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All requests for practicum student placements are referred to Human Resources, who determines if appropriate placements are available. Students may interview with potential supervisors, who then notify HR of their selection to move forward. Students then complete an online orientation reviewing organizational policies and documents. They submit required materials to HR, who assigns the student to a specific department or program and invites them to complete orientation with HR and their supervisor.
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