Throughout the month of February, distinguished Martin University Alums will be spotlighted providing us with an opportunity to honor these great individuals by learning more about their lives and their contributions to black history.

Hear an engaging conversation between Dr. Terrance Bridges and the president of Martin University Dr. Sean L. Huddleston. Dr. Huddleston shares insight into success and changing failures into opportunities.

Advising is an essential cornerstone to your academic success as a student at Martin University. Your advisor is a key resource that can connect you with resources and serve as a guide throughout your academic program. Things your advisor can help with include: reviewing your graduation plan, explaining University policies & procedures, recommending courses each semester, discussing career goals, connecting you with resources to help you succeed, and much more!

Martin University's of Indianapolis, Indiana's contribution to black history. Featuring: Elder Dr. Olgen Williams

Hear from Tony Cunningham as introduces the launch of the Martin University Career Resource Center. The CRC will also house the new Martin WORKS Apprenticeship program. Martin WORKS is Indiana’s only urban work college program. In this program, our students have the opportunity to earn and learn, broadening their work experience with the goal of solidifying a permanent position with an Employer Partner while completing their degree. Our students have the opportunity to earn compensation while gaining invaluable work experience. The Martin Works Program has a placement rate of 92%. Join the Martin WORKS academy and begin your path to a new or better career.

Hi, my name is Dr. Kristie Johnson and I'm the Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Martin University and your guest host for the special edition of The Martin Insider.
Today our special guest is Dr. Mamoutou Coulibaly from Mali and he's a visiting Fulbright scholar. He is a visiting Fulbright Scholar, African Research Scholar Program (ARSP). His research is: "Translation in a Global Context: Bridging Disciplinary and Cultural Divide" from Boston University, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.