Biography

Cheyenne Martin is a dedicated Community Resource Development Extension Agent with the Florida A&M University Cooperative Extension Program, where she has served communities for the past four years. Her work focuses on empowering individuals and families through education in digital literacy, heirs property, housing, energy efficiency, and entrepreneurship.

Cheyenne’s journey with Extension began as a student, where she developed a passion for community-based outreach and education. She advanced into an operations role before ultimately becoming an Extension Agent, bringing a well-rounded understanding of program development, community engagement, and service delivery.

A proud graduate of Florida A&M University, Cheyenne earned her degree in Computer Information Systems and is currently pursuing her graduate studies in the same field with a concentration in cybersecurity. Her academic background allows her to integrate technology into her Extension work, helping bridge the digital divide in underserved communities.

Cheyenne has a growing interest in the role cybersecurity plays in disaster preparedness, particularly in protecting critical data, communication systems, and community infrastructure during emergencies. Through her work, she strives to equip residents with the tools and knowledge needed to build resilient, informed, and economically sustainable communities.