All seminars will be held on Tuesdays from 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET in Lecture Hall 1 unless otherwise noted. Series runs February 7th – May 2nd.

February 7th – Alistair Hayden, Assistant Professor of Practice, Public and Ecosystem Health

Pathways to policy: Practical tools for influencing policy

February 14th – Sebastian Heilpern, Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow, Natural Resources and the Environment

Causes and consequences of biodiversity change at the water-food nexus

February 21st – Anna Kelles, NY State Assemblymember, District 125

Tension between Public Policy and Public Health

March 7th – Laura Goodman, Assistant Professor of Public and Ecosystem Health

Zoonotic infections and *BARF diets: Is this trend spreading superbugs?
*Bone and raw foods for dogs and cats

March 14th – Charley Willison, Assistant Professor of Public and Ecosystem Health

Elected Capacity? Governance and the case of mosquito borne diseases in Florida

March 21st – Joy St. John, Executive Director of the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA)

March 28th – Herb Alexander, Chief Diversity Officer for Cayuga Health System

April 11th – Nataliya Shok , Public Policy Fellow, The Wilson Center

Post-COVID-19 models of pandemic preparedness: strategies and challenges

(Co-sponsored by Cornell Brooks Public Policy MPA Program)

April 18th – Elisa Chelle, Professor of Political Science, University Paris Nanterre (Co-sponsored by the department of government)

Medical deserts in France

(Co-sponsored by the Department of Government, The Institute for European Studies, and The Brooks School of Public Policy)

April 25th – Jyoti Mathad, Assistant Professor of Medicine in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Obstetrics and Gynecology , Weill Cornell Medical College

May 2nd – Corinna Noel, Assistant Professor of Practice, Public and Ecosystem Health