Kenneth W. Noe

Draughon Professor of Southern History, History Dept., 310 Thach Hall, Auburn University, AL 36849-5207 

 Fall 2009: 10 - 11 MWF, and by appointment

Office: 314 Thach Hall

Telephone: (334) 844-6626, E-mail: noekenn@auburn.edu
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Curriculum vitae

My Courses:
          HIST 1020: World History II
          HIST 2010: U. S. History to 1877  (HIST 2017: Honors)

          HIST 3800: The Historian's Craft
          HIST 3970: Appalachia
          HIST 3970: The Civil War in American Memory
          HIST 4930: Senior Thesis
          HIST 5030: The Old South
          HIST 6030: The Old South (grad)
          HIST 5040: Civil War and Reconstruction
          HIST 6040: Civil War and Reconstruction (grad)
          HIST 7150: Reading Seminar in Civil War History

Course Related Links:
          Appalachian Studies Bibliography
         
Civil War Photographs (Library of Congress)

          Columbus Letter
          Constitutions (Confederate) and (United States)
          Edwards' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
          Emancipation Proclamation
          Garrison Editorial
          Jefferson's First Inaugural Speech
          Jensen's Guide to the Civil War on the WWW

          Kansas-Nebraska Act
          Lee's Farewell Speech
          Lincoln's House Divided Speech
          Lincoln's First Inaugural Speech
          Lincoln's Second Inaugural Speech
       
   "Moving the Mountains," Tim Thornton, Roanoke Times and World News
          State Secession Declarations
          Stephens's Cornerstone Speech
          U. S. Army Corps Badges
          Vallandigham Speech
          Valley of the Shadow

      
   Winthrop's "Model of Christian Charity"

Professional Organizations:
          AAUP, Auburn Chapter
          Alabama Association of Historians  

          Alabama Historical Association
          Appalachian Studies Association
          Organization of American Historians
                      OAH Lectureship Program
          Perryville Enhancement Project
          Southern Historical Association 

Links for Auburn History Students:
          Auburn University Department of History
          Citing Electronic Sources in Turabian Style
         
Plagiarism--How to Avoid It

Personal Links (the usual disclaimers absolving Auburn apply):
          Amnesty International USA
         
Auburn Christian Faculty Forum

         
Battle of Perryville
          Battle of Perryville Virtual Tour
          Sign the Birmingham Pledge
          "Black Confederates" and Perryville: A Disclaimer
          Civil War Bookshelf
          Civil War Memory
 
          Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System

          Civil War Talk Radio  
          The Confederate Soldier's Prayer
          Ecuador 2006 Mission Trip
         
The Gettysburg Power Point
         
George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War

          Google
          David Gushee, "5 Reasons Why Torture is Always Wrong," Christianity Today
          History News Network
          H-Net
         
Los Angeles Dodgers: LA Daily News, LA TimesDodger Thoughts
          Nancy Noe's Web Page
          Rantings of a Civil War Historian
          The Scalawag Mess
          Virginia Center for Civil War Studies, Virginia Tech
          The 2004/07/08 ACC Football Champion
Virginia Tech Hokies: TechSideLine.com
          Weirding the War

Online Articles:
        "Appalachia's Civil War Genesis" West Virginia History 50 (1991)
          "Civil War Military History at the Sesquicentennial"  SMH Panel Address (2009)
          "'Damned North Carolinians': The Lane-Mahone Feud" Journal of Military History 72 (2008)*
          "'The Conservative': Illinois Copperheads  Illinois Historical Journal 84 (1991)
          "Jigsaw Puzzles, Mosaics, and Civil War Battle Narrative"  Civil War History 53 (2007)*

          "Remembering Perryville: History and Memory at a Battlefield" PCA/ACA Paper (2002)
         
"'Somebody Blundered': Woodcock, Bierce and Pickett's Mill " Ambrose Bierce Project Journal 3 (2007)
          "Who Were the Bushwhackers?"  Civil War History 49 (2003)*

Books and Publishers:
 
The Civil War in Appalachia   Perryville     Politics And Culture of the Civil War Era   A Southern Boy in Blue   Southwest Virginia's Railroad       
         


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