Professor Marilyn E. Weigold
Pace University
Department of Economics, History and Political Science
+1 (914) 773-3457
Email: mweigold@pace.edu

Education

PhD, St.John's University, 1970.
Major: History
Dissertation Title: The Role of the Couverture in French Policy
Doctoral work supported by a New York State Regents Herbert H. Lehman Fellowship

MA, St.John's University, 1966.
Major: History
Master’s work supported by a New York State Regents College Teaching Fellowship

BA, summa cum laude Good Counsel College, 1965.
Major: History

Professional Memberships

New York State Historical Association. (January 1980 - Present).

American Historical Association. (January 1970 - Present).

Organization of American Historians. (January 1970 - Present).

Development Activities Attended

Workshop, "Writing Across the Curriculum," Pace University, Pleasantville, NY. (February 2001 - Present).

"Online Teaching Certification," Pace, Pleasantville, NY. (September 2000 - Present).

TEACHING

Teaching Experience

Pace University
HIS 267, Heroes, Vill &amp; Just Plain Flks, 1 course.
HIS 367, History and Geography of N.Y., 2 courses.
HIS 380, Seminar on Historiography, 1 course.

RESEARCH

Published Intellectual Contributions

Books

Weigold, M. (2014). Yonkers in the Twentieth Century (pp. 369). Albany, New York: SUNY Press.

Other

Weigold, M. (2014). Emily Warren Roebling. American National Biography. New York, N.Y.: Ocford University Press for the American Council of Learned Societies.

Research in Progress

"History of Women in the Engineering Profession" (On-Going)
a study of women in engineering in preparation for doing a revised edition of my book on Emily Roebling

"L.I."s Peconic Bay: 400 Years of History on the North & South Forks" (On-Going)
a comprehensive socio-economic history of the Peconic Bay estuary and contiugous land masses- minor updates will be done when the copyedited proofs arrive from Syrcause U. Press, which will publish the book in the spring of 2015.