Douglas Armstrong

Background

Armstrong, Douglas was born on January 4, 1941 in New Albany, Indiana, United States. Son of Robert Edwin and Mabel Gladys Armstrong.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with honors, Indiana U., 1963; Doctor of Philosophy in Organic (Medicinal) Chemistry, U. Iowa, 1968.

Career

Research associate, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1968-1969; assistant professor, Massachusetts College Pharmacy, Boston, 1969-1974; various educational and industrial positions, 1974-1985; associate professor, Olivet Nazarene U., Kankakee, Illinois, 1985-1988; professor, Olivet Nazarene U., Kankakee, Illinois, since 1988. Participant academic-industry polymer education program Tennessee Eastman Company, 1985. Smith Kline Beecham visiting research fellow U. Iowa, 1987.

Book reviewer in field.

Achievements

• Douglas Armstrong has been listed as a noteworthy Organic chemist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member International Society Heterocyclic Chemistry, American Chemical Society (faculty travel grantee organic chemistry division 1989).

Connections

Married Moonyean Devine, June 8, 1970. Children: Paul, Mary.

Father:

Robert Edwin Armstrong

Mother:

Mabel Gladys Armstrong

Spouse:

Moonyean Devine

child:

Mary Armstrong

child:

Paul Armstrong