Madison C. Martin
Madison Martin is a first-year doctoral student from
Winfield, West Virginia. Madison’s research interests include intergenerational
family relationships, communicative narrative sensemaking, and relational
maintenance behaviors. Madison has a particular interest in studying older
adult relationships with family members and romantic partners. She has had the
opportunity to present her research at the Eastern Communication Association
Conference and the National Communication Association Conference in the
graduate poster session and G.I.F.T.S. (Great Ideas for Teaching Students)
divisions, respectively. She completed both her B.A. and M.A. degrees at West
Virginia University in Communication Studies. As an undergraduate, Madison
served as a teaching assistant for COMM 102 (Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication).
As a graduate student, she has served as a teaching assistant for COMM 104
(Fundamentals of Public Communication), COMM 308 (Nonverbal Communication),
COMM 316 (Intercultural Communication), and COMM 105 (Fundamentals of Mediated
Communication). She is currently teaching COMM 104 (Fundamentals of Public
Communication).
Education:
B.A., Communication Studies, West Virginia University
M.A., Communication Studies - Theory and Research, West Virginia University