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Bradley Hale, Ph.D.

Associate Professor, Department of History and Political Science
Phone: (626) 815-6000, Ext. 3133
Email: bhale@apu.edu
Brad Hale, Ph.D., is an assistant professor at Azusa Pacific University, specializing in modern European and African history. In addition to research on French missionary efforts in twentieth-century North Africa, Hale also studies the events, politics, and culture of 1968.

Education

Ph.D. - University of Connecticut, 2005
M.A. - University of Connecticut, 1993
B.A. - Vassar College, 1989

Department

  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
    • History and Political Science

Expertise

  • 1968
  • French Colonialism
  • Modern Africa
  • Modern Europe
  • Modern France
  • Modern World History

Courses Taught

ENGL 110 – Freshman Writing Seminar
HIST 121 – World Civilizations Since 1648
HIST 357 – Enlightenment Europe
HIST 358 – Europe 1789–1914
HIST 359 – Europe 1914–1992
POLI 300 – Research and Writing
POLI 390 – History and Politics of the Non-Western World
POLI 496 – Senior Seminar: Religion and Politics

Professional/Scholarly Presentations

Presentations
Hale, Brad. "The Protestant and Muslim Invasions: Catholic Missionaries and Religious Pluralism in Colonial Algeria, 1919-1939." The Western Society for French History, Annual Conference, Albuquerque, 2007

Hale, Brad. "The White Fathers' Burden: Catholic Missionaries and the Mission Civilisatrice in Interwar Algeria." Western Society for French History, Annual Conference, Lubbock , 2004

Hale, Brad. "'Lazarus Come Forth': The Mission civilisatrice and the 'resurrection' of Christianity in twentieth-century colonial Algeria." The Western Society for French History, Annual Conference, Colorado Springs, 2005

Publications
Hale, Brad. “Is God Over Thirty: Christianity and the Generation Gap in 1968.” The Legacy of 1968: An Interdisciplinary Conference, Chestnut Hill College, Philadelphia, PA, April 5, 2008.

Office Hours

MW 11:00am-noon
T 1:30-2:30pm
R 2:00-4:00pm

Office Location

Ronald Building, Room 122, East Campus