[PEN-L:4744] IR/HR program with Women's Studies Minor

["Eric Nilsson" <enilsson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> The Masters in Industrial and Labor Relations Program at
> UW-Milwaukee is proud to announce that students can obtain
> a graduate minor and certificate in Women's Studies in
> conjunction with the MILR degree starting in September 1996.
>
> Women are a majority of HR personnel, are being organized far
> more readily than men by unions at present, and are the fastest
> growing segment of the U.S. workforce.  Given these facts, plus
> the historically strong role of both Women's Studies and
> the MILR program at UW-Milwaukee, this program of study will
> offer students a unique opportunity to pull together a diverse
> body of practical knowledge, as well as diverse intellectual
> and political approaches from some of the finest faculty in
> the respective areas in the U.S.
>
> Depending upon the specific course of study chosen, truth in
> advertising demands that we admit that the number of credits
> required to undertake both the MILR degree and the Women's
> Studies minor/certificate may extend beyond the 36 currently
> required for the MILR.
>
> If you or someone you know is interested in pursuing this
> unique degree, please contact either Kim Romenesko
> (kimr@xxxxxxxxxxx) at UW-Milwaukee Women's Studies or Bob
> Drago (address below) at the MILR for further information.
>
> Cheers, Bob
> Bob Drago, MILR Director   drago@xxxxxxxxxxx
> phone (414)229-6494  fax (414)229-3860
> Industrial Relations  http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/MILR
> MILR Univ. Wisconsin-Milwaukee  PO 413  Milwaukee WI 53201 USA
>
>
Eric Nilsson
Department of Economics
California State University
San Bernardino, CA 92407
enilsson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx