[humanser] Question about Accessible DSMIV-TR/5

[Sandy]

Ericka,

Thanks for the information about Bookshare plus Hadley.  I can say 
membership in NASW is less money while one is a student, and discounted when 
you begin working, or are out of school for the first few years.  It is now 
$195.00 for me, which is with no discounts.  If I was doing more permanent 
work, I'd probably say it is affordable, maybe.  There are times I miss no 
access to the state affiliate site and resources.


Sandy

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From: "Ericka Short" <ericka.short at wi.rr.com>
Sent: Monday, May 05, 2014 6:39 PM
To: "Jan Bailey" <jlb021951 at gmail.com>; "Human Services Mailing List" 
<humanser at nfbnet.org>
Subject: Re: [humanser] Question about Accessible DSMIV-TR/5

> Did  you know that if you are a Hadley student you can get a free 
> Bookshare subscription?  That's the only way I can afford to be a member. 
> Like you Serena, I'm job hunting too.  I understand why others don't 
> become members of NASW.  It is expensive but I didn't realize it is cost 
> prohibitive for those working in the field too.  I thought maybe the 
> employer would pay half at least.  I guess that's wishful thinking
>
> Ericka J. Short
>
>
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