Center for the Study of Working Class Life
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Center for the Working Class Studies is a "social sciences" non-profit organization at Stony Brook University.[1]
Advisory Board
In 2009 the Center for Working Class Studies Advisory board included[2];
- Barbara Bowen, President, Professional Staff Congress (CUNY), NYSUT, AFT
- Esther Cohen, Executive Director, Bread and Roses Cultural Project, 1199/SEIU
- Hector Figueroa, Secretary-Treasurer, Local 32BJ, SEIU
- Lester Muata Greene, past-President, Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, NYC
- Bill Henning, Vice-president, CWA Local 1180
- Gerry Hudson, Executive Vice President, 1199/SEIU
- Mark Levinson, Economic Policy Institute
- Kevin Lynch, Business manager, Lodge 340, IAM
- Ray Markey, past-President, Local 1930, DC 37 AFSCME
- Ed Ott, Executive Director, New York City Central Labor Council
- Maida Rosenstein, President, Local 2110, UAW
- Bill Scheuerman, President, United University Professions (SUNY), NYSUT, AFT
- Brenda Stokely, past-President, District Council 1707, AFSCME
- Roger Toussaint, President, Local 100, TWU
Academics:
- Stanley Aronowitz, Sociology, CUNY Graduate Center
- Steven Brier, founder, American Social History Project, CUNY
- John Calagione, CCNY Center for Worker Education
- Gene Carroll, Cornell University ILR School, NYC
- Greg DeFreitas, Economics, Hofstra University, and Director, Center for the Study of Labor and Democracy
- Joshua Freeman, History, Queens College and CUNY Graduate Center
- Linda Gordon, History, New York University
- Jeff Grabelsky, Cornell University ILR School, NYC, and IBEW
- Greg Mantsios, Director, Joseph S. Murphy Institute for Worker Education & Labor Studies, CUNY
- Manny Ness, Political Science, Brooklyn College and founder, Community Labor Coalition
- Frances Fox Piven, Political Science, CUNY Graduate Center
- William Serrin, Journalism, New York University
- Adolph Reed, Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
- Joe Wilson, Director, Graduate Center for Worker Education, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Other:
- Frances Benson, Editorial Director, ILR Books, Cornell University Press
- Juan Gonzalez, Columnist, New York Daily News, and Democracy Now, Pacifica
- Nadia Marin-Molina, Executive Director, Workplace Project
- Thomas Wheatley, Campaign Director, New York Jobs with Justice