Resume

• 1995

  PhD

  Ecological-Community Psychology and Urban Studies

  Michigan State University

• Higher Education

  Youth Development

  Program Management

  Psychology

  Research

  Martin

  Pamela Martin is an Associate Dean in the College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology at Prairie View A&M University. She earned a B.S. in Psychology from the University of South Carolina

  a M.A. in Psychology from North Carolina Central University

  and a Ph.D. in Ecological/Community Psychology and Urban Studies from Michigan State University. After completing her graduate training

  Dr. Martin was a National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow at the Programs for Research on Black Americans at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan. Influenced by ecological theory

  Dr. Martin is interested in examining the person-environment fit between social institutions such as churches and behavioral outcomes. Dr. Martin was the first tenured African American female in the Department of Psychology at North Carolina State University. While at NC State

  she has been responsible for developing three important campus initiatives to address the urgent needs of children from low-income families. Her efforts have helped to deliver after-school science and mathematics education

  a service learning student program to assist the effective parenting initiatives for homeless women and their children

  an initiative to educate the public on African-American health issues

  and support the inclusion and success of African-American males in higher education.

  Pamela

  Prairie View A&M University

  North Carolina State University

  North Carolina Central University

  Prairie View

  Texas

  The position reports to the Dean of the College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology and is responsible for overseeing the maintenance of quality in academic programs and services; managing the allocation of human

  material

  and fiscal resources

  ensuring compliance with policies

  rules

  and regulations; assessing outcomes of the educational program; and representing the College of juvenile Justice and Psychology appropriately to internal and external entities.

  Associate Dean

  College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology

  Prairie View A&M University

  North Carolina State University

  Chair and Associate Professor

  Department of Psychology

  North Carolina Central University