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A campus-based community clinic and food-shelf join efforts to reduce food insecurity using a One Health approach toward building a vibrant living system
Journal of American College Health (2023)
  • Ellen Hiestand, St. Catherine University
  • Clara Godoy-Henderson, St. Catherine University
  • Emma Schluter, St. Catherine University
  • Erica Olson, St. Catherine University
  • Jennifer Tacheny, CSSJ
  • Ambria Crusan, MS, RD, LD, St. Catherine University
  • Mary O. Hearst
Abstract
This report describes a One Health approach to address food insecurity among two distinct campus populations–college students and patients at a campus-based community health clinic serving Latine adults. The multidisciplinary collaboration includes college staff, faculty, and students, and the founders, both women-centered institutions. Organic community gardens located on and near campus property, pollinated by campus-based beehives, contribute local organic produce to a campus-based food shelf increasing food security and nutritional health for both populations. The One Health system modeled in this report is a step toward building a vibrant community and demonstrates how others can be a part of the larger One Health movement. 
Publication Date
June, 2023
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/07448481.2023.2232461
Citation Information
Ellen Hiestand, Clara Godoy-Henderson, Emma Schluter, Erica Olson, et al.. "A campus-based community clinic and food-shelf join efforts to reduce food insecurity using a One Health approach toward building a vibrant living system" Journal of American College Health (2023)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/ambria-crusan/26/