CHICANO 129
Field Research Methods in Labor and Workplace Studies
Description: Lecture, four hours; field studies, two hours. Designed for juniors/seniors. Discussion of roles of union and nonunion worker organizations in society and in improvement of quality of life for Latina/Latino communities. Review and application of field research methods to labor organizations and workplace sites, especially participant observation, interview techniques, and grounded theory and other methods of data analysis. Letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Victor is a profound teacher, not in the sense of helping students write papers, or learning how to speak well, but in teaching students about the social injustices that are all around us. Victor Narro has the ability to awaken your consciousness and gives you the opportunity to help others within the community. Don't enroll in his class thinking you are going to be able to sit back and do nothing. You will have the opportunity to do some sort of community work, and really learn about community organizing. He's very approachable and easy to talk to. Enjoy! workload for this class was weekly 2 page reflections on the readings and reflecting on our experiences at our community site. Also group powerpoint at the end of quarter. enjoy!
Victor is a profound teacher, not in the sense of helping students write papers, or learning how to speak well, but in teaching students about the social injustices that are all around us. Victor Narro has the ability to awaken your consciousness and gives you the opportunity to help others within the community. Don't enroll in his class thinking you are going to be able to sit back and do nothing. You will have the opportunity to do some sort of community work, and really learn about community organizing. He's very approachable and easy to talk to. Enjoy! workload for this class was weekly 2 page reflections on the readings and reflecting on our experiences at our community site. Also group powerpoint at the end of quarter. enjoy!