Amos Yee
Composite timeline extracted from supplied biographical snippets covering: Amos Yee Pang Sang (Singaporean blogger/child actor/convicted sex offender, b. 31 Oct 1998) and multiple professionals named Christopher/Chris Amos (a University of West Florida coach/educator; Christopher Ian Amos, genetic epidemiologist; a Liberty University sport-management faculty member; and Christopher Amos, founder/owner of No Boundaries Marketing Group).
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Christopher Ian Amos — Graduated Reed College (B.A. Mathematics)
Christopher Ian Amos earned his undergraduate degree in mathematics from Reed College in 1980.
Christopher Ian Amos — Earned M.S. from LSU Medical Center
Received an M.S. degree from the Louisiana State University Medical Center in 1985.
Christopher Ian Amos — Earned Ph.D. (thesis on genetic linkage methods)
Received Ph.D. from LSU Medical Center in 1988; thesis titled 'Robust methods for detection of genetic linkage for data from extended families and pedigrees'.
Christopher Ian Amos — Joined MD Anderson and founded section
Joined the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and founded the Section of Computational and Genetic Epidemiology.
Christopher Amos — Began coaching at Gaither High School
Dr. Christopher Amos (UWF coach/educator) began his coaching career at Gaither High School as Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers (resume entry 1997-1999).
Christopher Amos — End of Gaither High School tenure (approx.)
Resume indicates Gaither High School tenure spanned 1997-1999.
Christopher Amos (Liberty Univ) — Completed B.S. and later M.S. Sport Management (years unspecified)
Christopher Amos (Liberty University faculty) holds a B.S. in Sport Management and an M.S. in Sport Management Administration from Liberty University, both summa cum laude; precise graduation years were not stated in the text (year assigned here is a placeholder estimate to capture the credential).
Christopher Amos (Liberty Univ) — Worked with Washington Commanders organization (19 seasons total)
Worked for over 19 seasons for the Washington Commanders (Equipment and Staff Assistant); exact span of seasons not provided in text.
Christopher Amos — South Broward HS Quarterbacks / Head JV Coach
Worked at South Broward High School coaching Quarterbacks and serving as head JV coach (resume entry 2002-2003).
Christopher Amos — Married Heather
Christopher Amos (UWF coach) has been married to his wife Heather since 2003.
Christopher Amos — Head Coach at Sheridan Hills Christian School
Served as head coach and built first team in school history (resume entry 2003-2005).
Christopher Amos — Nicholas Senn HS Quarterbacks / Head JV Coach
Moved to Chicago and coached Quarterbacks and served as head JV coach at Nicholas Senn High School (resume entry 2005-2006).
Christopher Amos — Athletic Director at Legacy High School (Las Vegas)
Moved to Las Vegas for wife's medical residency; hired as the first Athletic Director in school history at Legacy High School and coached Quarterbacks (resume entry 2006-2008).
Christopher Amos — Earned M.Ed. in Educational Leadership (approx.)
Text indicates he earned an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from UNLV prior to moving into school administration (no year given in text; year here is an estimate).
Christopher Amos — Quarterbacks / Administration at Arbor View HS
Worked with Quarterbacks and in administration at Arbor View High School (resume entry 2008-2009).
Christopher Amos — Running backs coach at Pass Christian HS
Served as teacher and coach at Pass Christian High School and worked with running backs (resume entry 2009-2010).
Christopher Amos — Daughter Hadley born
Personal milestone: daughter Hadley born in 2010.
Christopher Amos — Principal at Westminster Academy (Gulfport, MS)
Hired as principal at Westminster Academy in Gulfport, Mississippi; also coached at Westminster Academy and in local youth leagues (resume entry 2011-2012).
Appeared in film 'We Not Naughty' (child actor, approximate)
Amos Yee credited with an appearance in the film 'We Not Naughty' (year not specified in text; year here is an approximate extraction based on film reference).
Christopher Ian Amos — Named inaugural chair at Dartmouth (Geisel School of Medicine)
In 2012 he was named the inaugural chair of the Department of Biomedical Data Science at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College.
Christopher Amos — Son Christopher Jr. born
Personal milestone: son Christopher Jr. was born in 2012.
Christopher Amos — Hired as faculty at University of West Florida
In June 2012 Dr. Amos was hired as faculty at the University of West Florida in the Educational Leadership program.
Appeared in independent comedy film 'Jan' (child actor, approximate)
Amos Yee is known for the independent comedy film 'Jan' (text did not provide a year; year here is an estimated placement).
Christopher Amos — Appointed UWF Running Backs Coach (first in program history)
In September 2014 he was asked to join the University of West Florida football coaching staff and became the first running backs coach in UWF football history.
Served ~50 days on remand pre-sentencing
Amos Yee served roughly 50 days in remand prior to sentencing (included in backdated sentence).
Public interest in trial and imprisonment
Amos Yee's trial and imprisonment drew significant public and media interest in Singapore and internationally.
Uploaded video critical of Lee Kuan Yew
Shortly after the death of former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew (died 23 Mar 2015), Amos Yee uploaded a YouTube video labeling Lee a dictator.
Arrested after multiple police reports
Following 32 police reports alleging his video and other communications, Amos Yee was arrested and charged with intent to wound religious feelings of Christians, obscenity, and threatening/abusive/insulting communication.
Found guilty and sentenced (Singapore case)
Amos Yee was found guilty in May 2015 and sentenced to 4 weeks' jail, backdated to include ~50 days served in remand; sentence freed him immediately due to time already served.
Offered $6 million 'established investigator' grant from CPRIT
Christopher Ian Amos was offered a $6 million 'established investigator' grant by the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT); this grant assisted in attracting him back to Houston-area research leadership.
Received death threats after supporting paedophilia publicly
In November 2017 Amos Yee received death threats for openly supporting paedophilia; subsequently most of his social media accounts were shut down.
Christopher Ian Amos — Became Director at Baylor College of Medicine
On November 1, 2017 he became director of the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research at Baylor College of Medicine and associate director for quantitative science at the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Christopher Amos (No Boundaries) — Founded No Boundaries Marketing Group (approx.)
Christopher Amos founded No Boundaries Marketing Group just before the COVID-19 pandemic (text indicates 'just before the pandemic'); date is approximate (late 2019 / early 2020).
No Boundaries Marketing Group — Revenue doubled in first year
The marketing agency doubled its revenue within its first year of operations (no absolute revenue numbers provided).
Christopher Amos (No Boundaries) — Pivot to digital during pandemic
During the COVID-19 pandemic the agency accelerated digital, social media and e-commerce strategies to help clients pivot and grow.
Arrested in Illinois on sexual offences
In October 2020 Amos Yee was arrested in Illinois on charges of solicitation and possession of child pornography.
Pled guilty to child grooming and child pornography charges (approx.)
Amos Yee pled guilty to two charges (child grooming and child pornography) in exchange for a six-year prison sentence (exact plea date not specified in the text; plea preceded the start of incarceration in December 2021).
Began serving six-year prison sentence
Amos Yee began serving a six-year prison sentence in December 2021 following his guilty plea.
Released on parole (7 Oct 2023) but parole violated
Amos Yee was released on parole on 7 October 2023 but remained in prison after violating his parole conditions.
CIO Insightful profile published (Christopher Amos, No Boundaries)
Profile article summarizing Christopher Amos's career, leadership of No Boundaries Marketing Group, and advice for leaders (source dated 2025 on site footer).
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