Report/Research
Putting Vocation at the Center of the Curriculum
Putting Vocation at the Center of the Curriculum
October 30, 2018
At a Glance
Students in the Ethnographies of Work course at CUNY’s Guttman Community College become researchers, observing and analyzing workplace culture, expectations, racial norms, and other dynamics. In this report, student and employer participants share their perspectives on this unique learning experience.
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