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Douglas Boin is a Professor of History at Saint Louis University's College of Arts and Sciences, specializing in the ancient Mediterranean world, Roman Empire, and Late Antiquity. He holds a B.A. from Georgetown University and M.A./Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin. His research focuses on recovering marginalized histories, particularly of the Goths and early Christians, and directs the Spello Project in Italy, an archaeological initiative exploring the Umbrian town's understudied history. His work spans books, articles, and media contributions to The New York Times, NPR, and History Today.
Education includes:
- B.A., Georgetown University
- M.A./Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin
Research emphasizes overlooked experiences and cultural dynamics in antiquity, such as the rise of Christianity and Roman religious transitions. Key projects include Alaric the Goth (2020) and the Spello archaeological survey.
Notable awards include multiple Beaumont Research Awards (2023, 2020-21), a Mellon Grant (2015-16), and an Innovative Teaching Fellowship (2014). His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate courses on Roman history, late antiquity, and the cultural world of St. Augustine.
Publications include four authored books, numerous peer-reviewed articles, and edited volumes such as The Social Worlds of Ancient Jews and Christians (2022). Media engagements highlight the relevance of ancient history to contemporary discussions.
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