The items below were submitted in response to a request for syllabi for introductory courses in labor studies.

Also, Bill Barry suggests visiting his website at Community College of Baltimore County. "...all the syllabi for the labor studies classes at [CCBC] are there. I don't have one, like an Intro, but she could pick/ choose, mix/match from the various, more specialized, topics."

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	Name	Description	Download	Edit
	Introduction to Labor Studies	from Wayne Marshall, Education Director Council 4 AFSCME
	Introduction to Labor Studies	from Greg Giebel, National Labor College
	Labor History	from Joe T. Berry, U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: "Here is one I have used for a 3 credit class, that was a combined labor history and intro to labor class that I have done with apprentices. It was through both Indiana U labor studies and Ivy Tech CC in Indiana."
	Roots and Wings	from Elise Bryant, National Labor College
	Teaching Labor History	Peter Rachleff, Macalester College, St. Paul, MN: "This is not a syllabus, but it might generate teaching strategies or a conversation about them. I am attaching an article I am hoping to publish in the next issue of the LABOR AND WORKING CLASS HISTORY ASSOCIATION newsletter. "
	Unions and Labor Relations	from Sally Alvarez, Cornell: "This is the syllabus I am using to teach the 'Unions and Labor Relations' course that is the LR overview /introduction in the joint certificate in Labor Relations from Cornell and the Murphy Labor Institute at the City University of New York. "
	Women and Work in US History	This syllabus, from Brock University in Canada, was submitted by Sue Doro, whose book "Blue Collar Goodbyes" is one of the required texts.