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CWI to Publish The Journal of the Shenandoah Valley during the Civil War Era

Shenandoah University has given approval to CWI to publish an annual journal: The Journal of the Shenandoah Valley during the Civil War Era. The Journal will consist of feature essays – shorter contributions related to people, places and artifacts. It will also include book reviews of the latest publications related to the Civil War era in the region. The journal will be published annually with the first issue slated for release in the spring of 2018. The journal will be edited by CWI’s director, Jonathan Noyalas. Please stay tuned for updates about the journal and information on where to purchase your copy. The journal will be supported by an editorial board consisting of some of the nation’s foremost historians on the Civil War era:

Jonathan M. Berkey, Concord University

James J. Broomall, Shepherd University

Eric A. Campbell, Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park             

Patrick Farris, Shenandoah University

Dennis E. Frye, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

Keith E. Gibson, Virginia Military Institute

Allen C. Guelzo, Gettysburg College

Terence M. Heder, Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation

John J. Hennessy, Historian

Brian Matthew Jordan, Sam Houston State University

Barton A. Myers, Washington & Lee University

Kenneth W. Noe, Auburn University

Kevin R. Pawlak, Mosby Heritage Area Association

Nancy T. Sorrells, Independent Historian

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