Social Work and Dedication

"The difficulty which has plagued Social Work in its development as a profession is that the Social Workers's dedication is to a degree shared by all Good men and Women. .... Hence we all resist and resent the notion that the task of the Social Worker requires a peculiar combination of Temperament, Intelligence and Experience" - Charles Dollard

(Proceedings of the First Annual Trustees Reception of the New York School of Social Work, Bulletin of the New York School of Social Work ( Columbia University, Sept 1952)). Cited in Chapter 4 by Nina Toren IN Imitai Etzioni / The Semi Professions and Their Organization .- Toronto : The Free Press, 1969.

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