Feature on Civil War generals. TOPIC:
CIVIL WAR & PEOPLE
Written by Kenny McDougle, printed by
Jim Sayre in March, 1999
OPPOSITE CAREER PATHS: 'STONEWALL' JACKSON AND JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN...Pg 7 |
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| About Professor Kenny O. McDougle Seventy-five members of the Shelby County Civil War Roundtable heard Professor Kenny O. McDougle speak on March 15, 1999, at the Amos Community Center, Dorothy Love Retirement Community. The program was arranged by Dan O’Connor, executive director of Dorothy Love Retirement Community. McDougle, associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Pittsburgh State University in Pittsburgh, Kansas, based his presentation on his two recent papers tracing opposite career paths of two prominent Civil War generals, one Confederate, the other Union: Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson and Joshua L. Chamberlain. A native of Louisiana and educated at Northeast Louisiana University, Louisiana Tech, and the University of North Texas, McDougle holds bachelor and master degrees in music and master and doctorate degrees in education. |
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