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2019 SpringGS 339S Section 01, 6 units
Sweat/Service/Solidarity SL
Days, times, and locations
- Tuesday, Thursday 10:00am to 11:50am
Student Services - Room H104
Enrollment
- Open seats
- 9
- Total enrolled
- 21
- Maximum enrollment
- 30
Instructor
Note: Students should expect two additional hours of contact in the field each week
Analyzes worker agency (class, race/ethnicity, gender, religion), forms of labor organizing and protest from historical, political economy, U.S. and global perspectives. It traces the development of labor organizing and union strategies in the industrial and post-industrial periods and today's global economy. Through real-life case studies, students earn upper-division service learning credits by servicing the needs of local labor unions and workers.(Junior or Senior Standing)
University requirements
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