Adrien N. Ngudiankama
He has taught the following courses: Peoples of Africa (University of Kansas), Health in Africa, Religions in Africa and the Diaspora (George Washington university), sociology and anthropology (Bowie States University).Dr. Ngudiankama is also an ordained Baptist minister. He served as a Baptist chaplain at American university in Washington, DC and a pastor among French-speaking African immigrants in Silver Spring and Baltimore, MD.
Adrien N. Ngudiankama is originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo. He has a Philosophia Masters in Systematic Theology from King’s College and a PhD in Health Education and Health Promotion from the Institute of Education, London University. He did his post-doctoral research in anthropology at the University of Kansas and in sociology of religion and health at Princeton University.
He has taught the following courses: Peoples of Africa (University of Kansas), Health in Africa, Religions in Africa and the Diaspora (George Washington university), sociology and anthropology (Bowie States University).
Dr. Ngudiankama worked at the American Cancer Society as a Faith Based Project Manager and a Mission Delivery Manager. His role was to coordinate the work of Faith Based Organizations and different health systems in cancer prevention. He organized conferences and symposia involving patients, doctors, pastors, and other cancer prevention stakeholders. Among the hospitals he worked with were Howard University Hospital, Providence Hospital, and Holy Cross Hospital.
Dr. Ngudiankama is also an ordained Baptist minister. He served as a Baptist chaplain at American university in Washington, DC and a pastor among French-speaking African immigrants in Silver Spring and Baltimore, MD.
