As we continue our 20th year of publication of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER magazine, exciting things are happening!
First, I want to thank all of our subscribers to THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER's free electronic edition. The Fall 2013 issue of The New Social Worker magazine is now ready to download! It is available, free of charge, in PDF format, directly from The New Social Worker Web site.
First, I want to thank all of our subscribers to THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER's free electronic edition. The Fall 2013 issue of The New Social Worker magazine is now ready to download! It is available, free of charge, in PDF format, directly from The New Social Worker Web site.
THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER magazine and SaraKay Smullens' article on burnout and self care
in the social work profession received the 2013 NASW Media Award for
Magazine/Magazine Article. SaraKay and I will be at the PA NASW
conference next week to accept the awards. I hope to see some of you
there!
For this Fall season, Karen Zgoda and I put together THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER Magazine's Back-to-School Guide for Social Work Students.
This guide is a collection of articles from the magazine that will help
students succeed in the new academic year, mixed with back-to-school
tips from a variety of social work experts. The guide is available in
e-book formats only at Amazon.com (Kindle edition) and Smashwords.com (ePub and other formats).
A new book for your wish list! BEGINNINGS, MIDDLES, & ENDS: SIDEWAYS STORIES ON THE ART & SOUL OF SOCIAL WORK
is is a collection of 99 stories, parables, poetry, and other writings
on life as a social worker. It contains wit and wisdom about the
profession that you will not find in a traditional textbook. As author
Ogden Rogers says in the book's preface, "If
they provoke a smile, or a tear, or a critical question, it’s worth
it." I hope you'll consider putting this book on your holiday and
graduation wish list!
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