Quincy's War: The Story of John Quincy Adams, Bugler, Thirty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - Softcover

Andrew (Andy) Angstrom retired after a thirty-eight year career at the Ashokan Field Campus of the State University of New York at New Paltz, serving as its Director for the last ten of those years. During this career he played a significant role in the development of the internationally recognized Ashokan Outdoor/Environmental Education Program offering hands-on programs in the natural sciences, Native American life ways, colonial life and pioneer crafts. The now, Ashokan Center for Natural Science, History, Music and the Arts. This is the magical place that inspired Jay Unger and Molly Mason's Ashokan Farewell, which became the award winning theme music for Ken Burns' The Civil War.

An avid outdoor person from his youth, he is an Eagle Scout and holds an Associate Degree in Biology and a Bachelors Degree in Secondary Education. He also has a Masters Degree in Elementary Education, specializing in Environmental Education. He holds a New York State Permanent Certificate to teach all primary grades as well as secondary school biology and general science. He has served as a Visiting Assistant Professor for State University of New York, New Paltz Campus, teaching graduate level courses in outdoor education, natural history and environmental studies. He has guided several graduate-level wilderness canoe expeditions for the College. He is a founding father and a past President of the New York State Outdoor Education.