Robert Fuller is a faculty associate in the School of Historical, Philosophical, and Religious Studies. He is a historian of apocalypticism, fundamentalism, and how religious beliefs have influenced popular attitudes towards environmental science and activism. He earned his Ph.D. from ASU in 2024 and his dissertation which examined how and why evangelical attitudes towards the environmentalism have shifted dramatically over the past half-century should be published in 2025.
When not in the classroom or the archive, Robert is often assisting with the production of history-related programs for television and YouTube series. He serves as a frequent guest expert for the History Channel's History's Greatest Mysteries and was the host of the Study Hall: Modern World History series produced by ASU in collaboration with Complexly.
Courses Taught:
HST110, History of the United States since 1865
HST302, History of Energy & Sustainability
HST302, History of the Olympic Movement
HST306, History of Baseball
HST377, Sports in U.S. History*
*Awarded Outstanding Course by EdPlus and ASU Online.
Education
Ph.D. History - Arizona State University - 2024
M.A. History - University of Texas-Arlington - 2013
B.S. Adolescent Counseling - Mission University - 2008
