Our theme this year recognizes the interdisciplinary nature of the people, animals and plants in agriculture along with their shared environments. This One Health approach is important to address complex health issues such as zoonotic and emerging infectious diseases. By using this approach, we build better communication and cooperation across many partners, respond more swiftly to outbreaks and promote sustainable solutions locally, nationally and globally.
For more information, see the CDC About One Health site and the USDA One Health site.
Save the date and join us in the Amanas!
Now accepting abstracts!
Abstracts will be accepted in two different categories:
- Breakout sessions (Presentations or roundtables) deadline EXTENDED until August 15!
- Posters (we recommend using #betterposter guidelines) due October 10
Tentative Timeline:
Now – August 10 Presentation Abstracts Accepted
Now – October 10 Poster Abstracts Accepted
September 15 – Registration Open
MRASH Conference Schedule
November 13
- Keynote session at 10 a.m.
- Student Networking Luncheon
- Tabletop Mini-Workshops: Exploring and strengthening partnerships in One Health
- General Session – Stress and Mental Health
- Poster Reception with live music and cash bar
- Dinner on your own
November 14
- Concurrent Breakout Sessions
- Awards Luncheon
- Adjourn by 1:30 p.m.
Conference Venue
The conference sessions and overnight accommodations are both in Hotel Millwright, the beautifully converted Amana Woolen Mill. Make your reservations online using code 2945 or call 319-838-5015 and ask for the MRASH block.