Daniel Gullo

Dr. Daniel K. Gullo received his Ph.D. in medieval European history from the University of Chicago in addition to an M.A. degree in Theology from St. John’s University (Collegeville, MN) and an M.A. in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto. His dissertation, “Eremitic Reform at Fifteenth-Century Montserrat, 1472-1497” discussed the relationship between constitutional changes, education, and book production during the reforms of Santa Maria de Montserrat at the end of the Middle Ages. Dr. Gullo's research focuses on the history of medieval book culture and monasticism in Catalunya and Castilla y León. He currently offers courses on medieval social and intellectual history, the history of the Crusades, and the history of the medieval Spanish Kingdoms. Dr. Gullo is preparing two articles for publication, “The Early Printed Indulgences of Montserrat Re-visited” and “Aristotle’s Politics and the Reform of the Hermits of Montserrat.” In addition to his academic research, Dr. Gullo has published his photography in the Chicago Art Journal and is planning a children's book based on legends found in medieval Spanish folklore.

Dr. Daniel Gullo
Assistant Professor
(Ph.D., University of Chicago)

medieval social and intellectual history, the history of the Crusades, history of the medieval Spanish Kingdoms

Yancey Center,
One Arsenal, Rm 354
Tel: 706-507-8354