DC 37 is New York City’s largest public-sector union, with 62 locals representing 150,000 municipal workers. It is also one of the three founding unions that collaborated in 1984 to establish what eventually became the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies. The goal of this collaboration is twofold: to expand higher educational opportunities for union members and to develop the next generations of union members. Learn more now!
Contact
Laura Meltzer
DC 37 Labor Leadership Partnership Coordinator
Laura.Meltzer@slu.cuny.edu
About Our Programs
TUITION SUPPORT
Thanks to generous support from DC 37, the DC 37 Education Fund, and the AFSCME members may be eligible for tuition support in a number of ways:
- Full tuition for undergraduate and graduate courses in Labor Studies;
- Tuition reimbursementfor up to $915 per calendar in any course of study;
- Lillian Roberts Awards of up to $1,250/year for members or children of members who have demonstrated a commitment to gender equality and racial justice
Education Empowers, Unions Empower
Labor Relations and Labor Leadership
For Members Interested In Becoming More Involved with Unions and the Labor Movement
Tuition waiver programs
Will cover tuition for 4-courses in certificate and degree programs at the Undergraduate and Graduate levels.
SLU – Dedicated to Public Service
Public Administration and Urban
For Members Interested In Advancing Their Career in Public Service and Public Administration
Tuition reimbursement programs
The tuition reimbursement plan covers up to $915 per calendar year for eligible members.
Learn more about the SLU experience!
School of Labor and Urban Studies Featured in PEP Talk
Where else but in New York City could you expect a college graduation ceremony to open with the singing of the historic labor song “Solidarity Forever,” along with the country’s national anthem?
That occurred at the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies, which recently celebrated the graduation of the new public university’s first graduating class. Nearly 30 DC 37 members were among the proud graduates.