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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'FIELDWORK SITE NAME' where the supervision took place. This identifies the location of your fieldwork.
- Next, fill in the 'FIELDWORK SUPERVISOR' section with the name of the supervisor overseeing your fieldwork. Ensure accuracy for verification purposes.
- Input the 'DATES OF SUPERVISION' to specify the duration of your supervision. This should include both start and end dates.
- Provide the name of the 'ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT' who was supervised during this period.
- Select one option under 'PLEASE CHECK ONE' to indicate whether it was a Level I or Level II supervision.
- Finally, enter the 'ADDRESS WHERE CERTIFICATE SHOULD BE SENT OR EMAIL'. This is crucial for receiving your verification certificate.
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