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AFL-CIO SUMMER SCHOOL

University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
August 8-10, 2008

CORE COURSES & WORKSHOPS
Click HERE to register online

Choose one Core Course OR Choose three different workshops instead of a core course. Select one from each section - 1, 2, & 3)

Choose ONE Core Course, OR Choose THREE Workshops
Choose One: Choose only if NOT taking a Core Course - Choose Three (one each from sections 1, 2, & 3)
One Hundred Years of Labor History US & Pacific NW 1A: The Art of Organizing: Listening & Persuading One-on-One
Skills for Effective Local Union Leadership 1B: Labor's Stake in the Global Warming Debate
Organizing & Building Union Activism Using the "New Media" 1C: Unions 101 (in Spanish)
Basic Steward Skills: Handling Grievances & Building Member Activism 2A: Making News: Get Our Stories in the Media
2B: Mobilizing Your Members Around Politics in the Workplace & Community
2C: Workers, Unions & Politics (in Spanish)
3A: Mediating Conflicts Among Our Members
3B: Focus on the 2008 Election: Ballot Measures & Legislative Issues
3C: Immigration & Labor (in Spanish)

REGISTRATION

The most popular courses fill up fast and class sizes are limited. To register Print the Save The Date flyer and mail or fax to LERC.

NO REFUNDS FOR CANCELLATIONS RECEIVED AFTER AUGUST 1ST, 2008. CANCELLATIONS AFTER DEADLINE WILL BE BILLED THE FULL AMOUNT.

FEES

The fees for Summer School, including courses, materials, housing (except for commuters), meals and snacks are:
AFL-CIO Affiliates: Non Affiliates:
$215 Single $225 Single
$195 Double $210 Double
$175 Commuter $185 Commuter

Mailing Address:

LERC - Summer School
1289 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1289

LODGING

Lodging is in university dorms. For other accommodations you may consider registering as a commuter and staying at a local motel. Call LERC at (541) 346-5054 for a list of motels close to campus.

FACILITIES ACCESSIBILITY

The University of Oregon is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

In order to make the 2008 Summer School as inclusive as possible, please let us know about your accessibility concerns promptly. Participants requiring special accommodation are asked to call us at (541) 346-5054 or TTY (541) 346-0852. Our facilities already comply with the Americans with Disability Act, however, calling to inform us of your particular needs will facilitate the registration process and ensure that we are prepared to meet your individual needs.

Summer School is cosponsored by the Oregon AFL-CIO and Labor Education Research Center.