J. Michael Miller Chair of Social Studies, Technology Special Projects Ph.D. George Washington University M.A. Georgetown University A.B. Princeton University

Mike came to Episcopal in 1969. He has been dean of faculty, academic dean, and assistant head for academics, but what he has enjoyed most is his time in the classroom. He has taught many social studies classes, including world history, AP modern European history, Russian and Eastern European history, the modern Middle East, and AP economics. He also worked for the College Board to develop the AP economics examination. Mike’s children, Zack ’94 and Cassie ’95, have given him an even closer connection to EHS.

In addition to teaching social studies, Mike serves on the administrative duty team and assists with special projects in the Technology Department, including his role as Web master for the EHS Intranet. He believes that computer technology can make many of the tasks of education easier for teachers and students.

Mike lives on campus with his wife, Kay, and youngest daughter, Isabel. When not teaching or reading, he enjoys building, landscaping, and spending time with his family at their mountain cabin in West Virginia.