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A.B., Fordham College; History, 1966 Sample of Courses Taught Sample of Publications John F. McClymer, "This High and Holy Moment": The First National Woman's Rights Convention, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1850, and the Rise of the Woman's Movement (Harcourt College Publishers, 2000) John F. McClymer, Mississippi Freedom Summer (Wadsworth, 2003) John F. McClymer, "Un Dimsdale Canadien: Cure and Community in Late-Nineteenth-Century Worcester," in Faces of Community: Immigrant Massachusetts 1860-2000 (Massachusetts Historical Society, 2003) John F. McClymer, "Who Is Mrs. Ada T.P. Foat? And Why Should Historians Care?: An Historical Reading of Henry James' The Bostonians," Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Volume 2, Number 2 / April 2003 John F. McClymer, "Passing From Light Into Dark," Parts One and Two, and "Historiographical Discussion: If the Irish Weren't Becoming White, What Were They Up To All Those Years?, Journal for Multi-Media History, Volume 4 (2003) Sample of Presentations John F. McClymer, "The Worldwide Web, Teaching and Research in Women's History and Women's Studies, roundtable, Berkshire Conference, June 1999, with Kathryn Kish Sklar, State University of New York at Binghamton; Kathleen D. McCarthy, Graduate Center, City University of New York; Thomas Dublin, State University of New York at Binghamton; Rosemary Fry Plakas, Library of Congress; Anne Engelhart, Schlesinger Library. John F. McClymer, "Teaching Women's History Using Web-based Archives," Organization of American Historians, Los Angeles, April 2001. John F. McClymer, "Reviewing Web Sites: Some Tips about How and, More Importantly, Why," American Historical Association, Chicago, 2003. See Dr. McClymer's national recognition for Woman's Studies teaching website.
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