His lecture focused on not only his success in training health care workers, but also his explanation concerning the need to train more health care workers…

    • Seminar: Human Leptospirosis in Ecuadorian communities: The role of the leptospiral intermediate cluster

      Seminar: Human Leptospirosis in Ecuadorian communities: The role of the leptospiral intermediate cluster

      Gabriel Trueba, DVM, Ph.D., director of the Microbiology Institute at the Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador, worked with UW-Madison researchers to complete a Global Health Institute Seed Grant project that looked at the incidence of brucellosis in Ecuador. He is active in food safety and zoonotic disease research as well as wildlife health, with…

    • 2015 Global Health Symposium: “Advancing Health in an Interconnected World”

      2015 Global Health Symposium: “Advancing Health in an Interconnected World”

      Dr. Keith Martin, executive director of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health and former member of Parliament in Canada’s House of Commons, will be keynote speaker for  the 2015 Global Health Symposium: “Advancing Health in an Intererconnected World” at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The 11th annual global health symposium again brings together students, faculty,…

    • Mitman film looks inside Ebola from Liberian perspective

      Mitman film looks inside Ebola from Liberian perspective

      Professor Gregg Mitman shows the human side of the Liberian Ebola epidemic in his new film “In the Shadow of Ebola.”