Jacquewyn F. Chambers-Martin has put her fingers in the dirt with research projects in the jungles of Suriname, on the ancient sites of Pompeii and (former) Herculaneum, along with green swamp archaeological projects in Virginia. 

Academic studies and degrees include a B.A. in Anthropology with a focus in material and non-material architectural culture and economies, graduate studies in Public Policy, certificates in American Foreign Policyand Practices and Theory in Terrorism, and Business Administration with studies in Global Management. Studies in computer science enhance her theoretical approach in academic instruction, implementing algorithm prisms to re-focus the client in their language acquisition efforts.

Jacquewyn believes work should be balanced with play, enjoying athletic activities and being outdoors as being essential to mental and physical health. The great outdoors is therefore, also the great playground, with avid team activities in outrigger canoe and dragon boat race competitions, while using 5k races, triathlons, and 62-floor stair-climb races for cross-training. 

Teaching English as a foreign language comes with the personal experiences of learning languages as well. She speaks German and a little Dutch (still learning). There is the interest to learn Japanese and Russian.