Indiana University Kokomo - Prometheus Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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K yn . rg- L. ,.........,..-,..,...- - -- Students in Rainsberger's Grievance Arbitration course participate enthusiastically in classroom dis- cussions. Teamwork is the name of the game in this depart- ment as Paul Rainsberger, Director, and Secretary Andy Elledge demonstrate daily. 59

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Labor Studies Bring Heightened Understanding Unions have long been a part of our society and understanding their role in today's work place has been the object of major study in the past dec- ade. The Labor Studies Department of Indiana University offers those individ- uals who are involved with unions, as well as those who are curious about the dynamics of union organizational behavior, the chance to learn and explore this complex socio-structure. Indiana University at Kokomo offers a Certificate in Labor Studies fC.L.S.J which is designed to provide union members with the knowledge neces- sary to participate effectively in the Paul Rainsberger and lack Tharp spend a moment with UAW Vice President Marc Stepp. Harvey Bunke and UAW's Douglas Fraser listen intently to questions posed to them at a press conference at IUK. affairs of their unions. The Associate of Science in Labor Studies expands on the Certificate program to provide a broader understanding and apprecia- tion of economic, social, and political conditions in the labor movement and American society. The Bachelor of Science in Labor Studies expands still further the educational opportunities of both the certificate and associate de- gree programs, The bacheIor's program provides both additional depth and breadth in the area of labor studies and in the liberal arts. IUK has established classes at a Unit- ed Auto Workers QUAWJ union hall in Anderson which marked the first time a public institution in Indiana has offered classes at such a facility. This joint effort was celebrated with a dedi- cation ceremony in August, 1984 in which union leaders from Detroit and Indianapolis, including the UAW Vice President Marc Stepp, were present. Dr. Paul Rainsberger and secretary Andy Elledge man the small depart- ment at IUK which continues to extend it's broad hand to workers in Kokomo and the surrounding communities. Proving once again that size does not determine might, the Labor Studies Di- vision at IUK demonstrates that through cooperation and increased dedication, Life Begins at 40. .W --- -we K sw'

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S Af, ...Q 'CAJUN N 4 x e s 'i tx S 5 C0 TINUING T DIE There comes a time in a person's life when exploring new horizons is an es- sential part of their being. A time when the traditional means of education do not fulfill this need for new knowledge. It is in these times that areas such as the Continuing Studies Department at IUK really serve the community. Classes in the Continuing Studies de- partment range from workshops for secretaries in organization and imple- mentation to classes for the person who enjoys floral arranging. Whether you have a love for additional instruc- tion in the field you're working in or just want to concentrate on refining your skills within a favorite pastime, Continuing Studies fits the bill. Curt Sanderson, Director of the Continuing Studies Division ensures that a variety of courses are offered through the program by working with the community and determining com- munity needf' Special workshops and seminars are frequently designed for different factions of the IUK Service re- gion by working closely with area com- panies. Formal admission to the University is not required and special rates are avail- able for those students who enroll in classes together. Continuing Studies continues to be an integral reason why' Life at IUK Be- gins at 40. 5. 1 s.. , I . 5. 1 J