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Formation of Association of Training Schools for professional Social Work (later the American Association of Schools of Social Work)
Formation of national Assciation of School Social Workers -
AASSW development of educational requirments for its membership that quickly evolved into accreditation standards for MSW programs
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Formation of National Council on Social Worker Education (NCSWE) to coordinate AASSW and NASSA activities
Formation of Association for Study of Community Organization -
Formation of Council on Social Work Accreditation (CSWE) reflecting the merger of AASSW and NASSA
Writing of the first CSWE Curriculum Policy Statement and Accreditation Standards -
NASW approval of "Code of Ethics"
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CSWE Accreditation of BSW programs
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Formation of Association for Advancement of Social Work with Groups
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NASW initiates Center for Social Policy and Practice to disseminate information about social welfare policy
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NASW approval for revisions of "Code of Ethics"
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BSW curriculum prepares its graduates for generalistic practice through mastery of the core competencies