Walker, Walter L., "Changing Thought and Action Styles of Students and Faculty: Imperatives for Social Work Education?", Journal of Education for Social Work, Winter, 1972, 57.
2.
Encyclopedia of Social Work, 1977, 1070.
3.
Unpublished study of Australian graduates, 1977.
4.
Ir. a U.S.A. National Association of Social Workers' Study (1969) 60% of graduates were in governmental services.
5.
A 1979 NASW (U.S.A ) study showed 60% of those studied had assumed administrative, supervisory or consultative positions within two years of graduation. It should be noted that these graduates had an M.A. degree.
6.
Goldthorpe, J. E., Past Makerere Students — A Preliminary Survey of Present Position and Status, 1954.
7.
Genesis 1948.
8.
Pirsig, Robert M., Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Gorgi Books , 1974.
9.
Heron, Alastair, The Early Diagnosis of Individual Differences in the Nature of the Impediments to Successful Performance in the University (of Zambia), SEN/68/134 .
10.
Council on Social Work Education. Building the Social Work Curriculum, Report of the National Curriculum Workshop, Illinois, June 1v-18, 1960.
11.
At second graduation ceremony.
12.
Varley, Barbara K., "Social Work Vaiues: Change in Value Commitments of Students from Admission to MSW Graduation", Journal of Education for Social Work, Fall, 1968, 67-76.
13.
Rogatz, Peter and Marge. "Role for the Consumer", Social Policy , Jan/Feb. 1971, 52-56.
