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When reviewing an open application it is useful for coordinators to be able to see what other applications that user has made recently. Sometimes a user will apply for 10 different partners at once - the coordinator would find this information useful when deciding if they should be given priority for the resources they are providing access to.
For data privacy reasons coordinators probably shouldn't be able to browse those applications, just see that they were made.
- Update the review page view (EvaluateApplicationView) with a list of the applicants 5 most recent applications
- Update the review template (application_evaluation.html) to list those 5 applications and their status (e.g. Open, Approved, Sent)
- If an application is to a partner the current user (i.e. the coordinator) is the assigned coordinator for, link it.
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