Martin Mayiani
Operations SpecialistMartin was born in Kenya and moved to Harrisonburg, Virginia, in 2013 to pursue his education at James Madison University, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Integrated Science and Technology in 2017. Martin joined WMRA shortly after graduation in August 2017.
Outside of his professional pursuits, Martin has a passion for sports, enjoying soccer and volleyball during his leisure time. His diverse background and enthusiasm for both his work and personal interests contribute to his well-rounded approach to everything he undertakes.
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Our March 2020 Books & Brews features Dr. Gregory Smithers discussing his book, Native Southerners, Indigenous History from Origins to Removal. It is a… -
Our Febraury 2020 Books & Brews features Russ Eanes discussing his book, The Walk of a Lifetime.At 61, Harrisonburg resident Russ Eanes decided it was… -
Our January 2020 Books & Brews features Paul Bugas discussing his co-authored book, Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of Virginia.Tuesday, January 14, 2020… -
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