Amanda Marr Chung has over 15 years of experience in global health, working in academia and the non-profit and private sectors. In her roles, she has led strategy and business development and built strategic alliances, with a focus on capacity strengthening, program management, and monitoring and evaluation. Amanda is currently leading a project to support the Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Care in transforming its Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision program into an integrated, sustainable program that is government-led and owned.
Amanda’s experience spans the areas of immunizations, maternal and child health, HIV, eye health, and malaria in ten countries. Amanda received her Master’s degree in Community-Oriented Public Health Practice from the University of Washington and her AB in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Princeton University. She is a 3rd year DrPH candidate at UC Berkeley.
