Writers@Work: Where the Works in Question Involves Questions about Work

The Higgins Labor Program’s Writers@Work offers scribblers of all sorts — social scientists, poets, historians, novelists, journalists, bloggers, you name it — the opportunity to share their unpublished work for constructive criticism. We convene whenever a member of the diverse Higgins constituency has something to workshop. Papers are pre-circulated to enhance the quality of feedback, and participation is by invitation only. Those interested in joining may email Dan Graff, Director of the Higgins Labor Program.

In Spring 2020, we will workshop the following:

Dan Graff, Director of the Higgins Labor Program and Professor of the Practice in History
“’The Key Remedy for the Nation’s Economic Ills’: The UAW’s Forgotten 1958 Fight Against ‘Excess Profits’ and Economic Amnesia in the Contemporary USA”
Fri., Feb. 21, 4 pm, 208 Geddes Hall

Others to be announced soon. Stay tuned.