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January 6: Senator Dianne Feinstein passed a bipartisan resolution declaring January 2020 to be National One Health Awareness Month. Among her staff is a veterinarian with One Health background, fellow Deborah Thomson sponsored by @AVMAvets. http://bit.ly/2QOPzjq
You can now find Kelly Scanlon, 2014-16 fellow at the EPA, at electronics trade association IPC International as head of environment, health and safety policy and research. “IPC was looking for a science policy expert: someone who could connect technical issues with policy solutions; use their science as the foundation for the creation of public policies; and advocate and communicate with industry and policymakers. As an alumna fellow, I was prepared for this job. And here’s a tip for fellows: always scan the Careers email list!”
Mari-Vaughn Johnson, 2010-11 fellow at the State Department, is now federal director of the Pacific Islands Climate Adaptation Science Center, a consortium between the US Geological Survey, U. of Hawaiʻi and U. of Guam. “The STPF fellowship enabled me to make cross-sector connections: it was through the fellowship that I built, and continue to build, an invaluable network of fellow fellows committed to securing a better future for our planet.”