Greg Pratt Social Sciences Department Mesa Community College 1833 W Southern Ave. Mesa, Az 85202 (480) 206-1139 cell (480) 461-7755 work E-Mail: gpratt@mail.mc.maricopa.edu gpratt@fte.org Professional Web Site http://www.mc.maricopa.edu/~gpratt/ Virtual Location/Hours: Call between 6am-9pm MST Email me anytime I will reply within 24 hours and usually much sooner.

Hi, my name is Greg Pratt and I teach economics at Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona. My teaching takes me from the classroom to the online world as I teach macro and micro economics, international trade and US economic history. Since 1995 I have attempted to effectively use instructional technologies in the classroom and in cyberspace. While not facilitating student learning I enjoy reading, running and resting. I am currently reading Deepak Lal's Reviving the Invisible Hand, a wonderful analysis and application of Adam Smith, Michael Oakeshott's The Voice of Liberal Learning, Frederick Hayek's The Road to Serfdom and the classic On Liberty by JS Mill.

I am very interested in your background and what brings you to E Learning. There is a discussion thread at the bottom of this page that will allow you to share a bit about yourself. Feel free to click on the link and leave a reply.

I teach Macroeconomics and Microeconomics Principles, Economic History of the US and the World Economy and has over twenty-five years experience in education.

I have been a high school teacher and have taught at the community college level since 1984.

I earned BS and MBA degrees from Arizona State University where I taught undergraduate economics classes.



I am currently enrolled in the Graduate Certificate Program in E-Learning and Online Teaching at the University of Wisconsin.

I began teaching online in 1995 at Mesa Community College and I developed for online instruction and taught the four economics classes that form the basis of the economics program at MCC.

Prior to my work my higher education, I worked as a commercial loan officer for a regional bank headquartered in Arizona and as a tax auditor for the City of Scottsdale.

I had a swell time running in the 32 annual New Times 10k on Nov. 11, 2007.


I was born in Cleveland, Ohio where my father was completing work for his doctorate at Western Reserve University. 30 years later, my daughter received her masters from the now Case-Western Univerisity.