It appears there are multiple individuals named Chris/Christopher Robbins. Here are a few profiles based on the search results:
Christopher Robbins (Writer and Journalist):
Christopher Robbins (1946-2012) was a British writer and journalist, best known for his 1978 bestseller Air America. The book, which details the CIA's secret airline operations during the Vietnam War, was adapted into a film in 1990. Robbins also authored The Ravens (1987), focusing on U.S. Air Force forward air controllers in Laos, Apples Are from Kazakhstan (2003), exploring the origin of the domestic apple, and The Test of Courage (1999), a biography of linguist Michel Thomas. He worked for various newspapers and magazines in Europe and the U.S. and won the Dolman Best Travel Book Award in 2008 for In Search of Kazakhstan: The Land that Disappeared.
Christopher Robbins (EPA Official):
Chris Robbins is the acting Deputy Assistant Administrator for Management for the Office of Research and Development (ORD) at the US EPA. He has been with the EPA for nearly 30 years, working in Washington D.C. and Research Triangle Park. Previously, he served in various ORD leadership roles, including Deputy Director for the National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory. He has also led high-profile agency efforts such as cybersecurity initiatives and large-scale enterprise technology projects. Robbins has extensive experience in resource management and customer service, particularly within the Working Capital Fund. He holds a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the American University.
Christopher Robbins (Public Artist):
Christopher Robbins (born 1973) is an American public artist and social sculptor. His work focuses on creating interactions between strangers to build community and solve problems. Robbins is a professor in the Visual Arts Conservatory at The State University of New York at Purchase. He co-founded the Ghana ThinkTank in 2006, a network of think tanks that solve problems in the "developed" world. Robbins has exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale of Architecture and the Copenhagen Contemporary Art Center. In 2013, the Ghana ThinkTank received a Creative Capital Award for Emerging Fields.
Christopher Robbins (Educator):
Christopher Robbins is a high school English teacher at White Station High School in Memphis, Tennessee. In November, he received the district's Instructional Teacher Superhero Distinction. Robbins has worked in high school education for 20 years and obtained his doctorate degree in 2022 with a dissertation including his Writing Method.
Chris Robbins (Entertainer):
Chris Robbins is an actor, singer, dancer, MC, producer, stage manager, director, and choreographer. He is currently the Dance Department Director and Teacher at North Charleston High School, as well as an adjunct college professor in Theater & Dance at the College of Charleston. He also judges and teaches for multiple competition circuits. Robbins is CEO/Artistic Director of E'clatez Production Co. LLC, which produces events and cabaret shows in Myrtle Beach.