1. Introduction

   • Mary L. Gottesfeld

   EditorialNotes Pages: 251 - 252

2. Education for the practice of clinical social work at the master's level: A position paper

   • Helen Pinkus
   • Jean Haring
   • Jeanne Pollock

   Symposium Paper Pages: 253 - 268

3. Discussion by Carol Angell

   • Carol Angell

   Symposium Paper Pages: 269 - 273

4. Discussion by Diane Bernard

   • Diane Bernard

   Symposium Paper Pages: 273 - 278

5. Discussion by Patricia Ewalt

   • Patricia Ewalt

   Symposium Paper Pages: 279 - 283

6. Discussion by Estelle Gabriel

   • Estelle Gabriel

   Symposium Paper Pages: 283 - 289

7. Discussion by Carol H. Meyer

   • Carol H. Meyer

   Symposium Paper Pages: 289 - 292

8. Discussion by Carl Shafer

   • Carl Shafer

   Symposium Paper Pages: 292 - 296

9. Reply by Helen Pinkus

   • Helen Pinkus

   Symposium Paper Pages: 296 - 302

10. Reflections on clinical social work

    • Shirley Cooper

    Aticles Pages: 303 - 315

11. The California Institute for Clinical Social Work: Conception, birth, and early development

    • Jean Sanville

    Aticles Pages: 316 - 327

12. The post-Master's program in Clinical Social Work at the Hunter College School of Social Work, city University of New York

    • Phyllis Caroff

    Aticles Pages: 328 - 335

13. An assessment of social work education and family agency practice

    • John D. Minor

    Aticles Pages: 336 - 341

14. Today's education for today's health care social work practice

    • Helen Rehr
    • Gary Rosenberg

    Aticles Pages: 342 - 350

15. Clues from the past about clinical learning: Reynolds and Towle revisited

    • Roger R. Miller

    Essay Review Pages: 351 - 362

16. Organizing for excellence

    • Jannette Alexander

    News of The Societies Pages: 363 - 366