Human Services in the Rural Environment 1996: Vol 20 Table of Contents PDF
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HUMAN SERVICES IN THE RURAL ENVIRONMENT Inland Empire School of Social Work and Human Services Eastern Washington University + Summer 1996 + Vol. 20, Number 1 COVER The lighthouse is a focal point of the harbor at South Haven, on the shores of Lake Michigan. 3 Authors’ Profiles RURAL GALLERY The photos in this issue ae feature highlights of the 21st Annual Meeting of the sy, | 4 Empowering Social Workers for Policy Practice: National Institute on Social cy A Scanning Network Model Work and Human Services in hata 8 Rural Areas. The 21st Insti: tute Els eca H. Blakelay , PhD, aopnisd B » L.L oick e, EdD was held in Kalamazoo, Michigan and hosted by the College of Health and Human 8 An Evaluation of Community Mental Health Services : Services, Interdisciplinary Following a Massive Natural Disaster i Rural Health Education Hussein H. Soliman, PhD, Amanda Raymond, MSW, and Susan Lingle, MSW F Program, and School of Social Work at Western Michigan University. The photos were taken by Dr. As 14 Kinship Care in Walton County Robert Rich, faculty member Sara L. Charon, MSW, and Larry Nackerud, MSW, PhD | of the School of Social Work and Human Services at ee 19 Support Systems for Rural Families: Rationale, sia | Strategies and Examples Linda P. Thurston, PhD Notes from the Field: Great Lakes Odyssey: Reflections on the 21st Annual Meeting of the National Institute on Social Work and Human Services in Rural Areas Robert O. Rich, PhD Resource Review: Rural Resources Available Through the National Agricultural Library of the US Department of Agriculture Editorial Staff Managing Editor: Mike Frumkin, Ph Editor: Lynne Clemmons Morris, PhD Subscription Staff: Shelley Pinckney
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