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10 Nonprofit & Voluntary Sector Q. 1 (1981)

handle is hein.journals/npvolsq10 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITOR'S COMMENTS This issue is the first single issue of the Journal to appear in five years, and is a good bit lengthier than most future issues will be. I am very pleased that it presents the Symposium on Contemporary Issues in Voluntary Action, edited and troduced by John D. Harman and Richard C. Rich. The Symposium on Contemporary Issues was organized by Profs. Harman and Rich at their home university, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, and presented as a conference in November 1980. Publication of selected papers from that conference has been greatly assisted by support from the Center for Volun- teer Development at Virginia Tech. JVAR greatly appreciates that support, and thanks the able Director of the Center, AVAS board member Delwyn A. Dyer, for his commitment. Harman and Rich fully introduce their papers, so my comments can highlight the contributions of some of the many people who make JVAR work. Two of these are our previous Book Review Editor, James C. Petersen, and his succes- sor, Russell L. Curtis. The work of Jim Petersen is gratefully acknowledged, and and the energy and commitment of Russell Curtis is evident as he tackles his new task. The reviews presented in this issue are the first in his admin- istration. Further, Dean Walter K. Gordon of the Rutgers University Camden College merits my profound appreciation for the support he provides JVAR. This support has facilitated our producing 9 issues in 18 months, and has permitted the editor to attend conferences, use the telephone when needed, and to call on such editori assistance as required to deliver the Journal promptly and accurately. In a time of fiscal retrenchment, his sensitivity to the needs and importance of our work in voluntary action research is extraordinary. Acknowledgements and grateful thanks are also in order for Mrs.Ruby Fulk of Boulder, Colorado, who types the Journal with great accuracy, good cheer, and promptness. A stipended volunteer to JVAR, Ruby Fulk contributes in the best spirit of voluntary action. My thanks also to Phyllis A. Padow, Editorial Associate to the Journal, and Sandra Cheesman, who puts everything together before the Journal is delivered on to the Transaction Periodical Consortium for final preparation and printing. Each who I have mentioned contributes much to the Journal, and I'm sure this effort is appreciated by all its readers. It certainly helps make my job an enjoyable one. Jon Van Til Editor

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