Ashley Martin

Ashley Martin serves as the Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach and Office Manager for Queens College Athletics. In addition to these roles, she also takes on managerial and director responsibilities for social media and special events. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts and Experimental Media with a minor in Communications from The College of Mount Saint Vincent, where she graduated with Kappa Gamma Pi honors. A distinguished athlete in both high school and college, Ashley played a pivotal role in leading her teams to a high school city and state championship, as well as a collegiate championship. Her professional experience includes working with WTNH News 8, where she worked alongside sports anchors, and a career in higher education as both an academic advisor and a coach at Monroe College. For the past three years, Ashley has brought her expertise and dedication to Queens College, contributing significantly to its athletic programs and office.

• Huge role in the rebuild of the special event department for athletics
• Planned and managed our most important athletic events. (Midknight Madness, End of Year Banquet, Breast Cancer Walk, Youth Appreciation Day, and EB Awareness.)
• Managed multiple social media accounts for Queens College gaining more followers and viewership for the entire department
• Collaborated with diverse organizations and schools such as middle school, high school, Autism awareness groups and different cancer awareness organizations

Member and Captain of 4 year College Basketball Program

I was invited to be apart of a panel at Queens College for my recognized work and how I continue to inspire the younger generation. I was on the panel alongside the VP of Operations for the NY LIBERTY & LI NETS, the American Dream Director of Merchandising and the QC Associate Director of Business Careers. Before Queens College I served as an academic advisor and women's basketball assistant coach at monroe college located in the bronx. Here, we won the region championship and went to the NCAA tournament.