Michael F. Patrono
Adjunct Instructor
EDUCATION:
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE:
2008 – Present Adjunct Instructor - Economics
2007 – Present Instructor in Economics
Department of Economics and
Finance
2006 –2007 Department Chair and Assistant
Professor of Economics
Department of Business and
Computer Technology
2003 – 2006 Instructor in Economics and Course
Coordinator for Global Economics
Department of Economics and
Finance
2002 – 2003 Assistant Professor of Economics
Department of Business and Social
Science
2001 – 2002 Instructor in Economics
Department of Economics and
Finance
1989 – 2000 Lecturer in Economics
1995 – 1998 Director of the Center for
Economic Education
(Jointly with Lectureship in
Economics)
1986 – 1989 Instructor in Economics
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1982 – 1985 Partner
Patrono
Construction Company
1980 – 1982 Portfolio Analyst
Investment Department
Trust Company Bank (now SunTrust
Bank)
PUBLICATIONS:
Books and
Chapters
“Community,
Polity, and Economy: The Importance of Scale” (with J. Wilson
Mixon, Jr.), in Dale McKonkey and
Peter A. Lawler (eds.), Social
Structures,
Social
Capital, and Personal Freedom. Praeger:
Refereed Articles
“Lessons from the Lorax”
(with Michael Hammock and J. Wilson Mixon, Jr.),
Journal
of Private Enterprise, Volume XVI, Number 3 Fall,
2000
The
Treatment of Economic Regulation in Civics and American Government
Textbooks” (with J. Wilson Mixon, Jr.)
The Record, Volume XV, Number 2
Spring,
1998
“Chicken Hawks and Corn Chips”, (with J. Wilson Mixon,
Jr.)
Review,
vol. 28, 1995
“Are
Nonprofits Natural? or Is It Better to Feel Good Than
To Do Good?”
(with J. Wilson Mixon, Jr.) Journal of Private Enterprise, Volume
X, Number
1 Summer, 1994
“On the
Economics of Tree Farming and Carbon Storage” (with J. Wilson
Mixon, Jr. and Noel Uri) Science of the Total
Environment, 152(1994) 207-
212
“The
Political Economy of the Greenhouse Effect” (with J. Wilson Mixon,
Jr.), Economic
Planning, Volume 28, Number 2 March-April, 1992
Other Articles
“Mergers, Conglomerates, and the Experience of
Continental Baking
Company”
(with Dennis Godfrey), a case study for the Georgia Council on
Economic
Education, 1990
PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: