Since Peace Corps started in 1961, Penn State has
sent over 750 volunteers to 104 countries. The Peace Corps has allowed
Penn State graduates an opportunity for personal growth, a lifetime
experience, and an opportunity to continue on in graduate schools.
How many people can truly say they have had the experience to live
and interact with another culture for two years and learn a new
language, a growing asset in today’s job market?
Schedule an Appointment &/or Classroom Talks
If you are interested in getting information before or during the
application process or any other questions feel free to drop in,
call, or schedule an appointment
. You can schedule a classroom talk on the Peace Corps in either
a 15 or 35 minute format. [more…]
Upcoming Events
An updated events calendar is available with information sessions
or other important dates dealing with Peace Corps at Penn State.
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Networking with Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCV) at Penn State
Penn State has had a long history with the Peace Corps. As a result,
we have many RPCVs at Penn State who are a good resource. If you
want more information on a region or job, feel free to contact one
of our many RPCVs at Penn State and feel free to send them a message.
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Grad School Information
Having a hard time deciding between Peace Corps and grad school?
Peace Corps offers two programs that enable you to combine the best
of both worlds. The Masters International and Fellows programs offer
programs in over 45 universities in a variety of fields of study.
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More information on the Peace Corps
To learn about the Peace Corps, including what volunteers do, where they go, and how you can get involved, visit the Peace Corps website.
Contact Information at Penn
State
Penn State Peace Corps Recruiting Office
Nellie Bhattarai, RPCV Nepal 02’-‘04
Bank of America Career Services Center
University Park, PA 16802
(814) 865-2377 peacecorps@sa.psu.edu
