Who are some of the women who inspire LeShelle May? Amid Women鈥檚 History Month, she talks in the video above about some of the Aggies she admires.
Alum 鈥楻eclaiming鈥 her life
Megan Bull 鈥18 joined the student-run Generation Aggie podcast to discuss her work in pharmaceutical research as well as the , which seeks to help trauma survivors 鈥渞eclaim their lives.鈥 Listen to her conversation with host Julliet Hill, a senior communication major, to learn more about the trauma she survived and what she has done to find her own new normal.
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Are diseases jumping to humans more quickly now?
69成人 research was featured on PBS NewsHour last week, highlighting the work of Brian Bird, the director of the One Health Institute Laboratory and associate adjunct professor of emerging and zoonotic diseases in the School of Veterinary Medicine. He鈥檚 trying to determine whether climate change is increasing the speed of disease jumping from animals to humans.
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