Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies
Mission
The Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies supports students and faculty at the University of Washington in the study of labor in all of its facets. Through education and research, our mission is to develop labor studies – broadly conceived to include working men and women everywhere – as a central concern in higher education. We cultivate connections with labor communities locally and around the world, and inform policymakers about issues confronting workers.
Core Services Offered
Labor Studies Minor
Funding and Internships
Research
Events
Labor Archives of Washington
Funding Information
Harry Bridges Endowed Chair in Labor Studies
Bridges Center Community Outreach and Events Fund
Martin and Anne Jugum Endowed Scholarship in Labor Studies
Martha H. Duggan Endowed Fellowship in Caring Labor
Frank Jenkins Memorial Fellowship in Labor Studies
Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes Endowed Scholarship in Labor Studies
Gundlach Scholarship in Labor Studies
Theodore L. and Doris M. Hansen Endowed Fund in Labor Studies
Art and Lynn Mink Endowment for Labor Studies
Sherill Crawford Anderson and Clinton M. Rost Endowed Scholarship in Labor Studies
Charles Bergquist Endowed Graduate Research Fellowship in Labor Studies
Kennedy Drayton Endowed Scholarship in Labor Studies
Samuel Bassett Scholarship in Labor Relations
Smith-McWilliams Endowment for Working Women’s Archives
Labor and Employment Relations Association Scholarship
Reporting Structure
Robert Stacey, Dean, College of Arts & Sciences
Related UW Entities
College of Arts & Sciences: Department of Geography, Department of History, Department of Political Science
