PETER MOLONEY
8 OWASCO COURT, NISKAYUNA, NY 12309• (617) 875­9238 • peter.moloney.3@bc.edu
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EDUCATION
Boston College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA
PhD in History
May 2014
Thesis: ‘From Common Market to European Union: Creating a New Model State?’
Boston College Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Chestnut Hill, MA
Master of Arts, History May 2007
University of London, Birkbeck College
London, England Diploma in Economics, with merit May 2000
University College Cork Cork, Ireland Bachelor of Arts, with honors, European Studies, French and Spanish May 1995
Université Lyon 3, Erasmus (Study Abroad) Program
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Boston College History Department
Postdoctoral Fellow, Globalization I & II
2015­
Framingham State University, MA
Visiting Professor, Europe & The World Since 1450, Britain Since 1714 (online)
Boston College History Department
Teaching Fellow, Europe & the World I & II
Boston College History Department 2010Teaching Assistant, Europe & the World I & II, People & Nature
2012­2014
2011­2013
2005­
OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE
Cengage Learning, Boston
Freelance Online Content Editor, World History
2011­
RESEARCH & TEACHING INTERESTS
International Political Governance, History of the European Union, Post­War Economic Globalization, 20th Century Trans­Atlantic Relations, Modern British and French CONFERENCE PAPERS & PUBLICATIONS
‘Re­evaluating Britain’s Role in the EC 1972­1992’, 19th International Conference of Europeanists, March 22­24, 2012, Boston (Council for European Studies, Columbia University) Paper under review for publication in The University of Pittsburgh’s Pittsburgh Papers on the European Union.
‘The Summit of ’69: The Hague Summit & the Roots of the European Union’, Ninth Annual Loyola University Chicago History Graduate Student Conference, November 3, 2012.
Online content for Valerie Hansen and Kenneth R. Curtis’ Voyages in World History, (Boston: Wadsworth, 2011)
Online content for F. X. Noble’s Western Civilization: Beyond Boundaries, 7th edition, (Boston: Wadsworth, 2012)
PETER MOLONEY
147 THEODORE PARKER ROAD • BOSTON, MA 02132 • (617) 875­9238 • peter.moloney.3@bc.edu
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AWARDS
College Scholar, University College Cork, Ireland, 1992­1993
Teaching Fellowship, Boston College History Department, 2011­2013
Summer Research Grant, Boston College History Department, 2011, 2012
LANGUAGES & CERTIFICATIONS
French: Gaelic:
Spanish: Portuguese:
German:
Mandarin:
fluent written and oral
fluent written and oral
proficient reading and oral
basic reading and oral
basic reading
basic reading and oral
REFERENCES
James Cronin, Professor & Department Chair, History Department, Boston College
140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
(617) 552­3798, james.cronin@bc.edu
George W. Ross, ad personam Chaire Jean Monnet, Université de Montreal
3477 rue Jean­Brillant, Montreal, Quebec, H3T 1N8
george.ross@umontreal.ca
Larry Wolff, Director & Professor, CEMS, New York University
(212) 998 8615, lw59@nyu.edu
Prasannan Parthasarathi, Associate Professor, History Department, Boston College
140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
(617) 552­1579, prasannan.parthasarathi@bc.edu
Juliet Schor, Professor, Sociology Department, Boston College
140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
(617) 552­4056, juliet.schor@bc.edu