Abstract
View of the university labor educator as a semiprofessional who acts as a bridge between the worlds of higher education and organized labor but is not fully accepted in either. Data from a survey of individuals listed in the 1976 directory of the University and College Labor Education Association; Determinants of the status of the university labor educator; Changes in labor extension education. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
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