Supervisor's Toolkit

• Planning and Documentation
• Creating Effective Member-Supervisor Relationships
• Monitoring and Evaluating Members
• Working With Host Sites
  • Benefits of the Intermediary Model
  • Recruiting Host Sites
  • Host Site Applications
  • Host Site Agreements
  • Communicating with Host Sites
  • Visiting Host Sites
  • Evaluating Host Sites

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Evaluating Host Sites

Wisdom from the field:

Don't wait until the end of the year to do an evaluation. "It's really valuable to communicate expectations early and often."
--Karen Mauldin-Curtis, Peace Corps Fellows Program, Macomb, IL

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As part of your end-of-year evaluations, you'll want to measure the effectiveness of your collaborations. Take into consideration what supervisors have to say about members placed at their sites. Also, listen to what members say about their hosts.

Use these resources to:

• Get feedback from site supervisors
• Get feedback from members about their site
• Get feedback from members about their supervisors

These comments could help determine if you invite a site back next year. Or, they could signal that additional resources are needed to make the placement work better.

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