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A native of Deerfield in Upstate New York, Alice Reagan graduated with a B.A. in History and Political Science from the University at Albany. She received her M.A. in History from North Carolina State University, and did further graduate work in History at the University of Maryland. Her major field is 19th century southern history and the Civil War. She came to NVCC-Woodbridge in Spring, 1989, and teaches the U.S. History and Western Civilization surveys, as well as the Civil War and Reconstruction and Women in American History. Next Spring, she will offer History of Virginia I. She currently holds the rank of Associate Professor. She received the NVCC Alumni Federation Faculty of the Year Award in Spring, 2000. She received the award for a 2nd time in Spring, 2004. In addition, she received the NVCC Educational Foundation Outstanding Service Award in 2006. She has written 2 books, including one on Atlanta carpetbagger Hannibal I. Kimball, along with several articles. She serves on the Workhouse Museums Committee at the Lorton Arts Center. She is the 2011-2012 Chair of the Woodbridge Campus Council and a member of the NVCC College Senate.