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LABOR STUDIES CLASSES SPRING 2004

LABR 250: INTRO TO STUDY OF LABOR (3) (GE)
M.W. 2.10 p.m. -3.25 pm. HSS 259. Schedule # 13903

The study of labor in the United States. The nature of work, the development and characteristics of the work force, the history and present nature of labor organizations, and patterns of labor-management relationships.
Instructor: Brenda Cochrane
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LABR 343: WOMEN AND WORK (3) (GE)
Wednesday 7 p.m.-9.45 pm. TH 335. Schedule # 13904

This class covers an historical and contemporary analysis of women in the American workplace including a discussion of the intersection of race, gender and class in the occupational structure.
Instructor: Brenda Cochrane
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LABR 525: DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE (3) (GE)

An overview of workplace diversity and strategies to utilize it positively. Theoretical debates and issues related to race, ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, class, age, and disability. Ways in which individuals and organizations can maximize benefits through respecting and working with diversity.
Instructor: Tanya Russel
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LABR 570: URBAN HEALTH POLICY (3) (GE)

Political economy of urban health system. Critical review of urban health policy; analysis of alternatives. Politics of health care reform. Particular needs of women and communities of color.
Instructor: Leveen
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LABR 695: UNION INTERNSHIP (1, 3)

Get involved with a union organizing campaign for college credit. Consultation with instructor required with respect to time and activities.
Instructor: Brenda Cochrane 
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LABR 699: SPECIAL STUDY (1, 2, 3)

Time and topic individually arranged. Consult instructor
Instructor: Brenda Cochrane
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