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Before
coming to St. Mary's College, Michael Cain was engaged in full-time
instruction at four different universities. During this time
he received two teaching awards for his service and national recognition
for his course design. Dr. Cain has taught over 1200 people,
including introductory and advanced college students, adult and
returning students, foreign students and graduate students.
He has served as an instructional or training consultant to three
different national firms and he has provided training guidance to
over 10 different instructors.
To see
what previous honors students from Ole
Miss say about his basketball skills and his teaching style,
visit University
of Mississippi Honors College.
Education
Ph.D., University of Maryland, Political
Science, 1993.
Major
Field: Formal Political Theory |
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M.A., University of Maryland, Political
Economy, 1989.
Major Field: Political Economy and Public Choice |
| B.A., Rutgers University, Philosophy, 1980 |
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Previous Teaching Experience
University of Mississippi, Assistant Professor
in Political Science, 1992-1999.
University of Warsaw, Visiting Professor in Public
Policy, 1995-1996.
University of Maryland, Instructor in Government
and Politics, 1990-1992.
George Washington University, Lecturer in Political
Methodology, Spring 1989.
Additional Training
Polish Language Training. University of Warsaw,
1995-1996.
Advanced Training in Game Theory and Statistics. University of
Michigan, Summer 1988.
Public Choice Analyses of Politics. George Mason University,
Summer 1987.
Ethics and Political Philosophy. University of Maryland,
1980-1982.
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