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  3. 2000: May (CalSWEC) Special Issue

2000: May (CalSWEC) Special Issue

					View 2000: May (CalSWEC) Special Issue
Published: 2014-05-24

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  • Full May 2000 Special Issue

    • PDF
  • Letter from the Associate Editor

    Rebecca A. Lopez
    2
    • PDF
  • Letter from the Guest Editor

    Sherrill J. Clark
    4-6
    • PDF
  • CalSWEC: A Decade of Collaboration on the Public Social Services

    Karen Ringuette
    7-11
    • PDF
  • Two Paths to Title IV-E: The Road of Qualitative Research

    Ruth Supranovich, Laurel Adam
    12-22
    • PDF
  • A Journey Into the Future: MSW Distance Education in California

    Janet Black, Barbara Cohen
    23-32
    • PDF
  • The Birth and Early Years of CalSWEC

    Edward A. Nathan
    33-36
    • PDF
  • Reflections on CalSWEC as a Catalyst for Change

    Nancy S. Dickinson
    37-38
    • PDF
  • A Tapestry of Social Work Experiences Reinforces a Commitment to Ensuring the Safety and Welfare of Children

    Stacie Buchanan
    39-41
    • PDF
  • How CalSWEC Has Influenced Training and Education for Public Child Welfare Practice at California State University, Sacramento

    Robin Carter
    42-43
    • PDF
  • The Truth: From the Trenches

    Rolan Reichel
    44-45
    • PDF
  • Ongoing Learning: From Title IV-E Student to Public Child Welfare Worker

    Katherine Kellum
    46-47
    • PDF
  • The Truth: To Value Oneself

    Kelly J. Thompson
    48-55
    • PDF
  • The Creation of CalSWEC 1989-1992: Why Did it Work?

    Bart Grossman
    56-60
    • PDF

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