University of New England

Michael Daley Ph.D., P.E.
Assistant Professor Economics
Professional Engineer
207-602-2592
mdaley@une.edu

Education:
B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Maine, Orono, 1984
M.S. Economics, University of New Hampshire, Durham, 1988
Ph.D. Economics, University of New Hampshire, Durham, 2000

Work Experience:
Michael Daley has a unique set of professional experiences from which to draw upon in the classroom. His teaching career started over a decade ago as an instructor at universities in Maine and New Hampshire. Immediately prior to arriving at UNE, Michael taught as a visiting assistant professor at Bates College. In addition to his experience in academia, he has worked as an environmental engineer and consultant over the past ten years. Through his experience in the private sector, he has developed relationships in the environmental and economics community and assisted in meeting the environmental needs of clients throughout Maine and New Hampshire. As a part owner of a consulting firm, Michael gained first hand knowledge of what it takes to be successful in a small business.

Courses:
BUEC 203 Macroeconomics
BUEC 204 Microeconomics
BUEC 380 U.S. Economic Development
BUEC 390 Environmental Economics
BUEC 395 Ecological Economics
BUEC 101 Introduction to Business & Economics

Professional Affiliations:
International Society For Ecological Economics
American Economic Association

General Research Interests:
Environmental Economics
Ecological Economics

Personal Interests:
Michael is married and has two children attending public schools in Portland. He is an avid skier, enjoys coaching baseball, and is quite fond of discussing politics.