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This document provides information about the advanced year field placement process for social work students. It outlines important dates and materials needed, including the field application, resume, and listing of 3 agency choices for placement. Students can find all placement materials and search for agencies on their MyFieldEducation dashboard. The document also notes opportunities for students to meet with field coordinators individually or at an upcoming Field Fair event to ask additional questions and learn more about the placement search and selection process.
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