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Clan Campbell Society
(North America)

Photo: Inveraray Castle on the west coast of Scotland is the ancestral home of the
Duke of Argyll, Chief of the Clan Campbell

Inverary Castle

Thomas G. Mungall, III

Former CCEF Director, Former CCSNA Trustee

Thomas “Tom” Gordon Mungall, III is from Baton Rouge, LA. He has a long association with Scottish Heritage organizations. At one time he was the CCS(NA) Commissioner for Louisiana. Tom has served five terms as President of the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge 1988-1989, 1989-1990, 1993-1994, 2010-2011 and 2011-2012. He currently serves as the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge's Secretary. In November 2012, was awarded the Thistle Award of the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge, the Society's highest honor. He is a two time President of the St. Andrew Society of Baton Rouge and a one time president of the St. Andrew Society of Louisiana (New Orleans). He gave one of the presentations at the 2011 AGM. He developed and maintains the Yahoogroup “Scot Attire” and is a great judge of fine malts. Tom also serves as the Louisiana Regent for the Clan Buchanan Society, International.

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Tom's Scottish cultural interests are varied and include Scottish history, dance, music. He has written articles on Scottish Highland Attire and has a keen interest in Scottish breeds of dogs. He and his wife Catherine own three Yorkshire Terriers, two Cairn Terriers and a Border Terrier. One of Tom and Catherine's favorite activites is dancing. They especially enjoy jitterbug, ballroom, Irish Ceili step-dancing, Scottish Country dancing and Vintage (18th & 19th Century dancing. They dance with the Scottish Country Dance Groups in Baton Rouge and New Orleans and also belong to the Louisiane Vintage Dancers.

Catherine is a Past-Chair of the Louisiana Support Staff Association of Libraries. She is the Past-President of the Bayou Bebes of Baton Rouge Doll Club which is a United Federation of Doll Clubs Affiliate. She also has served as Vice President of the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge.

Tom is a vocational rehabilitation counselor in private practice, specializing in Vocational Assessments, Vocational Testing, Career Counseling, Job Placement/Search Assistance, Life Care planning, Disability Cost Analysis, Labor Market Surveys, Maritime Evaluations, Social Security Disability Vocational Expert Consultation, Forensic Consultation and Expert Witness services. He has been in the business of counseling and vocational rehabilitation since 1984 and have been under contract with the Social Security Administration, Office of Hearings and Appeals since 1987. He has been the President of The Louisiana Association of Rehabilitation Professionals in 1994 as well as "Member of the Year" of LARP in 1992.

Tom has a Master of Education Degree in Counseling from Georgia State University, December 17, 1983. Also, a Bachelor of Science Degree from Georgia State University with a major in Psychology, March 28, 1982. As part of his job, he testifies as an expert witness in many courts of law, both state and federal throughout Louisiana and Texas. He is also a Fair Hearing Officer for Louisiana State Rehabilitation Services.

Join Us!

Clan Campbell Society (N.A.)

Membership benefits include:

– A subscription to our award winning 60 page quarterly magazine, "The Journal"

– Research access to our 250,000 member genealogical database via our Genealogist

– You will receive a vote in the annual elections for members of the Clan Campbell Society (NA) Executive Council

– Special Member pricing on Clan Campbell merchandise

– News of Scottish events and Scottish Highland Games Calendar

– Periodic opportunities for Group Travel to Scotland

A subscription to a monthly eNewsletter with color pictures and events information

– Free entry to Cawdor Castle, ancestral home of the Earl Cawdor, during regular open times (with valid membership card)

– Free entry to Inveraray Castle, home of the Duke of Argyll Chief of Clan Campbell, during regular open times (with valid membership card)

Membership is open to all Campbells, Campbell septs, those married to a Campbell or Campbell Sept, those descended from Clan Campbell, and to those interested in learning about the Clan Campbell, Scottish history and culture, and who acknowledge Mac Cailein Mòr as their Clan Chief, as he is the Chief of Clan Campbell, the greatest family in all of Scotland! (We're a "wee bit" biased.)

Remember, those who get the most out of being a member of the Clan Campbell Society... are those who participate. We welcome you as our kinsmen to join us in our many activities.

To become a member, simply complete the online Membership Application.