CURRICULUM VITAE
OF
MARK D. MAIRONIS
Eastern Michigan University
601T Pray-Harrold
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
(734) 487-1461
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
LECTURER
1999 to Present
Eastern Michigan University
I am a full-time lecturer in introductory classes in American Government.
Subjects include fundamentals of American Government, both historical and
contemporary. Additionally, I teach “The American Legal System”, an introduction course in substantive law & procedure. Other responsibilities include
the coaching of the University's mock trial team.
Washtenaw Community College
Spring/2000
I taught Introduction to American Government.
INSTRUCTOR
Henry Ford Community College
1982 to 1991
I conducted four credit hour introductory classes in business law. Subjects
included contract law, sales under the UCC and commercial paper.
Michigan Trial Lawyers Peoples Law Court
From 1982 to l986 I held introductory classes on employment discrimination
and wrongful discharge.
LEGAL EXPERIENCE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
1987 to 1999
Sole practitioner in general practice, including civil litigation, criminal
law, juvenile probate, domestic relations and real estate. Major
emphasis in state court’s practice.
MAGISTRATE
1987 to l991
34th District Court
I conducted arraignments in misdemeanor and felony cases, including the
setting of bonds; conducted informal hearings in traffic and small
Claim cases.
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY
1981 to 1986
General practice, including criminal defense, domestic relations, real estate,
civil litigation and employment discrimination. Practice also included
the operation of the firm’s branch office.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE
U.S. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE
1972 to 1981
Employed with N.O.A.A., IRS, Social Security Administration and
Veterans Administration. At the V.A. I supervised and audited $1.3
million budget with the Michigan State Approval Agency.
EDUCATION
Detroit College of Law, Detroit, Michigan
Juris Doctor - June, 1980
Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan
B.A., Political Science - June, 1975
Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, Michigan
September, 1971 to August, 1972
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