Mary kate cary biography of michael

Mary Kate Cary, practitioner senior fellow, served as a White House speechwriter for President George H. W. Bush from to early , authoring more than of his presidential addresses.

She also has ghostwritten several books related to President Bush’s life and career and served as senior writer for communications for the Bush-Quayle presidential campaign.

Currently an adjunct professor in the University of Virginia’s Department of Politics, Cary teaches classes on political speechwriting; the greatest American political speeches; and the presidential election. In her first year in the politics department, she was recognized by the UVA Student Council for excellence in teaching.

Cary currently chairs the advisory board of the George and Barbara Bush Foundation, where she has been a member since The Bush Foundation oversees the George H.W.

Bush Presidential Library and Museum and the Bush School of Government & Public Service, with campuses at Texas A&am