Shaw, Lynn. Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations: An Apprenticeship Model for Success. Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University, Doctor of Philosophy in Education, 2001

The series consists mostly of Dr. Shaw's Master of Arts Thesis, "Women Union Electricians: A Comparison of Job and Training Experiences of White Women and Women of Color" (two copies, California State University-Long Beach, 1995). The series also contains several short pieces: two newsletter articles written by Dr. Shaw on women and nontraditional work (one with the byline Lynn Dabney); Dr. Shaw's doctoral dissertation, "Diverse Working Class Women in Skilled Trades Occupations: An Apprenticeship Model for Success" (The Claremont Graduate University and San Diego State University, 2001); a PowerPoint presentation delivered to high school students; material related to her sabbatical project on women and men in nontraditional careers; academic papers and reports; and a script for a 1984 radio show, KUCR's (Riverside, Calif.) "What's Left" program, on which Lynn Dabney was a guest (the script does not reproduce her words but does include the hosts' introduction of her). The series also includes a booklet that Dr. Shaw produced for a class at San Diego State University, extensive bibliographical references, a small amount of miscellaneous notes and correspondence. and one personal file related to her wedding.