With the overwhelming negative connotations of disability, how can people ever see disability as a natural part of human diversity, merely another bodily attribute, and one that people can frame in positive terms? In brief, how can people view disability as simply another way of being? In this article, the authors begin to address these questions…

A comparison of beginning and ending scores showed an intensification of graduate social work students' commitment to social change and behavioral science orientation for the whole class. Casework majors were the least committed and community organization students the most committed to social change orientation. (JT)