Worldview Magazine - Fall 2007 - (Page 42)

was associate dean in the College of Education at the University of Oregon. LIBERIA RUSSIA ADVERTISER INDEX Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, 32 American Jewish World Service, 14 Antioch University, Leadership Program, 35 Antioch University, New England, 31 Brandeis University, The Heller School for Social Policy & Management, 6 Bryn Mawr, Premed Program, 33 CafePress, NPCA merchandise, 30 The Farm School, 43 George Mason University School of Public Policy, 14 The George Washington University, Graduate School of Education & Human Development, 34 Global Volunteers, inside front cover Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government, 31 High Atlas Foundation, Holbrooke honors, 29 Indiana University, School of Public & Environmental Affairs, 12 International Calendar, Madison RPCVs, 4-5 Johns Hopkins University, School of Nursing, 22-23 Johns Hopkins University, School of Public Policy, 39 Loyola College in Maryland, Washington Montessori Institute, 35 Los Angeles Schools, 8 Monterey Institute, School of International Studies, 41 NPCA membership, back cover The New School, Milano School for Management & Urban Policy, 10 Planned Giving, NPCA, 8 Sarah Lawrence, Masters in Teaching, 29 Sarah Lawrnece, Masters in Health Care, 39 Share International, Save the Planet, 38 Social Edge, NPCA, 43 Sunbridge College, Barfield School, 34 Thunderbird School of Global Management, 36 Tufts University, The Fletcher School, inside back cover Tulane University, School of Public Health, & Tropical Medicine, 6 University of Denver, Graduate School of International Studies, 36 University of South Carolina, Moore School of Business, 41 University of Texas, Lyndon Baines Johnson School of Public Affairs, 30 Western Illinois University, Peace Corps Fellows, 32 Tom Seligman (69-70) is the director of Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center and curator of an exhibition of functional objects used by the Tuareg. e exhibit will travel to the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art this fall. MALAWI Jason Stephens (97-99) founded Split Pillow, a Chicago non-proﬁt motion picture production company located in Chicago that funds the production and exhibition of ﬁlms by Chicago-based artists and partners with schools to give youth access to ﬁlm-making. SENEGAL Helaine Selin (68-69) is co-editor of the Encyclopaedia of Classical Indian Sciences: Natural Science, Technology and Medicine. Selin is also the creator of Science Across Cultures, an annotated bibliography of 1,200 books that compare scientiﬁc traditions, and the Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in NonWestern Cultures. MICRONESIA Sarah Koch (05-07) and Steve Bolinger (05-06) run Development In Gardening, teaching urban agriculture and establishing locally run gardens to address urban malnutrition issues. Bolinger began an AID-funded garden in Dakar as a Peace Corps volunteer. Koch and Bolinger have established gardens in Dakar and Ziguinchor to introduce more greens into diets normally heavy in carbohydrates and to serve the needs of HIV/AIDS patients. Pam Mount (67-70) received a Women of Inspiration award from the National Association of Business Owners and the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise at Farleigh Dickinson University. Mount was mayor of Lawrence, New Jersey, and serves on the city council, township planning board and other civic groups. MOROCCO Charlie Gushee (88-90) became executive vice president of Auerbach Grayson & Company, Inc., a brokerage ﬁrm based in New York that specializes in international trading for U.S. institutional investors. Gushee will supervise western Europe research sales. Neal Gottlieb (02-03) is owner of ree Twins Ice Cream in San Rafael, California. e business claims more organic-certiﬁed ice cream ﬂavors than any other business in the world. Barbara J. Kerley Kelly (81-83) was honored by the editors of Highlights for Children for her 2006 article, “Josiah, the White House Badger,” named history feature of the year by the editors. REPUBLIC OF KOREA Bolinger shows First Lady Laura Bush, daughter Jenna his garden. THAILAND Nancie McDermott (75-78) is the author of 300 Best Stir-Fry Recipes, based on her food and travel experiences and of seven other cookbooks. She teaches ai cuisine and has contributed to Food & Wine, Bon Appetit and Fine Cooking. TOGO Business consultant omas Coyner (75-77) is author of Mastering Business in Korea, a guide to creating local business relationships. e Korea Times columnist is president of the consulting company, Soft Landing Korea. Journalist Joshua Norman (00-02) was named a 2007 Kaiser Media Fellow by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. He is a staﬀ writer for e Sun Herald of Biloxi, Mississippi, and contributed to Hurricane Katrina coverage that earned the newspaper the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service Journalism in 2006. Report news of members of the Peace Corps community to JoAnna Haugen at alumninews@rpcv.org. 42 Fall 2007

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Worldview - Fall 2007 Contents Presiden'ts Note Lafayette Park Introduction Interview Commentary Editor's Note Letter from Rumbek, Sudan Listings Letter from Yekaterinburg, Russia Letter from Codaesti, Romania Letter from Catia La Mar, Venezuela Letter from Gumare, Botswana Letter from Ridder, Kazakhstan Letter from Rincon, Cape Verde Letter from Port Au Prince Another Country Community News Giving Back Opinion

Worldview Magazine - Fall 2007

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