Full Name:
Michael Connely
Gender:
Male
Home City:
York, NE
Attending, International Marketing, Herriot Watt University, 2018-present
MBA, International Educational Administation, International English Communication College, 1988-1990
BA, Political Science and Government, Excelsior College, 1986-1988, Grade Point Average of 4.0
Master's, Educational Administration and Supervision, University of Oklahoma, 1988
Candidate, United States House of Representatives, Nebraska, District 1, 2024
Candidate, Governor of Nebraska, 2022
No caucus information on file.
Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Testing Administrator, United States Department of Defense, 2020-2021
Remote Educational Consultant, Self-Employed, 2016-2019
Educational and Business Development Administrator, American English School Fukuoka, 2000-2016
Military Police, Air National Guard, 1999-2000
State Quality Assurance Assistant Director, United States Census Bureau, 1998-2000
Medical Laboratory Sergeant, Air National Guard, 1997-1999
Director of Student Affairs/College Instructor, International English Communications College, 1990-1996
International Educational and Cultural Advisor/English as a Foreign Language Instructor, Japanese Ministry of Education, 1988-1990
Educational Counseling Head Instructor Tutorial Center, Palomar College, 1985-1988
Quadriplegic Aide, Upjohn Healthcare Services, 1985-1988
Contract Laborer, ManpowerGroup, 1984-1985
Avionics Specialist, United States Marine Corps Special Operations, 1979-1983
Military Intelligence Security, United States Marine Corps Special Operations, 1982-1983
Escort Vehicle Driver, Champion Home Builders, Incorporated, 1977-1979
Laundry Caretaker, Connely's Laundry, 1975-1977
Detassler, Pioneer Seeds, 1975
Member, Alpha Gamma Sigma Academic Honor Society
Member, American Legion
Event Speaker, English Teachers of Japan
Member, Veterans of Foreign Wars
English as a Second Language Instructor, Lincoln Literacy Council, 1997-1999
Damage Assessment, American Red Cross, 1984-1985
Volunteer, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, 1980