REGULATING PSYCHOLOGISTS IN NOVA SCOTIA SINCE 1980

Please find attached the email direct from Queen’s confirming my PhD completion. Please let me know if this is not sufficient and I will ask them to send to you directly.

**Above is in response to this emailnI am reaching out to you on a couple of things:1. The letter sent re your Ph.D. back in June stated that you should complete all requirements of Ph.D. in August. However in order to approve the Ph.D. for registration purposes we’ll need a letter confirming you have in fact completed all degree requirements. That letter could be emailed.

2. You indicated in your application that you will be working at a lab at Dalhousie. However, since you have nominated a psychologist as a second supervisor. do you have other employment secured or in process of being secured?

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Please find attached the email direct from Queen’s confirming my PhD completion. Please let me know if this is not sufficient and I will ask them to send to you directly.

**Above is in response to this emailnI am reaching out to you on a couple of things:1. The letter sent re your Ph.D. back in June stated that you should complete all requirements of Ph.D. in August. However in order to approve the Ph.D. for registration purposes we’ll need a letter confirming you have in fact completed all degree requirements. That letter could be emailed.

2. You indicated in your application that you will be working at a lab at Dalhousie. However, since you have nominated a psychologist as a second supervisor. do you have other employment secured or in process of being secured?

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Posted on December 29, 2021
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