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Course: Advanced Labor Leadership: Labor History and EconomicsThrough an expansive overview, you will gain a greater understanding of the history of the United States labor movement. This includes learning about the history of U.S. labor markets, labor leaders, mass movements, the strengths and weaknesses, and mistakes and triumphs of unions and other labor focused organizations. Intertwined with this history, you will be introduced to economic trends and policies, from the federal deficit to the minimum wage law, to see how national and international economics affects workers. *This class is offered every fall.
This certificate program is intended for union, worker center and community-based organization members, staff, activists, and Executive Board officers. You are welcome to enroll at any level: Beginner (Working knowledge of topics), Competent (Good working and background knowledge of topics), or Proficient (Depth of understanding of topics). Upon completion of all six courses, you will:
The Labor Leadership Certificate Program is presented in partnership with the Labor Education Center. Is there a required textbook? For More Information, Contact:Jessica Cook-QurayshiEmail: JCOOK18@depaul.edu | Upcoming Class OfferingsAdvanced Labor Leadership: Labor History and EconomicsDates: 09/13/2025 - 10/11/2025 Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Meeting Pattern Saturday Location: Online Cost: $550.00 Registration Deadline: 09/20/2025 - a $75 late fee will be assessed after this date for late registrations Final Deadline: 09/20/2025 Paper RegistrationIf you wish to register for a class via a paper form, click here. Student PoliciesContact UsFor general inquiries, please email us or call 312-362-6300. |