Amanda Martin is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Charleston Southern University, where she is dedicated to fostering a supportive learning environment for future nursing professionals.

Educational Background and Credentials
Mrs. Martin is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Nursing Education from Liberty University. She holds a Master’s Degree in Nursing Education from Fort Hays State University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Tabor College, and an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing from Butler Community College.

Teaching Philosophy and Approach
Mrs. Martin emphasizes an active teaching style involving students in learning. She engages learners through group activities, case studies, and real-world clinical scenarios, encouraging critical thinking and the practical application of nursing concepts.

Student Advocacy and Mentorship
With a solid commitment to supporting students’ individual growth and academic success, Mrs. Martin goes beyond the classroom to mentor students in career planning, personal development, and overcoming challenges in nursing education.

Research Interests and Current Projects
As a Ph.D. candidate in Nursing Education, Mrs. Martin’s research interests include clinical education and training for student nurses, identifying gaps in learning among nursing students, interventions for their success, and enhancing health literacy. She also explores servant leadership and authentic leadership theories, integrating these concepts into her teaching to help cultivate compassionate and competent future nurses.

Professional Development and Industry Engagement
Mrs. Martin regularly attends the New Faculty Institute at Charleston Southern University. She actively participates in nursing conferences, continuing education courses, and pursuing a Ph.D. in Nursing Education from Liberty University. She is committed to her professional growth and engages in ongoing education and industry collaborations.

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