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This collection includes publications created and distributed by the School of Social Work.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of biographical accounts, correspondence, publications, teaching materials, and papers detailing projects that were directed by two professors from the George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis.    The following projects figure prominently into this collection:a) Tulane University’s Field Instruction Project (1959-1960). This project preceded the 3-School-Project (detailed below) and Washington...

Scope and Contents Mary Hester’s papers collectively examine both the general nature of the social work profession and the relationship between practical field work and academic instruction. This collection is divided into four series as follows: Series 01: Publications (arranged alphabetically by title) Series 02: Class Notes and Syllabi (arranged by class number and then subject) Series 03: Subject Files (arranged alphabetically by subject) Series 04: Professional...

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The Jack A. Kirkland Papers consists primarily of his publications and writings on the American Black family and social and economic development. In addition, the collection includes materials relating to Kirkland’s professional activities, conference materials, correspondence, teaching in the George Warren Brown School of Social Work and the Black Studies Program, and research materials.

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The Martha N. Ozawa Papers includes typescript drafts and final versions of articles, chapters, lectures, etc. written by or edited by Martha N. Ozawa. Also included are materials toward Women's Life Cycle and Economic Insecurity: Problems and Proposals edited by Ozawa.

Scope and Contents The majority of this collection focuses on Ralph and Muriel’s years of professional work in St. Louis and their continued contributions to the field of social work education. Earlier aspects of both of their education and careers in Ohio, New York and Indiana are also represented, although to a lesser extent. The Pumphreys served as leaders, educators, and consultants for numerous social work organizations in the United States and internationally, which is also reflected in their papers....

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The collection includes annual reports and historical information on the Social Science Institute, material relating to various research projects, and publications developed from the research projects.

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This collection contains documents and records from the Kansas City unit of Washington University’s School of Social Work from 1938-1949. The records contained include various meeting minutes and budgets, correspondence, history and brochures, student roster, and statistics.