Labor History Classes Offered Spring 2010 at Harbor College!
DHLI April 2009 Updates
NEWS
- ILWU 63 and LA Harbor College will enter into a working partnership to create educational programs for local community!
- Former International ILWU President David Arian does Book Reading & Signing at LA Harbor College!
- Film “Made in LA” shown and Garment Workers Center Director Kimi Lee speaks at LA Harbor College!
- LA Trade Tech Approves Introduction to Labor Studies course for meeting American Institutions Requirement for Graduation!
- With LA Trade Tech Labor Center, DHLI helps teach first labor studies classes at newly opened Helen Bernstein High School!
- LA Valley College Approves Sociology of Labor Class!
- West LA College Obtains UC Transferability for California Literature and Labor Class!
- East LA College will schedule History of Working People Class in Fall 2009!
- At memorial service for the late labor scholar Jeff Stansbury, it was announced DHLI will administer the Jeff Stansbury Action Scholarship for Community College Students!
- DHLI appointed to CA Speaker of Assembly’s Commission on Labor Education
For More Updates and Information, see PDF docum
History 81 satisfies IGETC, update on History 82
A History of Working People HISTORY 81 (UC:CSU) currently satisfies:
CSU GE AREA D6, and CSU US-1
IGETC Area 4F
A History of working People HISTORY 82 (CSU) currently satisfies:
CSU GE AREA D6, and CSU US-1
The 82 course was approved after the submission deadline for UC transferability. The course will be submitted this summer for transferability and again in December for IGETC.
CSU US-1 means the courses partially fulfills the US History/Constitution requirement for the CSU system.
Labor Studies 4 Approved for American Institutions Requirement at LA Trade Tech
On Tuesday, February 24, 2009, the course Labor Studies 4 was approved by the LA Trade Tech Curriculum Committee for satisfying the American Institutions and U.S. History requirement for students under Plan A and Plan B.
This means that students can now take Labor Studies 4 to satisfy their American Institutions and U.S. History transfer requirements instead of taking a listed History or Political Science course.


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