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Dr. Bill Martin received his doctorate in education from Temple University in 1991 and continued there as an adjunct professor until 1995. In 1997, he worked at Monmouth University as an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership and Director of the Governor’s School on Public Issues. In his current online role at Monmouth University, he teaches New Jersey graduate students from his home in south central Pennsylvania.

Dr. Martin has spent most of his career working for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in several capacities including Assistant Director of School Audits and Special Assistant to the Lieutenant Governor. Based in Harrisburg, he is currently a consulting manager in the Governor’s Office of Administration. His special interests include educational theory, online learning, group facilitation and organizational development. Dr. Martin has a master's degree in communications and a bachelor's degree in psychology.

He is married to Marianne Martin, a special education teacher, and has two children.

Updated 01-15-02

Harrisburg, PA is located about 180 miles from Monmouth University.