Anthropology students and faculty presented at "Progress," a Precision One Health (POH) Initiative Symposium dedicated to showcasing pivotal research. PhD student Sabikun Naher presented Bridging Gaps: Addressing Ethnic Minority Marginalization through One Health Multidisciplinary Approaches. PhD student Seungyeon Hong presented A Proposed Radiocarbon Method for Understanding Human Interactions in Cases of War: “War-Scapes” in the Korean Peninsula, 300-660 CE, and Implications for One Health. PhD student Faith Macdonald presented Sheep, People, Landscape, and One Health: The Importance of Sheep Transhumance in Spain. Dr. Susan Tanner and colleagues presented Putting behaviors into context: Understanding the relationship between household settings and actions that reduce exposure to vector-borne diseases. Anthropology PhD students from left to right: Seungyeon Hong, Tuğçe Yalçın, Monika Giri, Rui Bai, Alina Karapandzich.
