Online Learning
Online Labor Studies college-credit courses are offered each semester to make labor education available to unions activists regardless of where they happen to reside. Online courses bring union activists from across the country together with high quality labor education. Cornell ILR credit and non-credit labor programs are proudly taught by members of the Cornell Adjunct Faculty Alliance, NYSUT, NEA, AFT, AFL-CIO.
Spring 2008 Courses
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Preview of Online Courses
To preview our courses follow these steps:
- Go to: http://blackboard.cornell.edu
- Log In with "guest" for NetID and Password
- Select "Course Catalog"
- Select "Industrial and Labor Relations"
- Select "Preview" next to the course title
For more information or to register for a course, contact: Becky Daniels at rpd2@cornell.edu or call 716-852-4191.
What People are Saying about our Programs
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Ed Starr, Esq., Business Manager
IBEW Local 2321, North Andover, MA."Cornell University's ILR On-Line Labor Studies Program has enhanced my skills and understanding of the labor movement and provided me with the skills necessary to be proactive in helping not only my union membership but organized labor as a whole."
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Edward A. Ceccato, Executive Vice President
Niagara Falls Teachers"The major advantage of the on-line courses is that the work can be done at your convenience. So even though my job as a teacher, my family, and my positions as an officer in my local union and activist in my state union require a great deal of time and commitment, the on-line courses allow me the flexibilty to participate in the class whenever I had time to do so."
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Philip M. Knoerzer, Empire State Carpenters
Buffalo/Niagara, Local 289, Cheektowaga, NY"My experience so far with ILR's On-Line Labor Studies Program has been incredibly rewarding and enlightening. I'll have plenty to read for a long time."
