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Reference Guides & Bibliographies

Author's Guide to Social Work Journals. 1997. (Ref. HV 85 A93)

Each entry of this practical guide to publishing articles in social work journals provides process information, style requirements, acceptance rates, publication lag times, and circulation data.

Group Work with the Elderly: An Annotated Bibliography. 1997. (Ref. HV 1461 A27 1997)

This work is a comprehensive annotated bibliography of books and journals relating to the care of the elderly. Author and subject indexes are provided.

Handbook of Research Methods: A Guide for Practitioners and Students in the Social Sciences. 2nd edition. 2002. (Ref. Q 180 .55 M4 S67 2002)

The table of contents of this work outlines the research process and follows the steps used in planning and conducting research. Appendixes include a glossary of terms, abbreviations, and symbols; the Greek alphabet; statistical tables; and a checklist for the research proposal.

Research Methods in Social Work. 2004. (HV 11 R69)

This is an introductory text that has been written for both undergraduate and graduate social work students. It is a book that has been described as "very strong concerning the basic research principles and concepts" and as providing "strong practical applications for both conducting and evaluating social work."

Research Methods for Social Workers. 1999. (Ref. HV 11 Y43)

This book offers a conceptual understanding of statistical analysis and prepares the reader to evaluate research, as well as to design and implement it. See also the Introduction to Social Work Research (Ref. HV 11 W583 1998) and Handbook for Research Students in the Social Sciences (Ref. H 62 H24526 1991).

Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods. 2004. 3 volumes. (Ref. H 62 S34 2004)

The "cardinal aim of this encyclopedia is to provide readers... an introduction to research methods by giving an account of their purposes, principles, developments, and applications." The alphabetically arranged entries include examples, discussions, and references. A large bibliography and index are in volume 3.

Social Science Reference Sources: A Practical Guide. 1990. (Ref. H 61 L515)

This comprehensive, annotated bibliography of general reference sources in the social sciences covers research materials in specific disciplines, including law, psychology, anthropology, business, education, geography, history, political science, and sociology. See also the Guide to Information Sources for Social Work and the Human Services (Ref. HV 91 M43 1987).

Social Worker's Guide to the Internet. 2001. (Ref. HV 29 .2 M37)

This textbook provides non-technical instructions on how to access resources from the Internet and lists some useful websites. The Social Worker's Internet Handbook (Ref. HV 40 G73 1998) also gives general instructions and details how Internet resources can be usefully incorporated into a social worker's daily work activities.

Subject Bibliographies Related to Social Work: University of Michigan: See bottom of page for bibliographies http://www.lib.umich.edu/socwork/index.html

Indexes & Abstracts

AgeLine. (AARP)

Produced by AARP's Research Information Center, this searchable, electronic database contains over 60,000 detailed summaries of resources about older adults and aging, including books, journals and magazines, research reports, and videos. AgeLine is updated regularly and includes material from 1978 to the present, as well as selected coverage of the years 1966-1977. The database covers English-language literature published in numerous countries. The AgeLine database serves the general public, policymakers, researchers, and medical professionals and caregivers.

CQ Researcher. 1991- (CQ Press)

This online resource provides lengthy articles on various current topics which provide background information, charts and tables, related statistics, maps, related biographies, bibliographies for further reading, and more. The articles are an immensely valuable starting point for research on social science issues and current events. The database is searchable and browsable by topic or by date produced. The library also has print volumes of the resource from 1991 to 2001. Print volumes are held in Periodicals at H 35 .E352.

Dissertations and Theses Abstracts. 1861- (ProQuest)

This monthly publication includes lengthy abstracts of doctoral dissertations prepared at U.S. and foreign institutions. Digital Dissertations (ProQuest) contains a searchable database from 2005 and 2006.

ERIC. 1966- (Cambridge)

ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) is a comprehensive education index that is available as a database which collectively indexes both journal articles (EJ) and unpublished documents (ED). Topics relevant to social work, such as child abuse, adult education, and counseling are included. Print versions of this source, in two separate indexes entitled Current Index to Journals in Education (Ref. L 11 C8, 1966-92 & FWB, 1983-) and Resources in Education (Ref. LB 1028 R34, 1966- & FWB, 1984-), are also available. Recent ED documents are also available in full-text from ERIC E*Subscribe.

Inter-University Consortium for Political & Social Research. (ICPSR)

The ICPSR, established at the University of Michigan, maintains and provides access to a vast archive of over 45,000 social science-related surveys, studies, and datasets for research and instruction. The Website allows searching of the abstracts in the database, but downloading is required to view the extensive files of raw data. Topics covered in the ICPSR include history, political science, criminal justice, education, social work, public health and medical care, law, sociology, demography, foreign policy, and economics. The UWF Statistics Center (850-474-2790), located in Building 39, Room 129 of UWF's main campus, may be able to assist users in interpreting and analyzing data downloaded from the ICPSR. While the resource is accessible to undergraduates, because of its complex nature and contents, the database is most appropriate for use by faculty and graduate students.

PsycINFO. 1887- (ProQuest)

PsycINFO provides access to citations and abstracts of psychological journal articles, books, and book chapters. This comprehensive source covers issues relating to social work such as counseling, substance abuse, addiction, and family violence. PsycINFO is the electronic version of Psychological Abstracts (Ref. BF 1 P65) & FWB.

Social Sciences Full-Text. 1983- (WilsonWeb)

This multi-disciplinary database provides access to journal articles in social work and the other social sciences.

Social Sciences Citation Index. 1981- (Datastar)

This index provides access to journal articles in social work, sociology, psychology, and related disciplines. The index may be searched by subject, author, or cited author. You must consult a reference librarian in order to access this password-protected database.

Social Services Abstracts. 1980- (Cambridge)

This database provides bibliographic coverage of current research focused on social work, human services, and related areas.

Social Work Abstracts. 1977- (SilverPlatter) and (Ref. HV 1 A29)

This source contains citations and abstracts of articles from scholarly journals in social work. Coverage of family issues, social work policy, delinquency, addiction, and other areas of concern to social work students is excellent.

Sociological Abstracts. 1963- (Cambridge) and (Ref. HM 1 S67)

This work provides citations to articles in over 20,000 journals and to sociology-related dissertations.

Wilson OmniFile Full-Text. 1994- (WilsonWeb)

This completely full-text database provides coverage of over 800 journals from a variety of subject areas.

Style Manuals

Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. 2001. (Ref. Desk BF 76 .7 P83 and Reserve) & FWB

This publication manual provides explicit style requirements and rules for research paper and manuscript preparation. For guides to citing electronic resources visit:

• APA Guide http://www.apastyle.org/elecref.html
• PsychWeb http://www.psychwww.com/resource/apacrib.htm

Writing with Style: APA Style for Social Work. 2000. (Ref. HM 586 S98)

This concise manual provides exercises and simple explanations designed to assist students and professionals in learning to use APA format.

Dictionaries & Encyclopedias

American Community Organizations: A Historical Dictionary. 1986. (Ref. HN 90 C6 A69)

This work contains lengthy definitions of individuals who have contributed to community organizations and associations that have affected the community organization movement. Lists of organizations, key legislation, and important individuals relating to community organization are included in the appendices. A subject index is provided. See also the Biographical Dictionary of Social Welfare in America (Ref. HV 27 B57 1986).

Encyclopedia of Adolescence. 2 volumes. 1991. (Ref. HQ 796 E58)

This comprehensive encyclopedia provides lengthy essays on the emotional, physical, intellectual, and vocational aspects of adolescence. A list of references accompanies each essay and a subject index appears in Volume 2.

Encyclopedia of Aging: A Comprehensive Resource in Gerontology and Geriatrics. 2 volumes. 2001. (Ref. HQ 1061 E53)

This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary introduction to gerontology and geriatrics is indexed and cross-referenced and can be used to research both broad and specific topics.

Encyclopedia of American Prisons. 2003. (Ref. HV 9471 S54 2003)

This alphabetically arranged, fully indexed work provides informative essays on hundreds of terms, concepts, and individuals related to the correctional system in America. Examples include Charles Manson, the Mafia, murders in prison, Sudden In-Custody Death Syndrome, the death penalty, women's prisons, and imprisonment alternatives..

Encyclopedia of Social Work. 3 volumes. 1965- (Ref. HV 35 S6 19th ed. 1995 & FWB).

This irregularly-published work contains alphabetically-arranged articles on topics, recent trends, activities, and leaders in social work. Each article is signed and followed by a bibliography of recent studies. A section containing tables of demographic and social statistics, some dating back as far as 1890, is included.

International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences (IESBS). 2001. (Ref. H 41 I58 2001 & available online)

This highly inter-disciplinary, 26-volume encyclopedia set provides thousands of detailed articles written by 4,000 authors from over 50 countries, including 150 biographical entries of deceased scientists and scholars. The fully cross-referenced work also provides approximately 90,000 bibliographic references and concludes with comprehensive name and subject indexes. This new reference tool helps to supplement and update the information contained in MacMillan's classic, 18-volume International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (Ref. H 40 A2 I5) published in 1968.

International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences. 18 volumes. 1968. (Ref. H 40 A2 I5)

This comprehensive encyclopedia of the social sciences provides coverage of the social aspects of disciplines including art, education, medicine, and more. See also the Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (Ref. H 41 E6).

National Survey of State Laws. 1993. (Ref. KF 386 N38)

Charts containing information on state laws are provided in this source. Laws pertaining to business, education, family, civil rights, real estate, and taxes are covered.

Social Science Encyclopedia. 1996. (Ref. H 41 S63) & FWB (Ref. H 41 S63 1999)

This single-volume encyclopedia provides page-length descriptions of concepts relating to the social sciences. Over 700 entries concerning theories, methodologies, issues, and biographical information are included. Bibliographies accompany each essay.

Social Work Dictionary. 1999. (Ref. HV 12 B37 & FWB).

This work provides short definitions of words, concepts, organizations, historical events, and values related to social work.

Directories

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance. Annual. (Ref. Desk PREX 2.20:) and available online at http://www.cfda.gov.

This comprehensive listing of federal programs and activities providing assistance or benefits to the American public contains information about the agency funding the assistance, the objectives, award type, eligibility requirements, regulations and restrictions, application information, examples of funded projects, and criteria for selecting proposals. Detailed indexes by agency, program, deadline date, function, and subject are provided.

Directory of Community Services: A Directory of Health & Human Services in Escambia County, Florida (First Call for Help). 1998. (Ref. Desk HV 99 E7 I48)

This source provides addresses, phone numbers, and a description of the purpose of community agencies in Escambia County. The directory is arranged alphabetically by agency name and contains a listing of entries by topic for keyword access.

Encyclopedia of Associations. Annual. (Ref. Desk AS 22 E5) and Gale Ready Reference Shelf

Thousands of organizations and associations, including support groups, can be searched by name, keyword, and location in this comprehensive directory. Descriptions generally include the address, contact information, purpose of each organization, and more.

Foundation Directory. Annual with supplement. (Ref. Desk AS 911 A2 F65) & FWB

One of several aids to grants research, this publication offers a geographically-arranged compilation of information on large national foundations, as well as major state and regional foundations. See also:

• Charitable Organizations of the U.S. (Ref. HV 89 C48 1992)
• Complete Guide to Florida Foundations (Ref. HV 98 F5 C55) & FWB
• Foundation Center http://www.fdncenter.org
• GuideStar: The National Database of Nonprofit Organizations http://www.guidestar.org 
  This searchable database presents more than 700,000 U.S. nonprofit organizations.
• Human Service Organizations: Their Publications: A Directory of Selected Sources. 1996. (Ref. HV 89 H849)
  This directory provides addresses and phone numbers of social service organizations and describes the history and purpose of each organization. The work also lists the publications of each organization. Indexes by subject and publication title enhance access to the directory. National social service organizations are also listed on Social Work Access Network (SWAN) http://www.sc.edu/swan/national.html.
• International Foundation Directory (Ref. HV 97 A3 I58 1991)

NASW Register (SilverPlatter) or http://www.naswdc.org/register/default.asp

This directory lists nearly 8,000 state-licensed and certified social work practitioners and outlines their credentials and areas of specialization. A glossary of terms is also included.

Public Human Services Directory. Annual. (Ref. HV 89 A55)

This work lists federal, state, and local public assistance and welfare agencies. It also provides the addresses of agencies that maintain birth, death, and marriage records. Also visit the Economic Success Clearinghouse http://www.financeproject.org/irc/win.asp.

Social Work Education & Employment

Careers in Social Work. 1998. (Ref. HV 10 .5 .G55 1998)

This handy reference discusses social work issues such as finding employment, salaries and benefits, licensing and legal regulations, education, job success, and satisfaction. Part 2 covers various employment settings such as those in government agencies, international employment, and work with adults, children, mentally handicapped, and delinquent clients. Useful appendixes provide various application forms, the NASW Code of Ethics, a directory of social work programs, and two state comparison studies.

Directory of Colleges and Universities with Accredited Social Work Degree Programs. September 2001. (Ref. HV 11 .D585)

Published by the Council on Social Work Education, this geographically-arranged directory lists American institutions of higher education offering baccalaureate and master's programs in social work, including those programs currently in pre-accreditation status. While evaluative information about the programs is not included, each entry provides school name; name of the program director, dean, or coordinator; address; phone; FAX; and email.

Social Work Career Development: A Handbook for Job Hunting and Career Planning. 1997. Ref. HV 10 .5 .D63 1997)

This useful volume presents chapters on beginning the job search, researching market and salary information, preparing resumes, identifying jobs, interviewing effectively, evaluating job offers, and continuing one's professional development. Multiple appendixes provide directories of related associations and publications, sample resumes and interview questions, sources of employment information, and insight into specific fields.

Summary Information on Master of Social Work Programs. 2000/2001. (Ref. HV 11 .C772a)

Published by the Council on Social Work Education, this alphabetically-arranged directory of graduate programs in the U.S. provides contact information, degrees offered, enrollment and applications dates, academic time-unit, tuition rates, units required for graduation, concentrations offered, practicum and thesis requirements, and more for each program listed.

Handbooks & Yearbooks

Annual Review of Psychology. Annual. 1950- (Book Stacks BF 30 .A56) and available online at http://psych.AnnualReviews.org

Each annual volume presents new developments and trends in the field in several essays covering broad subject areas. The essays vary in length from 20 to 40 pages and include extensive bibliographies.

Developments and Research on Aging: An International Handbook. 1993. (Ref. HQ 1061 D48 1993)

This handbook provides descriptive and statistical information about a country's elderly population. Growth of the aged population, roles, status, and problems of the aged, research in biomedical and psychological aspects of aging, and information sources on the aged are addressed in this comprehensive volume. Extensive bibliographies are included in each section.

Handbook of Empirical Social Work Practice. 2 volumes. 1998. (Ref. HV 43 H316)

This work provides comprehensive coverage of mental health, social problems, and other issues that relate to the practice of social work. Each chapter concludes with references to books and journals that provide further information. Indexes by subject and author are included.

Juvenile Justice and Children's Law. 2nd edition. 2001. (Ref. KF 9780 .J375 2001)

This concise work, written for the layperson, presents overviews of issues relating to children and the law. Issues discussed include the juvenile justice system, violence, drugs and alcohol, abuse and neglect, emancipation, and pregnancy. Historical overviews, disciplinary action, causes, statistics, and policies are summarized. Multiple appendixes provide state-by-state outlines for various laws.

Non-Profit Organization Handbook. 1988. (Ref. HV 91 N58)

This work provides information on how to raise and manage funds for non-profit organizations and discusses the development of public relations for non-profit groups.

Older Floridians Handbook: Laws and Programs Affecting Older Floridians. 2000. http://elderaffairs.state.fl.us/english/OLDER/ofh.html

This online book presents easily-accessible information on topics such as financial assistance, health care, housing, planning for the future, and reference and referral information.

Social Work Almanac. 1995. (Ref. HV 90 G53)

This source contains descriptive and statistical information about demographics, children, crime, education, mental and physical health, the aged, welfare, and other issues relating to social work.

Social Work and the Law. 1985. (Ref KF 390 .5 P6 B7 1985)

This work discusses legal and legislative processes in the U.S., social services, major social problems, family issues, and more. It is divided into broad topics in social work, and includes summaries of specific court cases dealing with social issues.

Statistical Sources

Florida: State Health Statistics http://www.FloridaHealthStat.com

This comprehensive health care resource provides links on topics ranging from child abuse to insurance statistics to assisted living facilities.

Kids Count Data Book: State Profiles of Child Well-Being. 2002. (Ref. HQ 792 .U5 K53 2002)

This work contains state statistics on children, including mortality, poverty, crime, and dropout rate. See also Key Facts About Children: A Report on the Status of Florida's Children (Ref. HQ 792 .U5 K4 1996). Also see KIDS COUNT Census Data Online at http://www.kidscount.org/census.

Statistical Abstract of the United States. Annual. (Ref. Desk C3:134 or Ref. Desk HA 202 U58) and http://www.census.gov/statab/www

This essential source presents summary statistics of national, political, social, and economic conditions. See also FedStats http://www.fedstats.gov. For comprehensive statistics on Florida, consult the Florida Statistical Abstract (Ref. Desk HA 311 F55) & FWB.

Uniform Crime Reports. Annual. (Ref. Desk Gov. Docs. J1.14/7) and http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/ucr.htm

Issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, this work is an annual statistical compilation of crime in the United States. See also Uniform Crime Reports for Florida (FLA. DOC. LE.A 3:C64) and Florida Department of Law Enforcement http://www.fdle.state.fl.us/Crime_Statistics/index.asp.

Vital Statistics of the United States. 1937- (U.S. DOC. HE 20.6210:year/vols.)

This three-volume, annual set covers births, mortality, marriage, and divorce on national, state, and local levels for the continental United States, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, and Guam. Vital statistics and other public health-related statistics may be found at the National Center for Health Statistics http://www.cdc.gov/nchs. See also Florida Vital Statistics (FLA. DOC. HRS.I 3:V 4 7/year) and http://www.doh.state.fl.us.

Journals

The following is a partial list of journals available on the second floor of the UWF library. Those with hyperlinked titles are also available in full-text online, though the coverage dates will differ from the dates for our print and microform holdings.

Administration in Social Work	HV40 .A34	v.1 (1977) +
	Available via Haworth Press	v.23 (1999/2000) +
	Available via Ebsco Online	v. 26 (2002) +
Affilia : Journal of Women and Social Work	HV1 .A33	v. 1 (1986) +
	Available via Sage Publications	v.14 (1999) +
	Available via Ebsco Online	v. 14 (1999) +
Aretê	HV1 .A73	v.9 (1984) +
Care Management Journals: Journal of Case Management: The Journal of Long Term Home Health Care	HV43 .J682	v.1 (1999) +
Child & Adolescent Social Work Journal: C & A	HV701 .C438	v.1-8 (1984-1991)
	Available via SpringerLink	v.14 (1997) +
Children & Schools : A Journal of Social Work Practice	LB3013.4 .S62	v.23 (2001) +
Clinical Social Work Journal	HV1 .C63	v.3-7 (1975-1979) v.11-13 (1982-1985) v.17 (1989)
	Available via SpringerLink	v.25 (1997) +
Community Care	HV1 .C65	no.953-991 (Feb-Nov 4 1993) no.993-1008 (Nov 18 1993-Mar 1994)
Families in Society: The Journal of Contemporary Human Services	HV1 .J56	v.71 (1990-2005)
	Microfilm 580	v. 71-81 (1990-2000)
	Available via Publisher	Full Text: v.82 (Jan/Feb 2001) +
The Family	HV1 .J56	v.1-27
Family Preservation Journal	HV699 .F315	v.2 (1997) +
Frame/Work: A Journal of Images and Culture	TR183 .F7	v.4-8 (1991-1997)
Health and Social Work	HV687.5.U5 H4	v.10 (1985) +
Human Services in the Rural Environment	HV85 .H85	v.10-19 (1986-1995/1996)
International Social Work	HV1 .I63	v.37 (1994) +
	Available via Ebsco Online	Online: v.42 (1999) +
	Available via Sage Publications
Journal of Case Management	HV43 .J68	v.7 (1998)
Journal of Community Practice	HN1 .J53	v.4 (1997) +
	Available via Haworth Press	Online: v.4 (1997) +
Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services	HV1449 .J68	v.10-17 (1999-2004)
	Available via Haworth Press	v.10 (2000) +
Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare	HN1 .J63	v.12-18 (1985-1991) v.25 (1998) +
Social Casework	HV1 .J56	v.56-70 (1975-1989)
Social Work	HV1 .S645	v.1 (1956) +
Social Work and Christianity: Journal of the National Association of Christians in Social Work	HV530 .S58	v.21 (1994) +
Social Work in Education	LB3013.4 .S62	v.3 (1980) +
Social Work in Health Care	HV687.A2 S6	v.1-22 (1975/76-1995/96) v.24 (1996) +
	Available via Haworth Press	Online: v.28: no.3 (1999) +
Social Work Research	HV1 .S63	v.18 (1994) +
Social Work with Groups	HV45 .S63	v.1-14 (1978-1991) v.18 (1995) +
	Available via Haworth Press	Online: v.22 (1999) +
Research on social work practice	HV1 .R47	v.4-14 (1994-2004)
	Available via Ebsco Online	Online: v.9 (1999) +

Internet Sites

Associations

• American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy http://www.aamft.org
• Association for Community Organization & Social Administration http://www.acosa.org
• Association of Oncology Social Work http://www.aosw.org: Association information and an oncology resource for the general public
• Association of Social Work Boards http://www.aswb.org
• Clinical Social Work Federation http://www.cswf.org: Promotes the federation and acts as a resource directory
• Council on Social Work Education http://www.cswe.org/
• Institute for the Advancement of Social Work Research http://www.iaswresearch.org/
• International Federation of Social Workers http://www.ifsw.org
• National Association of Social Workers http://www.naswdc.org
• National Network for Social Work Managers http://www.socialworkmanager.org
• National Organization of Forensic Social Work http://www.nofsw.org
• New Social Worker Online http://www.socialworker.com: Emphasizes career development and provides networking opportunities
• Social Work Access Network (SWAN) http://www.sc.edu/swan: Comprehensive access to social work-related resources, list serves, schools, and conferences
• Society for Social Work Leadership in Health Care http://www.sswlhc.org/
• World Wide Web Resourses for Social Workers (WWWRSW) http://www.nyu.edu/socialwork/ip/

Child Care

• Adoption Network http://www.adoption.org
• Child Abuse Prevention Network http://child.cornell.edu/bookmarks.html
• Florida Kid Care http://www.floridakidcare.org: A program to provide health insurance for eligible children
• National Children's Alliance http://www.nationalchildrensalliance.com/nca/index.htm
• Research & Training Center on Family Support and Children's Mental Health http://www.rtc.pdx.edu/
• Trends in the Well-Being of America's Children & Youth 2001 http://aspe.hhs.gov/hsp/01trends/contents.htm

Elder Care

• Aging Issues http://library.uwf.edu/eli/Social/AgingIssues.shtml

Specialized Sources

• Alzheimer's Association http://www.alz.org: Current information on Alzheimer's disease and links to chapters and events
• Center for On-Line Addiction http://netaddiction.com
• Family Economic Self-Suffiiency http://www.sixstrategies.org/homepage.cfm: Calculates basic financial needs
• Healthfinder http://www.healthfinder.gov: Gateway to health and human services information
• National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI) http://www.health.org: A metalist for information and materials on substance abuse
• National Coalition for the Homeless http://www.nationalhomeless.org
• National Partnership for Women & Families http://www.nationalpartnership.org
• The Non-Profit FAQ http://www.idealist.org/npofaq
• Office of Minority Health http://www.omhrc.gov: Consumer information, national minority organizations, programs, documents, grants, and current legislation in several languages

General Sources

• Council on Social Work Education http://www.cswe.org
• Department of Health and Human Services http://os.dhhs.gov
• Florida State Health Statistics http://www.FloridaHealthStat.com: Covers a wide variety of topics
• Health and Human Services Florida http://www.fdhc.state.fl.us: Links to consumer resources, Medicaid publications, nursing home studies, and health statistics and standards
• Social Work Internet Guide http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/socialwork/
• Social Work and Social Services Web Sites: George Warren Brown School of Social Work http://gwbweb.wustl.edu/websites.html
• Social Work Cafe http://www.geocities.com/swcafe_2000/swcafe.html: A vehicle for interaction among social workers and a source of resources
• Social Work Licensing Site http://www.swes.net
• Socioweb http://www.sonic.net/~markbl/socioweb
• World Wide Web Resources for Social Workers http://www.nyu.edu/socialwork/wwwrsw

Send questions or comments to Douglas Low: Social Sciences/Reference Librarian
John C. Pace Library: University of West Florida Library
Date Last Updated: May 2007