Taking a Labor Studies course is a great way to understand the world of work and to build writing, research, and analytic skills. And, most of these classes also count as sociology credits!
We regularly offer:
- Social Justice and Activism (Labor 191) — a first year seminar for freshmen
- Women and Work (Soc/Labor 201)
- Labor and the Global Economy (Soc/Labor 204)
- Labor and Work in the US (Soc/Labor 280)
- Sports, Labor, and Social Justice (Soc/Labor r 297s)
- Food and Labor (Soc/Labor 391)
With permission of the instructor, advanced undergraduates may enroll in our graduate level courses.