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The Dudley Sherman Award is bestowed upon MPELRA members who have made outstanding contributions to public sector labor relations.

The MPELRA Bylaws provide that "A Committee shall be established annually to consider candidates for the Dudley Sherman Award. The Committee shall consist of five (5) individuals, including the current President, who shall appoint the remaining four (4) members of the Committee from past Presidents and previous award winners.

1982 Dudley Sherman

1983 Edward D. Callaghan

1984 Eugene F. Berrodin

1985 Arthur A. Mitchell

1988 Joseph W. Fremont

1989 Michael Benedict

1990 Harry J. Konschuh

1993 Susan Zurvalec

1996 Tony Skowronski

1997 Ruthanne Okun

2002 Cathy Brechtelsbauer, Joe Lybik

2003 Jack Lewis, Steve Stratton

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Your next opportunity to get together with your MPELRA colleagues is March 6, 2009 at The Cascades in Jackson! Mark your calendar today, and check the Meetings page for program information.

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MPELRA has been working with Michigan State University's School of Labor and Industrial Relations to develop a searchable database of collective bargaining contracts to replace MPELRA's Contract Databank. The MSU Contract database, along with information on how to submit your collective bargaining contracts to the archives, can be found at http://turf.lib.msu.edu/awards/contractsindex.html

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Grand Valley State University has launched a new site dedicated to grievance arbitration awards, and it needs the help of MPELRA members to get arbitrators to send them in. Go to www.gvsu.edu/arbitrations for details

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Portions of the new MPELRA website are still under construction, so please bear with us if something is not quite finished yet. If you have any comments, suggestions or even frustrations, please feel free to email the webmaster@mpelra.org and let us know how we can improve the site.

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