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During a two-year evolutionary process, administration and staff moved into the mainstream of controversies current in public welfare and social work practice

The essay explains the origins of the discussion of naming in the discipline. The late Dr. William Little, former president of the National Council for Black Studies (NCBS), called upon the NCBS to lead the nation in confronting the controversy of standardizing what departments should be called based upon the curriculum being offered. This volume is dedicated in his memory.

A comparative analysis is made of two public social service delivery systems which represent the generalist-generic-autonomous worker model of service