SOCW 2000 (Jones) - Introduction to Social Work  Tags: socw_2000 social_work census  

Comprehensive handbook of social work and social welfare -
REF HV40.C635 2008

Encyclopedia of social work -
REF HV35.S6 1987

American immigrant cultures -
REF E184.A1 A63448 1997

Black Americans: A statistical sourcebook -
REF E185.5.B512 2008

Encyclopedia of race and racism -
REF E184.A1 E584 2008

Encyclopedia of race, ethnicity, and society -
REF HT1521 .E63 2008

Gale encyclopedia of multicultural America -
REF E184.A1 G14 1995

Racial and ethnic diversity : Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, and Whites -
REF E184.A1 R78 2006

• To find books at GPC, use GIL, the library catalog.


• Use the Quick Search option for a broad keyword search, more like searching on the Internet. A keyword search looks for your search term(s) anywhere in the catalog record.
  
  
• Use the Exact Search option to limit your search to a specific field in catalog records. This can be used to search for a book with a known author or title, or it can be used to search for books by subject heading.

Asian Americans
Arab Americans
Hispanic Americans
Indians of North America - Cultural Assimilation
African-Americans - Race Identity
Older people - United States
Older people - United States - Attitudes
Gays - Social Conditions
Lesbians - Social Conditions

***If you don't find any results for a subject heading in GIL@GPC, try searching the GIL Universal Catalog.

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