Michael Sass is a Graduate of Manhattan College, B.A. in Government at Knights of Columbus. He possess expertise in leadership, research, powerpoint, microsoft word, microsoft excel and 2 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Michael made a strong contribution to any class he was a part of at Manhattan College. He has a great understanding of political science and topics relating to US government in particular, is a strong writer and an excellent public speaker." and "Michael contributed in many ways across the Manhattan College campus, including co-writing a weekly column in the Quadrangle, and most notably, in leadership of the College Senate. Michael was elected Speaker at the last meeting in May, 2011 and began work immediately, calling meetings over the summer to pull together ideas for proposed changes and standardize procedures following Robert’s Rules of Order. He became the authoritative source for Senate Constitution and Bylaws, knowing all parts of existing documents, and shepherding a wide range of changes through various committees, the Senate, and Board approval. The reconstituted Senate met for the first time in early February, 2012 and all senators agreed that it already seems, and has great potential to be, a much more energized and relevant body. Michael deserves virtually all of the credit for making this happen."