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Dr. Proulx is a specialist in Roman history who examines the emergence of new forms of authority in the late empire. 

• Ph.D., Ancient History, University of California - Santa Barbara, 2007

Renee Bricker and Michael Proulx. “The Search for Peace in Europe, 1500-1914.” In Oxford Handbook of Peace History. Edited by Christian Peterson, Deborah Buffton, David Hostetter, and Charles Howlett. Oxford University Press, 2022.  

Renee Bricker and Michael Proulx. “Integrating Peace History in the U.S. History Survey Course: Challenging Identity from the Outside In.” The Journal of American History v.105.4 (March, 2019): 951-958. 

Renee Bricker, Donna Gessell, Yi Deng, and Michael Proulx. “A Peace Pedagogy from the Borderlines.” In Routledge Handbook of Pacifism and Nonviolence, edited by Andrew Fiala, 371-383. New York: Routledge, 2018.  

“Holy Roman Empire.” In Transitions and Transformations in World History, 1500-present, edited by Richard Byers. Dahlonega: University of North Georgia, 2018. 

“Color, Adornment, and Social Conflict: Fashioning Cultural Identity and Meanings in Ancient Greece and Rome.” In From Surface to Meaning: Analyzing via Color, edited by Sungshin Kim. North Georgia University Press, 2016. 

“Patres Orphanorum: Ambrose of Milan and the Construction of the Role of the Bishop.” In The Rhetoric of Power in Late Antiquity: Religion and Politics in Byzantium, Europe, and the Early Islamic World, edited by Elizabeth DePalma Digeser, Robert M. Frakes, and Justin Stephens. London: Tauris Library of Classical Studies, 2010. 

“In the Shadow of Anthony: History and Hagiography in the Works of Sulpicius Severus and Paulinus of Milan." Studia Patristica 39 (2006): 423-429.

North American Patristics Society, American Historical Association, Faculty Adviser for Phi Alpha Theta, Faculty Adviser for North Georgia Men’s and Women’s Rugby Clubs, Graduate Adviser