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The field internship takes place during the spring semester and is a placement for a minimum of 400 clock hours. The student works at their field placement for 32 hours per week for the entire semester and attends the senior seminar once a week at the Saint Leo University campus. Students are responsible for their own transportation to their field placements.

An approved on-site M.S.W. supervisor, the field instructor, supervises the students. Twice during the semester, for the mid-term evaluation and final evaluation, the student is visited by the social work program field liaison who conducts an interview with the student and field instructor to monitor progress, address concerns, and review all evaluation materials. The field liaison assigns the final grade for the student.

The senior seminar is designed to integrate social work course materials with the student's field experience. This is achieved through weekly seminar discussion of the student's field placement, numerous presentations, resume building, interviewing, formal case presentations, and an integrative senior paper. If you have any question, please contact Field Education Coordinator.

 

 
 
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