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  3. Vol. 12 No. 1 (2011): Special Issue: Social Work and Service Learning in the Age of Competency-based Education

Vol. 12 No. 1 (2011): Special Issue: Social Work and Service Learning in the Age of Competency-based Education

Published: 2011-06-15

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  • Social Work and Service-Learning in the Age of Competency-based Education

    Lisa E. McGuire, Virginia Majewski
    i-vii
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Articles

  • Service-Learning and Social Work Competency-Based Education: A "Goodness of Fit"?

    Amy Phillips
    1-20
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  • Civic Professionalism: Using Service Learning to Educate Social Work Students as Citizens

    Tracey Kathleen Burke
    21-32
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  • Transformational Effects of Service-Learning in a University Developed Community-Based Agency

    Michael Nino, Mo Cuevas, Melody Loya
    33-48
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  • Achieving HBSE Competencies through Service-learning

    Sarah E. Twill, Kathy Elpers, Kathy Lay
    49-62
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  • Pura Vida with a Purpose: Energizing Engagement with Human Rights through Service-Learning

    Carolyn Bartick Ericson
    63-78
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  • Interdisciplinary Service-Learning: Building Student Competencies through the Cross-Cultural Parent Groups Project

    Michele Belliveau
    79-93
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  • Life is Experienced Until We Die: Effects of Service-Learning on Gerontology Competencies and Attitudes Toward Aging

    Sally Hill Jones
    94-112
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  • The New Color is Green: Social Work Practice and Service-Learning

    Emma T. Lucas-Darby
    113-125
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Advances in Social Work
ISSN: 1527-8565
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