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Hiring Trends in Social Work Education

Alvan M. Block College of Social Work, University of South Carolina, USA
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Robert W. Weinbach College of Social Work, University of South Carolina, USA
Pages 13-19 | Published online: 20 Jun 2013

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KarenM. Sowers-Hoag & DianneF. Harrison. (1991) Women in Social Work Education: Progress or Promise?. Journal of Social Work Education 27:3, pages 320-328.
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DianneF. Harrison, Karen Sowers-Hoag & BrendaJ. Postley. (1989) Faculty Hiring in Social Work: Dilemmas for Educators or Job Candidates?. Journal of Social Work Education 25:2, pages 117-125.
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Sheila Feld. (1988) The Academic Marketplace in Social Work. Journal of Social Work Education 24:3, pages 201-210.
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