Compreca Martin

Dr. Martin has taught courses in qualitative research design methodology including case study, phenomenology, grounded theory, and foundations of research at another university. She also currently teaches Health care Management, Medical Specialties, Social & Behavioral Applications of Theory in Public Health as an Associate Dean at another University. Her current research has focused on whole health wellness in vulnerable populations, dynamics in United States government, autism, social medial use, and terrorism. She has produced a number of professional, peer-reviewed publications and professional presentations related to these areas of research.

Education

PhD, University of Phoenix

MBA, University of Phoenix

BS, University of Phoenix

AS, Arizona Institute of Business and Technology

Awards / Honors

The National Society of Leadership and Success, University of Phoenix- National Society of Leadership and Success, 2020

Faculty Excellence Award, Center for Excellence and Higher Education, 2018

Faculty Excellence Award, , 2013

Publications

Esmail , A., Eargle, L., Hamann, B., Martin, C. C. (2021). Terrorism Inside America's Border. Terrorism Inside America's Border

Martin, C. C. (2020). Is Life Worth Becoming the Woman in Heels.

Martin, C. C. CHAPTER 13 - MANAGING DYNAMIC. “Living in the 21st Century World: Perspective on Climate Change, Pandemic, and Digital Transformation”

Martin, C. C. (2018). Autism: The Role of Long Term Care Leaders. Autism: The Role of Long Term Care

Martin, C. C., Esmail, A. (2016). A Cry for Peace by Reversing Violence: Social Media Intimidation. National Association for Peace/Anti-Violence Education.

Presentations

Martin, C. C. (2022). Your Life Matters: Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships and The Impact on Women of Color. New Love Enterprise LLC

Martin, C. C. (2016). Finding your Purpose.