Dr. Gretchen Zarle is the chief of staff at Bartelts Pet Hospital in Brecksville, Ohio. Her clinic contributes $1 to the Rabies Free Africa program for every rabies vaccine it administers.
The system launched to detect COVID-19 should now transition to a broader goal of detecting prevalent and emerging pathogens, according to a report from a committee chaired by WSU’s Guy Palmer.
Robert Muriithi Mugambi, a young parasitologist in Kenya, is on a mission to save East Africa’s cattle industry from the crippling impact of East Coast Fever.
Dr. Felix Lankester is a veterinarian specializing in infectious disease surveillance, epidemiology, and wild animal health. He serves as the associate director of Rabies Free Africa.
Prior to his appointment as co-director of Washington State University’s new Bachelor of Science in Public Health program, Todd Sabato spent 11 years as director of the public health program at the University of North Dakota.
Kimberly McBride is excited to build an interdisciplinary public health undergraduate program at Washington State University. As new co-director of the college’s Bachelor of Science in Public Health program, McBride will train the next generation of the public health workforce to respond to the unique needs of communities in Washington and beyond.
The undergraduate degree program is designed to train and prepare students to meet the evolving public health needs in Washington, particularly in the state’s underserved and rural regions.