Dr. (Claude) Christopher Anama-Green enjoys working with future educators to ensure that they are prepared to be successful in the classroom. In addition to his work with University of the Cumberlands, he works as a public school educator in Harlan County, Kentucky (Eastern Kentucky).
Dr. Anama-Green's research interests include mindfulness in education, prevention of teacher burnout, assessment in education, promoting positive behavior in public school settings, and pedagogy in the teaching of World Languages. His current research applies epidemiology tools and biostatistical analyses to examine the relationship between teacher burnout and teacher mindfulness. He has previously been involved in public health-related research projects related to infectious disease, obesity and the built environment, occupational health indicators, and environmental health indicators.
Dr. Anama-Green was a recipient of the 2018-2019 Campbellsville University Excellence in Teaching Award for Harlan County High School.
In his spare time, Dr. Anama-Green enjoys cooking, traveling, gardening, and writing.