Ensuring Social Work Administration

Abstract

Leadership positions in the social services are often occupied by economists, lawyers, and management graduates, among others, rather than social work professionals who are educated to be social work administrators. This editorial identifies some of the barriers that exist both in graduate schools and in the field of social work which impede social work administrators holding more leadership positions in social service agencies.

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