Rate My Professor Michael Proulx

Proulx's scholarly output includes several significant publications. With Renee Bricker, he co-authored “The Search for Peace in Europe, 1500-1914” in the Oxford Handbook of Peace History (Oxford University Press, 2022) and “Integrating Peace History in the U.S. History Survey Course: Challenging Identity from the Outside In” in The Journal of American History (2019). Other co-authored works feature “A Peace Pedagogy from the Borderlines” with Bricker, Donna Gessell, and Yi Deng in the Routledge Handbook of Pacifism and Nonviolence (2018). Solo and collaborative pieces include “Patres Orphanorum: Ambrose of Milan and the Construction of the Role of the Bishop” in The Rhetoric of Power in Late Antiquity (2010) and “In the Shadow of Anthony: History and Hagiography in the Works of Sulpicius Severus and Paulinus of Milan” in Studia Patristica 39 (2006). He teaches courses such as World History I, Ancient Greece, Roman Republic, Medieval Europe, and seminars on Greece and Rome at War, Violence and Society in the Pre-Modern Mediterranean World, and Pagans & Christians. Proulx advises Phi Alpha Theta, holds memberships in the North American Patristics Society and American Historical Association, serves on the Gender Studies Council, and is President of the Southeast World History Association (2024-2025).