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Back of Holiday Letter from Albert and Anne Briggs to their family and friends that documents their first year of service.
Albert and Anne Briggs kept their holiday letter from their first year of service in the Peace Corps. The letter details their transition into the Peace Corps and the drastic degree of change their lives experienced.
Back of letter from Anne Briggs to friends, Jennifer and Hans Arps, who were stationed in Colombia for their Peace Corps service.
Albert and Anne Briggs sent letters to their friends, Jennifer and Hans Arps, who were also in the Peace Corps service. In this letter, Anne wonders if the Peace Corps was better organized where Jennifer and Hans were stationed in Colombia.
Biographical sketch of Bobbe Seibert from the Peace Corps Honduras "Mugbook."
Bobbe Seibert kept the Peace Corps Honduras "Mugbook" that included a biographical sketch of all volunteers from training group 522 00 01.
Biography of Winifred Boge from the Peace Corps Volunteer trainee booklet.
Winifred Boge kept her Peace Corps Volunteer trainee booklet that included biographies of her cohort that she received during her training at the University of California-Davis.
Blue print drawing of a building, the "vereda," that was designed to serve as a school, social hall, and civic center in Dos Aguas, Colombia.
Earl Kessler, an architect, kept this blue print drawing of the "vereda," which was to function as a school, social hall, and civic center. Through the vereda, Kessler hoped the community could refocus attention on the needs and issues of this once…
Blue print drawings of a building, the "vereda," that was designed to serve as a school, social hall, and civic center in Dos Aguas, Colombia.
Earl Kessler, an architect, kept these blue print drawings of the "vereda," which was to function as a school, social hall, and civic center. Through the vereda, Kessler hoped the community could refocus attention on the needs and issues of this…
Certificate awarded to Stephen Bossi by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for his thirteen week training in science education dated 20 September 1966.
Stephen Bossi was awarded this certificate by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for completing a thirteen week training in science education.
Charlotte Daigle-Berney's certificate for attending seminar on social work in 1967.
Charlotte Daigle-Berney received this certificate from the Milton Obote Foundation showing that she attended a seminar on the role of social workers.
Comic strip entitled “A Woman with One Arm†by Roxanna Becheh, Sierra Leone.
Christine Wenk-Harrison kept examples of the work of the students in her art class in Sierra Leone.
Cover of "Proposal Writing Workshop" handbook created by Anita Turner for Peace Corps Volunteers, 6 June 1984.
Anita Turner served as a Management Training Specialist in Kenya. She created this "Proposal Writing Workshop" handbook for use in training for Peace Corps Volunteers.