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Welcome, social work students and professionals! Read articles from the Summer 2010 edition of The New Social Worker magazine, now in its 17th year! While you're here--we have job listings, a lively discussion forum, and more for you and your social work career!

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THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER VOL. 17 No. 2 (Summer 2010)
Publisher's Thoughts
Publisher's Thoughts & Table of Contents Summer 2010
Publisher's ThoughtsDear Reader,    I would like to dedicate this issue to the memory of Lisa Gebo, who was a true colleague and friend. We featured Lisa’s story in our Spring...
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Ethics
Social Workers as Whistle Blowers
Rod Blagojevich, Mary McArty, Joseph Eggelletion, Bernie Madoff, Tiger Woods, Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab, Father Thomas Naughton, Geralyn Graham...these are but a few names associated with recent scan...
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Student Experience
The Visit
You have been coming to see me for a long time haven’t you? she asks.     “Yes,” I smile, not really thinking that I have been coming all that long in the grand schem...
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FEATURED ARTICLE
Treating New Social Worker Anxiety Syndrome (NSWAS)
The one thing that concerns me following graduation is I want to know that I am experienced enough and have the knowledge about skills and theories to effectively work with someone. It is important to be more than someone who sits in an office and gi...
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Field Placement
Exploring the Uncharted: Creating a New Social Work Field Placement
You find a social work agency that you believe would be the perfect place for your field practicum, only to discover that it is not on the list of agencies sanctioned by your school of social work. You feel passionate about being placed with this age...
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An MSW's Life
An MSW An MSW's Life Summer 2010
Editor’s Note: Now that T.J. has graduated, we have changed the title of her column for this final installment. Thank you, T.J., for sharing your MSW student experience with us! We wish you the best as you continue on your journey as a new soci...
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Features
The Importance of Closure
It is quite amazing the transformation a mere nine months can make on a graduate social work student. Maybe it is the all day Saturday classes, the incessant reading of journal articles, or the beginning stages of carpal tunnel that turn a bright-eye...
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Rewards & Challenges in Dialysis Social Work
Mr. Jones arrives at the same time every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 8:30 a.m. sharp. He nods good morning to the same familiar faces, exchanging words about the weather and the price of gas. He gets himself a cup of coffee before taking his se...
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Paying Attention to the Small Things Paying Attention to the Small Things
Every day in my work, I encounter youth who have lots to say about their experiences in group care and treatment facilities. I marvel at their ability to be candid and their clarity about what they remember. I am continually surprised by the seemingl...
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Social Work Licensing
10 Questions About the ASWB Exams
An interview with Association of Social Work Boards Executive Director Donna DeAngelis, LICSW, ACSW, by Stephen M. Marson, Ph.D.
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SW 2.0
SW 2.0: Profiles in Social Work Technology: John McNutt, Ph.D. SW 2.0: Profiles in Social Work Technology: John McNutt, Ph.D.
From time to time, I’d like to use this column to profile the work of a colleague who combines the practice of social work and applications of technology. I think this kind of information can be difficult to find, unless one is lucky enough to ...
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Reviews
Book and Video Reviews: Summer 2010
Book reviews of: Substance Use Disorders in Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients; Psychoeducation in Mental Health; Scars: Crative Approaches to Understanding and Coping with Self-Mutilation. Video review of: What Works in Psychotherapy.
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Advertiser Index Summer 2010
Visit our advertisers for the Summer 2010 issue of THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER. They are: Temple University Harrisburg—http://www.temple.edu/harrisburg Erikson Institute—http://www.erikson.edu/dualdegree Lyceum Books—http://www.lyceumbook...
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