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Social Work Education: Status Quo or Change?University of Tennessee, kmsowers{at}utk.edu
University at Buffalo The authors believe that Stoesz and Karger did not go far enough in their critique. The struggling state of the profession and of social work education is symptomatic of a much larger and fundamental systemic problem that cannot be addressed solely by fixing the Council on Social Work Education or increasing requirements for Social Science Citation Index publications. Social work must build a broad-based capacity for rigorous scientific inquiry and train the next generation of faculty researchers and practitioners to carry on this essential work.
Key Words: social work education social work research Social Science Citation Index social work scholarly activity
This version was published on January
1, 2009 Research on Social Work Practice, Vol. 19, No. 1,
114-115 (2009) |
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