in the Theory of Social Investigation and Director of Research at the Training School for Jewish Social Work, and has been interested in the bordering fields of sociology and especially social psychology and social work for a number of years. She contributed a critical review of the meetings of the Section on Sociology and Social Work last year and was again asked to review the meetings of the Section this year. It is the earnest hope of those interested in the Section on Sociology and Social Work that the material herewith presented will stimulate further research. As indicated above, the writer will be glad to receive, on behalf of the Committee, comments on these papers and suggestions for the forthcoming meetings to be held in December of i_z9c_. While we are especially interested in reports of research, we shall not eschew stimulating and critical contributions of a theoretical nature.