The Best of VAL
By: edited by Brenda Hanlon.
Contributors: Hanlon, Brenda.
Publisher: Volunteer, National Center for Citizen Involvement
Published: 1980
Place of publication: Washington, D.C. (1214 16th St., NW, Washington, DC 20036)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 156
Subjects: Voluntarism -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Voluntarism -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Other titles: Voluntary action leadership.
Notes: A collection of articles from the periodical Voluntary action leadership, 1975-1979.
Table of contents: title: Coming of age / Jarene Frances Lee; title: Can volunteerism renew democracy? /Eva Schindler-Rainman and Ronald Lippett; title: The importance of a voluntary society / Edmund G. Brown Jr.; title: Blacks and voluntary action / King E. Davis; title: Helping patterns in China / Kerry Keen Allen; title: In boards we trust / Brenda Hanlon; title: Never chair the bored / June Calendar Potash; title: MBO: what it is and what it can do for you / Meredith Wesby; title: Recuritment: a super market of volunteers / Carol L. Barbeito and Robert Hoel; title: Preparing the volunteer for work / Sean McAlea; title: The valuable, vital volunteer job description / John H. Cauley, Jr. and Hope M. Martin; title: Keeping track / Patricia Chapel; title: What is supervision? / Dick Hodgkins; title: The challenge of delegation / Ralph G. Navarre; title: What about the staff? / Elizabeth M. Cantor and Margaret R. Pepper; title: The human energy crisis / Dorothy Kelly; title: Firing volunteers; title: several considerations / Vanda Williamson ... [et.].