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Andrew Carroll is a Research Fellow at the Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Chapman University, where he serves as Founding Director of the Center for American War Letters. He is a bestselling author, historian, and playwright known for his work in preserving wartime correspondence and promoting public engagement with military history.
- Education: Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University (1993, magna cum laude)
Carroll’s research interests span military history, historical preservation, and war literature, with a focus on archiving letters and emails from U.S. military conflicts. His work intersects with public humanities and trauma and writing, evidenced by his development of PTSD counseling resources and group sessions at military hospitals.
His scientific awards include:
- Daughters of the American Revolution’s Medal of Honor
- The Order of Saint Maurice (National Infantry Association)
- The Free Spirit Award (Freedom Forum)
- Columbia College Young Alumni Achievement Award
- NEA Chairman’s Medal
Carroll has lectured at institutions such as the Pentagon, West Point, the Library of Congress, and TEDx Santa Barbara. His media contributions include frequent appearances on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum and editorial work for New Yorker, TIME, and Wall Street Journal.
