LBR STD 10 Introduction to Labor Studies
3.74predicted, this instructor
A range 85% · 2% D, F or W · 3.74 raw · 744 grades · 3 terms
Grades with this instructor
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WONG, KENT
1,142 letter grades across 7 courses, Winter 2022 to Winter 2025. Course by course the average runs 3.62 to 3.96, so read the course, not the person.
Teaching in Spring 2026
No sections appear in the available Spring 2026 schedule. This does not establish future teaching plans. The record below is from earlier terms.
Taught in earlier terms
LBR STD M173 Nonviolence and Social Movements
3.70predicted, this instructor
A range 75% · 0% D, F or W · 3.69 raw · 186 grades · 2 terms
Grades with this instructorAF AMER M173 Nonviolence and Social Movements
3.68predicted, this instructor
A range 73% · 0% D, F or W · 3.65 raw · 63 grades · 2 terms
Grades with this instructorCCAS M173 Nonviolence and Social Movements
3.62predicted, this instructor
A range 70% · 2% D, F or W · 3.58 raw · 56 grades · 2 terms
Grades with this instructorLBR STD 188 Special Courses in Labor Studies: Laboring Public Policy: How Working People Shape Policymaking
3.87predicted, this instructor
A range 100% · 0% D, F or W · 3.94 raw · 43 grades · 2 terms
Grades with this instructorLBR STD M166A Immigrant Rights, Labor, and Higher Education
3.76predicted, this instructor
A range 81% · 0% D, F or W · 3.74 raw · 32 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorLBR STD M166B Research on Immigration Rights, Labor, and Higher Education
3.96predicted, this instructor
A range 100% · 0% D, F or W · 4.00 raw · 18 grades · 1 term ·
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