November 2005 Review Period: July 1, 2002 through June 30, 2005 Table of Contents
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Electronic ResourcesStudents and faculty in the School of Social Work rely heavily on journals, major reference works, and databases to conduct research and complete assignments. The following section provides an overview of some of the major electronic resources available for social work research. The majority of the most relevant databases are purchased through library allocations rather than made available through the GALILEO collaborative initiative.
Collection Overview The University Library contains more than 1.4 million volumes, including approximately 4,800 active serials (newspapers, journals, magazines, etc.), 20,000 media materials, and over 293 electronic databases, many of which include full-text. The University Library is also a Federal Document Depository and has more than 800,000 government documents. Other Library Services For resources not available at the University Library, patrons can request materials through the library’s ILLiad service The Interlibrary Services Office can obtain most types of materials, including books, microfilmed newspapers, dissertations, theses, and periodical articles. Audio-visual materials may be requested, but are sometimes difficult to obtain on loan. This service is free of charge to Georgia State University faculty, staff and students. Books available at other University System libraries may be obtained through GIL Express. University Library Contact Lyn Thaxton, Behavioral Sciences Liaison: 404-463-9946 / lthaxton@gsu.edu Revised: 4/6/05 Appendix H1 Strategic Plan School of Social Work Strategic Plan May, 2003 There was consensus that the primary concern raised in all of our efforts to gather information and ideas from the stakeholders was the need to address from a variety of perspectives, the changing Atlanta Metropolitan Community, e.g. immigration, refugees, diversity. In concert with our School’s mission, we have drafted the following: TeachingBy the Fall 2004 semester, the School of Social Work will offer a PERS 2001 course with the content related to the Human Service Needs of a Diverse Metropolitan Area. [Community speakers, health care access, housing, political involvement, etc.]
as a component of the Center (see below) as well. Within three years, the School of Social Work will offer an innovative BSW program to serve the educational needs of the human service providers in the Atlanta community. This degree program will be intended to help professionalize the current work force.
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