Michael Sanchez
Teaching Experience
Professor, Political Science Department, San Antonio College (Fall 2005-present). National & Texas Politics; American Government: Problems & Policy;
Academic Internship; Internet Course in National & Texas Politics
Visiting Assistant Professor, Government Department, Suffolk University (Fall 2004- Summer II 2005). American Democracy, Race and Public Policy, Legislative Process; Methods in Political Science; Puerto Rico Government and Politics; Graduate and undergraduate Internship Supervisor
Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Texas State University at San Marcos (Fall 2000-Spring 2004). International Studies, Introduction to Political Science, Principles of American Government, State and Local Government, Parities and Party Politics, The American Founding, Minority Politics, Congress and the Legislative Process, Functions of American Government.
Instructor of Government, Austin Community College (Summer 2003-Present).
Texas Politics, American Government
Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Our Lady of the Lake University (Spring
2000). Environmental Policy and Law; American-Texas Government and Politics
Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Puerto
Rico en Ponce, (Fall 1999). Introduction to the Social Sciences: Politics and
Economics; Introduction to the Social Sciences and Cultural Aspects; Social Research; American Government
Associate Faculty, Coconino Community College (Summer I 1997-Spring 1999).
American Government, Arizona and National Constitution, Arizona Politics
Teaching Assistant, Department of Sociology, Northern Arizona University (Spring
1999). Introduction to Sociology
Associate Faculty, Division of Liberal Arts, Northland Pioneer College (Fall 1998).
American Government course through Interactive Televised Video
Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, Northern Arizona University (Fall
1998). Introduction to American Politics
Teaching Graduate Assistant, Department of Political Science, Northern Arizona
University (Spring 1998). Federal & Arizona Constitution
Teaching Assistant, Department of Political Science, Northern Arizona University (Fall
1997). Race, Power, and Politics
Graduate Assistant, Department of Political Science, Northern Arizona University
(Fall 1995-Spring 1997).
Instructor of Government, Austin Community College (Spring 1995-Summer II 1995).
Texas Politics
Instructor of Government, Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Palo Alto College
(Fall 1993-Summer I 1995). American Government and Texas Government &
Politics
Instructor Assistant, Department of Political Science, Texas State University at San
Marcos (Spring 1992). American Government
Professional Publications
Bookreview: Rodolofo O. de la Garza and Harry P. Pacon, eds. Latinos and U.S. Foreign Policy: Representing the “Homeland”? (New York: Rowman & Littlefield Pub., Inc., 2000), Armed Forces in Society, (February 2002).
Philander C. Knox, 1909-1913, in Edward S. Mihalkanin, ed., American Statesmen: Secretaries of State from John Jay to Colin Powell, (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2004).
Published: February 16, 2025