Adam Huebner

Adam Huebner is the Health and Rehabilitation Coordinator for Handicap International in Sierra Leone and Liberia. He has worked with the U.S. government as a public health preparedness coordinator, as a professor of medical anthropology, and as a technical advisor and program manager for a variety of NGO missions throughout Africa and Asia. He has supported projects focused on Ebola, HIV/AIDS, Guinea Worm Eradication and chronic health effects of Agent Orange use in Vietnam.

Mr. Huebner holds an undergraduate degree in cultural anthropology from the University of Wisconsin and a Masters of Public Health from the King's University (Chulalongkorn) in Bangkok, Thailand. He is a former U.S. Peace Corps volunteer, having served in the Ivory Coast from 2000-2002. He has since developed an insatiable interest in serving as a guest lecturer of health and humanities at universities and schools where ever he may be found.