There is a hacky way you can achieve this.

Give your text a stroke
Now, select your text box and click Object > Effects > Inner Glow

Make sure your effect is applied to Object in the 'Settings for' drop-down menu
Change the 'Blending mode' to Normal
Select your stroke colour
Set 'Opacity' to 100%
Set 'Source' to Edge
Adjust the 'Size' to the desired thickness
Set 'Choke' to 100%

Using inner and outer glows applied to the Object and Text elements of your text box, you can add any number of different combinations of 'strokes' to your text.

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@Jennifer810

As far as i know NO.

But you could do sort of second stroke with dropshadow set to zero blur.

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