Office of Domestic Programs

Fellows/USA Directory

Affordable Graduate School – You’ve Earned It!

The Peace Corps’ Fellows/USA graduate school program encompasses more than 50 universities. The universities
provide you with financial aid, and you put the skills learned in Peace Corps to work at home, through internships in
underserved American communities. With degree programs ranging from agriculture to urban studies, and university
partners located across the country, Fellows/USA more than likely has the degree you want, where you want it.
Successful completion of your Peace Corps service entitles you to lifetime eligibility for the Fellows/USA program.
Consider the benefits of becoming a Peace Corps Fellow:

• Earn an advanced degree at reduced cost and help a U.S. community at the same time.
• Learn valuable skills during a “hands-on” internship that can easily be applied to a career in the
United States or abroad.
• Study and exchange ideas with other returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) who share your
interests.
• Gain strong personal and professional support through access to a broad network of
professionals in your field of study.

Find out more: www.peacecorps.gov/fellows

800.424.8580, ext. 1440
fellows@peacecorps.gov
 Office of Domestic Programs
Fellows/USA Directory
Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.
Program Location
Bowling Green State University
School of Leadership and Policy
Studies
Bowling Green, OH 43403
www.bgsu.edu/colleges/edhd/eflp/m
acie
Carnegie Mellon University
H. John Heinz III School of
Public Policy and Management
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
www.heinz.cmu.edu
Columbia University
Teachers College
525 W. 120th Street
Box 90
New York, NY 10027
www.tc.columbia.edu/pcfellows
Cornell University
Department of City and Regional
Planning
106B West Sibley Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-6701
www.crp.cornell.edu
Drew University
Caspersen School of Graduate
Studies
Madison, NJ 07940
http://www.drew.edu/grad-
content.aspx?id=18607
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Arts in Cross- Cross-cultural and international
Cultural and education; gender constructs
International Education across cultures; educational
(MACIE) development and marginalized
populations; second language
acquisition; public health
Master of Science, Public policy/management, arts
Public Policy and management, or health care
Management (MSPPM); policy/management, with
Master of Arts concentrations in information
Management (MAM); technology management;
Master of Science, criminal justice policy; policy
Health Care Policy and analysis; public finance;
Management (HCPM) environmental policy; and
others.
Master of Arts (MA); Math; Science (Biology,
Teaching Certificate Chemistry, Earth Science, or
Physics); Bilingual/Bicultural
Education (Spanish, English);
English; Intellectual
Disabilities/Autism; Social
Studies
Master of Regional Regional planning
Planning (MRP)
Master of Arts in Education; teaching;
Teaching (MAT) certifications in secondary
biology, chemistry, English,
mathematics, social studies,
and Spanish
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Work with organizations such
as the Ohio Migrant Education
Center; Rural Opportunities,
Inc; Adelante, the Latino
Resource Center; Toledo
Public Schools
Internships in local public or
nonprofit organizations,
including health care or arts
organizations, local
governments, school systems,
and community development
corporations.
Teach in New York City public
schools
Summer placement with the
Cornell Urban Scholars
Program (CUSP), which
supports field placements with
community organizations
serving New York City’s most
disadvantaged neighborhoods
Fellows will work with students
through tutoring and student-
teaching in the Orange School
District in New Jersey
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Peace Corps Fellows will Dr. Margaret Zoller Booth
receive graduate 419.372.9950 or
assistantships including 419.372.7350
full tuition waivers plus boothmz@bgsu.edu
stipends depending on
hours worked
A minimum of $6,000 David Eber
per semester 412.268.2164
scholarship; stipends for hnzadmit@andrew.cmu.edu
internships; Public
Service Career
Opportunities program
funding.
Teacher salaries; Shelly Chin
scholarships for 212.678.4080
approximately half tuition pcfellows@tc.edu
Research stipend of Mildred E. Warner
$3,600 and a $1,100 607.255.6816
housing allowance for mew15@cornell.edu
summer placement, plus
tuition and stipend
support
Each Fellow will receive Linda Swerdlow
a 40% tuition scholarship 973.408.3046
lswerdlo@drew.edu
fellows@peacecorps.gov
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Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.
Program Location
Duke University
Sanford School of
Public Policy
Box 90243
Durham, NC 27708-0243
www.pubpol.duke.edu/graduate/mpp
Duke University
Duke Center for International
Development
Box 90237
Durham, NC 27708-0237
www.pubpol.duke.edu/dcid
Duke University
The Fuqua School of Business
P.O. Box 90120
Durham, NC 27708-0120
www.DukeMBARPCVs.org
Duquesne University
John F. Donahue Graduate School
of Business Administration
Pittsburgh, PA 15282
www.business.duq.edu/grad/
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Public Policy Public policy with the
(MPP) opportunity of dual degree in
law, business, divinity,
medicine, environment, or other
professional or Ph.D. programs
Master of Arts (MA) International development
policy with specializations in
development management;
applied economics; social
policy; environmental
management and policy; peace
and conflict resolution
Master’s of Business Accounting, decision sciences, Fuqua on Board; Internships
Administration (MBA) entrepreneurship and
innovation, finance, health
sector management, leadership
and ethics, management,
marketing, operations
management, social
entrepreneurship, and strategic
consulting.
MBA-Sustainable Business administration
Enterprise (SMBA),
Master of Business
Administration (MBA),
MS-Information Systems
(MS-ISM), MS-Taxation
(MST), Master of
Accountancy (MAcc),
Joint Degrees
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Community service projects
with a local nonprofit
organization relating to area of
study or in international
education of local citizens
Community service projects
with a local nonprofit
organization relating to area of
study or in international
education of local citizens
and community engagement in
the Durham area
Placements at the Center for
Economic Transformation or
the Small Business
Development Center
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
$14,000 + tuition Duke MPP Admissions
fellowships, total Office
depends on program & 919.613.9205
duration; possibility of MPPadmit@duke.edu
acquiring other grants,
loans, assistantships,
etc.
$7,500 tuition Stephanie Alt Lamm
scholarships; possibility 919.613.9218
of acquiring other grants, pidpinfo@duke.edu
loans, assistantships,
etc.
Tuition credit (up to 25 Matt Nash
percent off full tuition); 919-660-7791
other merit-based 919-660-1096 fax
scholarships, mnash@duke.edu
fellowships, and financial
aid may be available
Stipends for work; partial Ms. Patricia Moore
tuition assistance; 412.396.5529
Americorps educational moorep@duq.edu
award
fellows@peacecorps.gov
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Fellows/USA Directory
Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.

Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

Duquesne University
Graduate Center for Social and
Public Policy
Pittsburgh, PA 15282
www.policycenter.duq.edu
Social & Public Policy Concentrations in Policy
(MA) Analysis and Administration,
and Conflict Resolution and
Peace Studies
Placements relating to studies
and interests in: environmental
programs, community and
economic development,
housing, social services, etc.
Stipends for work; partial Dr. G. Evan Stoddard
(usually 2/3) tuition 412.396.5179
scholarship; Americorps stoddard@duq.edu
educational award

Florida Institute of Technology
Graduate Teacher Education &
Environmental Fellows Program
150 West University Boulevard
Melbourne, FL 32901-6975
www.fit.edu
MA: Teaching Science and mathematics Federal, State, regional and One-third tuition Dr. Tom Marcinkowski
MS: Biological Science; education; Science (ecology, county environmental agencies; reduction; teaching and 321.674.8946
Chemical Engineering; marine biology, environmental county school districts; private research assistantships; marcinko@fit.edu
Civil Engineering; science, oceanography); scientific and educational stipend support in
Computer Education; management (coastal zone, institutions; and conservation development
Environmental environmental resources); organizations
Education; engineering (chemical, civil,
Environmental Science; environmental, ocean);
Environmental Resource education (computer, science,
Management; environmental)
Mathematics Education;
Meteorology; Ocean
Engineering;
Oceanography; Science
Education
PhD: Biological Science;
Chemical Engineering;
Civil Engineering;
Environmental Science;
Mathematics Education
(EdS, EdD); Ocean
Engineering;
Oceanography; Science
Education (EdS, EdD)

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The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.

Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

Fordham University
The Graduate Program in
International Political Economy
and Development (IPED)
Dealy Hall, Room E 517
Bronx, NY 10458
www.fordham.edu/iped/
George Mason University
Graduate School of Education
MS 4B3
Fairfax, VA 22030-4444
http://gse.gmu.edu/fasttrain/
George Washington University
Department of Teacher Preparation
and Special Education
2134 G Street, NW, #416
Washington, DC 20052
http://gsehd.gwu.edu/teachers2000
Georgia College & State
University
School of Education
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Milledgeville, GA 31061-0490
www.gcsu.edu
Master of Arts (MA), with
specializations in
international banking
and finance;
international
development studies;
international and
development economics;
and international political
analysis.
Master of Education
(MEd); Teaching
Certificate
Master of Arts (MA);
Master of Education
(MEd)
Master of Education
(MEd); Specialist in
Education (EdS); Master
of Arts in Teaching
(MAT); Master of Fine
Arts (MFA)
International political economy
and development (IPED) with
specializations in international
banking and finance;
international development
studies; international and
development economics; and
international political analysis.
Elementary education with
multilingual/international focus; Virginia, public schools
English as a second language
(E.S.L.); International education
(Ph.D.)
Transition special education
(with a focus on learning
disabilities) or content area in
secondary education
Education, Creative writing
Project management
internships that address the
preservation of affordable
housing as well as other
economic issues facing
immigrant and other low-
income communities in the
Bronx.
Teach in Fairfax or Arlington,
(pending openings)
Spring semester of intensive
course work and internship,
followed by teaching in
Montgomery County, Maryland,
Public Schools
Intensive summer coursework
followed by teaching
residencies in Prince George’s
County Public Schools
Teaching assistants, tutors,
special education teacher
training, community creative
writing program development
Full-tuition scholarship;
stipend
In-state tuition rate;
$1,000 stipend per
semester while taking
licensure course work,
not to exceed three
semesters
Full tuition assistance for
course work required for
licensure; full-time
teaching positions
beginning in the fall
Tuition waiver, stipend
Dr. Henry Schwalbenberg
718.817.4064
iped@fordham.edu
Jennifer Coarts
703.993.3602
jcoarts@gmu.edu
Dr. Jeanne Embich
202.973.1061
jembich@gwu.edu
Illana Lancaster
202.973.1104
ilancast@gwu.edu
Dr. Dwight Call
478.445.0875
dwight.call@gcsu.edu

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 Office of Domestic Programs
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Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.
Program Location
Humboldt State University
Program Temporarily Suspended
Department of Education
Secondary Education Program
1 Harpst St.
Arcata, CA 95521
www.humboldt.edu/~educ/
Illinois State University
Stevenson Center for Community
and Economic Development
Campus Box 4200
Normal, IL 61790-4200
www.stevensoncenter.org
Indiana University - Bloomington
School of Public and Environmental
Affairs
SPEA 260
1315 E. Tenth Street
Bloomington, IN 47405-1701
http://www.indiana.edu/~spea/prosp
ective_students/masters/spea_oppo
rtunities/peace_corps.shtml
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Program Temporarily Program Temporarily
Suspended Suspended
California State Secondary Education
Teaching Credentials,
applicable in most
states.
Master of Arts (MA); Applied economics; political
Master of Science (MS) science; sociology (each with
interdisciplinary sequence in
applied community/economic
development)
Master of Public Affairs MPA: Comparative and
(MPA); Master of international affairs; economic
Science, Environmental development; environmental
Science (MSES) policy and natural resource
management; information
systems; nonprofit
management; policy analysis;
public financial administration;
public management; local
government management;
sustainable development,
specialized - MSES Applied
ecology; environmental
chemistry, toxicology & risk
assessment; water resources -
specialized
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Program Temporarily
Suspended
Teaching at Academy of the
Redwoods --an early college
high school
Community and economic
development field experience in
rural and urban communities
with nonprofit organizations;
economic development
councils; community colleges;
state and federal agencies;
cities and counties across the
nation
Two-year, part-time internships
will address community needs
by working for a nonprofit
agency within the region or
local area or with a public
sector department of local or
county government, school
system or educational policy
initiative.
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Program Temporarily Program Temporarily
Suspended Suspended
$15,000/year stipend, Keri Gelenian
textbook stipend, two 707.476.4577
MA classes at reduced keri-
rate, additional gelenian@redwoods.edu
recruitment grants, credit
for Peace Corps service
Graduate assistantship Beverly Beyer
($848/month) during Fall 309.438.7090
and Spring semesters; stevensoncenter@ilstu.edu
stipend ($1,700/month)
during 11-month
professional practice
internship; full tuition
waiver worth up to
$15,756 over 2-year
program; other benefits.
Credit waivers and fee Jennifer Forney
remission valued at 812.855.2840
$4,600 to $12,500 spea@indiana.edu
depending on residency
and a $10,000 stipend
fellows@peacecorps.gov
 Office of Domestic Programs
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Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.
Program Location
Johns Hopkins University
School of Nursing
525 N. Wolfe Street
Baltimore, MD 21205
http://www.son.jhmi.edu/academics/
admissions/peacecorps/
Kennesaw State University
Coles College of Business
1000 Chastain Road
Kennesaw, GA 30144
http://www.ColesMBA.com
Loma Linda University
School of Public Health
Nichol Hall, Room 1306
Loma Linda, CA 92354
http://www.llu.edu/llu/sph/peacecorp
s/fellows.html
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Bachelor of Science, Nursing; nursing and public
Nursing (BSN); health; nursing and business;
Master of Science, community/public health
Nursing (MSN); nursing; adult, pediatric, and
Master of Science, family primary-care nurse
Nursing/Master of Public practitioner; adult acute care
Health (MSN/MPH); nurse practitioner
Master of Science,
Nursing/Master of
Business Administration
(MSN/MBA); Doctor of
Philosophy (PhD);
Doctor of Nursing
Practice (DNP)
Master of Business MBA (students may select 6
Administration (MBA); electives in any area); MACC
Master of Accounting (Master of Accounting)
(MACC)
Master of Public Health Five majors in the MPH
(MPH); Doctor of Public program: environmental health,
Health (Dr.PH) global health, health education,
maternal child health, and dual
degree in maternal child health/
health education. GIS
certificate also available and
national certification as a
Registered Environmental
Health Specialist. University
certificates in humanitarian
assistance and reproductive
health, national certification in
health education (CHES) and
reproductive health certificate
also available.
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Work at Johns Hopkins
Hospital and community health
centers providing clinical
services, health education, or
community organization and
development designed to
prepare Fellows for practice in
underserved communities
Up to 2 years assignment as a
Graduate Assistantship (GA) to
work with the International
Centre and a local Mayan
community.
Community-based learning in
the Norton neighborhoods of
San Bernardino, California.
(Internship requires access to
an automobile.) Assist faculty in
organizing projects and in
helping to mentor students.
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Tuition assistance, which Mary O’Rourke
includes scholarships, 410.955.7548
grants, loans, and orourke@son.jhmi.edu
college work-study;
some scholarships that
cover a portion of tuition
and include stipends for
community service
learning
Fall and spring semester Dan Paracka
tuition waivers; pay for 770.423.6732
GA assignment is dparacka@kennesaw.edu
$2,000 per fall and
spring semesters
Full credit for Peace Kate Reinsma
Corps service; credits for 909.558.4000 ext 42072
community service; sphpcinfo@llu.edu
scholarships; eligibility
for work-study; medical
benefits; access to
student housing
fellows@peacecorps.gov
 Office of Domestic Programs
Fellows/USA Directory
Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.
Program Location
Marquette University
Trinity Fellows Program
707 Building, Room 303
P.O. Box 1881
Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
www.marquette.edu/trinityfellows
Monmouth University
School of Social Work
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
http://www.monmouth.edu/academic
s/schools/social_work/default.asp
New Mexico State University
College of Agricultural, Consumer
and Environmental Sciences
P.O. Box 30003, MSC 3Q
Las Cruces, NM 88003
www.cahe.nmsu.edu/
New Mexico State University
Department of Health Science
P.O. Box 30001, MSC 3HLS
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
www.nmsu.edu/~hlthsci/
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Arts (MA); MA: Communication,
Master of Science (MS); Educational Policy and
Master of Business Leadership, English, History,
Administration (MBA) International Affairs, Political
Science, Public Service, Social
and Applied Philosophy,
Theology
MS: Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Economics
MBA: Business Administration
Master of Social Work Concentration in Clinical
(MSW) Practice with Families and
Children or International and
Community Development
Master of Arts (MA); MA: Agriculture and Extension
Master of Agriculture Education.
with specialization in MS: Agricultural Biology,
Agribusiness (MAG-AB); Agricultural Economics, Animal
Master of Business Science, Plant and
Administration with Environmental Sciences,
specialization in Family and Consumer
Agribusiness (MBA-AB); Sciences, Horticulture, Range
Master of Science (MS); Science, Wildlife Science.
Doctorate in Economic PhD: Animal Science, Plant
Development (DED); and Environmental Sciences,
Doctorate (PhD). Range Science.
Master of Public Health Public health; health education;
(MPH); Master of Social border health; social work;
Work (MSW); Master of nursing
Science, Nursing (MSN);
Joint Degree (MSW &
MPH)
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Work with nonprofit
organizations in Milwaukee on
projects in roles designed to
match interests and
experiences
Fellows will work with
individuals, families, and
communities in New Jersey to
address age, gender, and
social issues
Fellows will complete
internships with urban and rural
development agencies such as,
but not limited to, the NMSU
Cooperative Extension Service,
the New Mexico Climate
Center, the New Mexico
Environmental Department,
USDA National Resource
Conservation Service, or the
Navajo Agriculture Products
Industry.
Work with local health and
human service councils and/or
agencies, including community
health worker programs
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Full tuition scholarships; Carole Ferrara
monthly stipends 414.288.5861
carole.ferrara@marquette.e
du
Fellows will be awarded Dr. Robin Mama
a Graduate 732-571-3543
Assistantship which rmama@monmouth.edu
covers room and board
and 9 credit hours of
tuition remission
Fellows will be awarded John Mexal
full time paid teaching or 575.646.3335
research assistantships jmexal@nmsu.edu
which also include an
out-of-state tuition
waiver.
Based on eligibility, Dr. Sue Forster-Cox
assistantships with in- 575.646.2183
state tuition; economical sforster@nmsu.edu
on-campus housing; and
other benefits
fellows@peacecorps.gov
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The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.

Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

The New School
Milano The New School for
Management and Urban Policy
72 Fifth Avenue, 3rd floor
New York, NY 10011
www.newschool.edu/milano/
Northern Arizona University
College of Business Administration
P.O. Box 15066
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5066
www.nau.edu
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Camden Campus
Dept. of Public Policy & Admin.
401 Cooper St.
Camden, NJ 08102-1521
www.camden.rutgers.edu/dept-
pages/pubpol/
Seton Hill University
Office of Graduate and Adult
Studies
One Seton Hill Drive
Greensburg, PA 15601
www.setonhill.edu/o/index.cfm?PID
=68
Master of Science (MS); Urban policy analysis and Creative projects for social,
Doctor of Philosophy management; nonprofit economic, and political change
(PhD) management; health services in urban communities
management and policy;
human resources management;
organizational change
management; public and urban
policy (PhD)
Master of Business Career tracks in: geographic
Administration (MBA); information systems (GIS);
Business Administration marketing analysis and
-- Accounting (MBA- distribution; management;
ACC) finance; accounting
Master of Public Affairs Educational policy and
(MPA) leadership
Master of Arts (MA); Art therapy (counseling
Master of Business specialization); business
Administration (MBA); administration; elementary
Master of Education education; inclusive education
(MEd) (online program); instructional
design (online program);
marriage and family therapy;
special education; writing
popular fiction
RPCVs will play critical roles in
addressing needs of rural
Northern Arizona and in the
Flagstaff area. Fellows will
utilize skills learned in Peace
Corps service: problem
analysis, development of
responses, organization, and
implementation.
K-12 teaching position at the
LEAP Academy
Work in public or nonprofit
organizations or schools to
address issues in the areas of
Greensburg, Pennsylvania, and
surrounding Westmoreland
County
Five Fellowships for Admissions Office
qualified RPCVs, up to 212.229.5400 ext 1130
50% of their tuition paid. milanoadmissions@newsch
ool.edu
Tuition waivers; stipends Jane Thompson
928.523.7387
mba@nau.edu
Teaching stipends, Sandra Cheesman-
tuition remission, health Cattefesta
benefits 856.225.6860
scheesma@camden.rutgers
.edu
50% tuition discount Bill Byerly
724.838.4209
wbyerly@setonhill.edu

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The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.

Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

Southern New Hampshire
University
School of Community Economic
Development
2500 North River Road
Manchester, NH 03106-1045
www.snhu.edu/ced
University of Alabama at
Birmingham
School of Nursing
Birmingham, AL 35294
www.uab.edu/nursing
Community Economic Community economic
Development-CED (MS); development (CED);
International CED (MS); international community
CED Policy (MA); economic development;
Nonprofit Management business administration. Can
of CED (MA); elect to do weekend program
Community Economic for North American
Development (PhD) practitioners, or 13-month
international “summer
intensive” program for those
who want to OR are working in
the developing world.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing; BSN Second Degree
Nursing (BSN) and Option program; MSN
Master of Science in programs preparing students as
Nursing (MSN) Clinical Nurse Leaders (CDL);
Additional doctoral study is
possible after completing the
MSN, to pursue either PhD or
Doctor of Nursing Practice
(DNP)
Work with non-governmental Tuition assistance, which Kathleen Kennedy
organizations in the student’s includes scholarships, 603.644.3103 ext 2307
home communities and abroad grants, and loans; k.kennedy@snhu.edu
on CED projects designed Fellows Award of $2,000
according to interests and (tuition).
experience of Fellows. Project
topics include micro-enterprise
development; combating
HIV/AIDS through improvement
of women’s livelihoods; and
disaster and post-conflict
reconstruction and
development.
Partnering organizations Each Fellow will receive Dr. Lynda Wilson
include: The University of a $5,000 grant for their 205.934.6787
Alabama at Birmingham first year of study; MSN lyndawilson@uab.edu
Hospital and Health Center; students will receive a
The Children’s Hospital of full-time salary as
Alabama; Jefferson County nursing residents during
Health Department; their second year of
Congregations for Community study
Health

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Program Location
University of Arizona
Graduate College
P.O. Box 210066
Tucson, AZ 85721-0066
http://grad.arizona.edu/peacecorp
University of Cincinnati
School of Planning
P.O. Box 210016
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0016
http://daap.uc.edu/planning/mcp
_fellows
University of Colorado Denver
School of Public Affairs
1380 Lawrence St., Ste. 500
Campus Box 142, PO Box 173364
Denver, CO 80217
spa@cudenver.edu
www.spa.cudenver.edu
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Public Health Public health; public
(MPH); Master of administration and policy,
Business Administration planning; arid lands resources,
(MBA); Master of land use and community
Science (MS); Master of development;
Arts, English as a international/borderlands
Second Language planning; sustainable
(MA, ESL); Master of community design;
Public Administration environmental resources
and Policy (MPAP); planning; public and nonprofit
Master of Science (MS) finance; public administration;
public health; community health
practice; environmental and
occupational health;
epidemiology and biostatistics;
family/child health; health
education and behavioral
science; criminal justice; human
services; and more
Master of Community MCP: Economic development
Planning (MCP); Doctor planning; environmental
of Philosophy planning; international
(PhD) development planning; physical
planning; urban design
PhD: Regional development
planning
Master of Public Public affairs & administration, Internships in the Denver area,
Administration (MPA), and criminal justice;
Master of Criminal concentrations in nonprofit
Justice (MCJ) and PhD management, local
in Public Affairs government, environmental
policy & law; domestic violence,
emergency management and
homeland security
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Work with city, county,
neighborhood, or regional
organizations in southern
Arizona and Mexican border to
serve Hispanic and Native
American communities in areas
such as international border
issues; immigration; community
and economic revitalization;
management of arid lands;
public health; housing; and
homelessness
Assignments with local
planning agencies and
organizations; summer
internships in community
development
job listserv for current students
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Non-resident tuition Georgia Ehlers
forgiveness, assistance 520.621.9103
in establishing paid rpcf@grad.arizona.edu
internships
University graduate Johanna W. Looye
scholarships and 513.556.0216
graduate assistantships. 513.556.1274 fax
Fellows are also johanna.looye@uc.edu
financed through
assignments with local
non-profits and planning
agencies arranged by
the School of Planning.
Paid internships & Dr. Christine Martell
scholarship awards 303-315-2716
Christine.martell@cudenver.
edu
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Program Location
University of Denver
School of Communication &
Graduate School of International
Studies
International and Intercultural
Communication
2490 South Gaylord St.
Denver, CO 80208
http://soc.du.edu/iic/peacecorps.html
University of Denver
Josef Korbel School of International
Studies
2201 S. Gaylord Street
Denver, CO 80208
www.du.edu/korbel/degrees/peace_
corps.html
University of Denver
Graduate School of Social Work
2148 South High Street
Denver, CO 80208
www.du.edu/socialwork
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
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Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)
Master of Arts (MA) Courses in mass & human Internships and Service 10 Credits for Peace Dr. Margaret Thompson
communication, and Learning in the Denver Metro Corps service, 303.871.3947
international studies, with areas Area and throughout the United scholarship awards 303.871.4949 fax
of possible concentration in: States mthompso@du.edu
culture & conflict management;
development communication;
international print, broadcast,
and online journalism;
international /intercultural public
relations and marketing;
technology and management;
web site development and
management; international
video/film production; global
health & communication;
human rights; international
administration;
international/intercultural
training; international politics
Master of Arts (MA); International studies, security; Internships with nonprofits in $5,000 scholarship, 18 Nicole Vilegi
Doctorate (PhD) international administration; Colorado based on Fellows’ hours of tuition waiver 303.871.3838
global finance, trade, and interests based on PC Nicole.vilegi@du.edu
economic integration; global experience; eligibility for
studies; international departmental funding
development; international and other aid; some
human rights paid internships
Master of Social Work Students concentrate in either All MSW students complete an Peace Corps Fellows Dr. Julie Laser
(MSW) clinical or community practice; internship during each year of the Scholarships ($5,000) in Office of Admission
Doctorate (PhD) specialized certificates offered in program. There are more than addition to merit- and 303.871.2841
social work with Latinos/as, 600 clinical and community need-based awards; the Gssw-admission@du.edu 
interpersonal trauma studies, internship sites from which to GSSW application fee is
couples & family therapy, animal- choose. waived.
assisted social work.
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Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

University of Maryland-Baltimore
School of Social Work
Louis L. Kaplan Hall
525 West Redwood Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
http://www.ssw.umaryland.edu/com
munity_outreach/swcos/
University of Maryland-Baltimore
County
Shriver Peaceworker Program
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
www.shrivercenter.org
University of Maryland-College
Park
School of Public Policy
2101 Van Munching Hall
College Park, MD 20742
www.publicpolicy.umd.edu/
Master of Social Work Academic social work options
(MSW) include clinical concentration or
management and community
organization and a field of
practice in aging; families and
children; health; mental health;
social action and community
development; substance abuse;
or child, adolescent, and family
health.
Master of Arts (MA); Education; public policy;
Master of Community applied sociology; social work;
Planning (MCP); Master intercultural communications;
of Public Policy (MPP); nonprofit management; urban
Master of Science (MS); studies and planning; economic
Master of Social Work policy analysis; emergency
(MSW) health services; and others
Master of Public Policy Public policy; public
(MPP); Master of Public management, engineering,
Management (MPM); business; life sciences and
Master of Engineering conservation biology; law;
and Public Policy; joint international development;
master’s programs with international security and
the School of Business, economic policy; social policy;
College of Life Sciences environmental policy;
Conservation Biology management, finance, and
Program, and School of leadership
Law
Exciting field work at a
community based placements
with marginalized populations
including many community
organizing/development
options. Placements
opportunities change as
funding becomes available.
Inquire as to current
opportunities.
Graduate service learning
model: full-time academic study
and 20hr/week community
service placement in related
field. Study and service are
integrated through weekly
ethical reflection seminars with
cohort of Peaceworker
Fellows.
Work with high-needs
populations in and around the
College Park area in concert
with the Community Partners
Program of the Engaged
University
$10,000 stipend for Lane Victorson
qualified field 410.706.5316
placements; work study; 410.706.4455 fax
education award (subject lvictorson@ssw.umaryland.
to eligibility); opportunity edu
for select scholarships
Tuition remission Dr. Joby Taylor
(approximately 410.455.6398
$8,000/yr); health joby.taylor@umbc.edu
insurance policy; stipend
(approximately
$13,000/yr)
At minimum, Fellows will Ms. Taryn Faulkner
receive a half graduate 301.314.2486
assistantship carrying a faulkner@umd.edu
yearly stipend of $6,350
and 5 credits of tuition
remission per semester;
Any credits beyond the 5
above are charged in-
state tuition rate; Also
eligible for other merit-
based assistantships

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Program Location
University of Michigan
Ford School of Public Policy
735 South State Street
Ann Arbor MI 48109-3091
www.fordschool.umich.edu/
University of Michigan
School of Natural Resources and
Environment
440 Church St, 1520 Dana
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1041
www.snre.umich.edu/prospective_stu
dents/peace_corps
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia, MO 65211
http://peacecorpsfellows.missouri.ed
u/
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Public Policy Public policy; 14 dual degree
(MPP) programs in applied economics,
business administration,
Chinese studies, health
services administration, higher
education, information, law,
medicine, natural resources
and environment, public health,
Russian and East European
studies, social work, Southeast
Asian studies, urban and
regional planning. Students
may also choose to pursue
additional graduate certificates
in science and technology
policy.
Natural Resources and MS: aquatic sciences: research
Environment (MS); and management ; behavior,
Master of Landscape education and communication;
Architecture (MLA) conservation biology;
environmental informatics;
environmental justice;
environmental policy and
planning; sustainable systems;
terrestrial ecosystems
MLA: Three-year accredited
MLA degree; two-year program
Master of Public Affairs; Geography, public affairs,
Geography (MA); Master political science, rural
Social Work (MSW); sociology, social work,
Agricultural Economics agricultural economics
(MS); Rural Sociology
(MS); Political Science
(MA)
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
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Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)
Fellows are required to $10,000 tuition Beth Soboleski
complete community service fellowships for each of 734.764.0453
either through the required two years; application bsobo@umich.edu
summer internship or through fee waiver
an individually designed service
project.
As a RPCV Fellows/USA, you Tuition stipend Adam Ancira
will be required to do a masters 734.763.4927
project with an underserved anciraa@umich.edu
U.S. community. Please visit
our website to see past and
present master’s projects:
http://www.snre.umich.edu/curr
ent_students/masters_projects
Varies depending on program – In-state tuition, Donald Spiers
Fellow will work with Office of possibility for 573.882.6131
Service learning to develop an assistantships & SpiersD@missouri.edu
internship waivers; additional
support depending on
program
fellows@peacecorps.gov
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Program Location
University of Missouri-Kansas
City
LP Cookingham Institute of Public
Affairs
305 Bloch, 5100 Rockhill Rd
Kansas City, MO 64110-2499
www.bloch.umkc.edu/centers-
institutes/lpcookingham/fellowships/
peace-corps-fellowships/index.aspx
University of New Orleans
College of Urban and Public Affairs
New Orleans, LA 70148
www.cupa.uno.edu/
University of Oregon
RARE Opportunities
129 Hendricks Hall
Eugene, OR 97403
http://rare.uoregon.edu/
University of Pennsylvania
Fels Institute of Government
3814 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6197
www.fels.upenn.edu
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Public Urban administration, nonprofit
Administration (MPA) management, heath services
administration
Master of Urban and Housing/community
Regional Planning development; land
(MURP); Master of use/environment; historic
Public Admin. (MPA); preservation; urban studies;
Master of Science (MS); urban planning; applied urban
Doctor of Philosophy anthropology; nonprofit
(PhD) management; and
management of international
activities
Master of Community Community and regional
and Regional Planning planning
(MCRP)
Master of Governmental Public administration with
Administration (MGA); concentrations and certificates
Certificates in Nonprofit in nonprofit administration,
Administration, economic development &
Economic Development growth, politics, and public
& Growth, Politics, and finance
Public Finance
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Placements with a wide variety
of community development
organizations in Greater
Kansas City, Missouri and
Kansas City, Kansas
Placements with nonprofit
agencies or local units of
government
Live and work in rural
community for one year helping
to improve environmental and
economic conditions, before
starting studies.
Internships with Philadelphia
nonprofits, local government,
and private firms.
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Wages from intern David Renz
stipend, $10,000; 6 816.235.2342
credit hours tuition renzd@umkc.edu
remission; possibility for
additional assistance
Fellows receive a Dr. Marla Nelson
stipend of $850 per 504.280.3110
month at the master's cupa@uno.edu
level and $1,000–$1,250
per month for the
doctoral level – also
eligible to be appointed
as graduate assistants
and have tuition paid.
Monthly stipends; RARE Field Coordinator
education awards for 541.346.2879
service; in-state tuition rare@uoregon.edu
after completion of field
placement
A minimum of $6,000 Michelle Garcia-Navarro
per-year award for Admissions Director
Fellows 215.746.6684
215.898.6238 fax
garciana@sas.upenn.edu
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Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

University of Pennsylvania
Master of Public Health Program
417 Anatomy-Chemistry Bldg 3620
Hamilton Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104
www.med.upenn.edu/publichealth/
University of Rochester
William E. Simon Graduate School
of Business
Rochester, NY 14627
www.simon.rochester.edu/index.aspx
University of South Carolina
The Center for Child and Family
Studies
College of Social Work
Columbia, SC 29208
www.sc.edu/ccfs/
Master of Public Health Public health generalist
(MPH) program focusing in
biostatistics, epidemiology,
environmental/occupational
health, behavioral sciences,
and health care policy and
management
Master of Business Business administration;
Administration (MBA); Accounting and Info Systems;
Master of Science in Business Environment and
Business Administration Public Policy; Business
(MS); Master of Science Systems consulting;
in Accountancy; Doctor Competitive and Organizational
of Philosophy (PhD) Strategy; Computers and
Information Systems; Corporate
Accounting; Electronic
Commerce; Entrepreneurship;
Finance; Health Sciences
Management; International
Marketing; Marketing;
Operations- Service and
Manufacturing; Public
Accounting
Any graduate degree Social work; public health;
with preference for Spanish; linguistics; education;
Master of Social Work sociology; anthropology
(MSW)
Fellows will work with
organizations including Camp
Sunshine, Girls Incorporated of
Greater Philadelphia and
Southern NJ, PA Department of
Health, School District of
Philadelphia, The Food Trust,
and the Esperanza Health
Center.
Fellows will work with the
University of Rochester's
Center for Entrepreneurship
and community organizations
such as Urban League of
Rochester, Neighborhood
Works Rochester, Action for a
Better Community, and the
Economic Development
Department of the City of
Rochester
Provide services to state’s large Tuition reduction; paid
Hispanic community through
government and social work
agencies
Each Fellow will receive Karen Kelly
a one-time $6,000 215.573.0917
scholarship towards pubhlth@mail.med.upenn.e
tuition. Once du
matriculated, fellows are
also eligible to apply for
an additional merit/need
based scholarship.
Each Fellow will receive Dan Struble
a $10,000/year 585-275-2515
guaranteed scholarship, dan.struble@simon.rochest
and will be eligible for er.edu
additional merit-based
scholarships
Laura Boudon
internship 803.777.5190
boudon@gwm.sc.edu

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Program Location
University of South Carolina
Moore School of Business
University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC 29208
http://mooreschool.sc.edu/moore/im
ba/prospective/imba-prospective-
home.htm
University of Southern California
School of Policy, Planning, and
Development
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0626
www.usc.edu/spdd
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
International Master of International business (core);
Business Administration corporate accounting and
(IMBA) finance; treasury and risk
management; financial
institutions and capital markets;
securities analysis and portfolio
management; economic and
business analysis; brand
management; customer
relationship management;
management for the
corporation; human resources;
entrepreneurship; operations;
information systems and
technology; economic
development
Master of Public Public administration; public
Administration (MPA); policy; planning; health
Master of Public Policy administration; health
(MPP); Master of management; real estate
Planning (MPL); Master development
of Health Administration;
Master of Real Estate
Development (MRED)
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Work with the Small Business
Development Center to help
promote Hispanic and other
minority businesses
Students will work with
immigrants and other
historically underserved groups
in Los Angeles and
Sacramento, CA. Possible
partner organizations include
the ACLU, Cedars Sinai
Medical Center, National Youth
Sports Programs, and the
League of Women Voters.
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
All fellowship and Marcelo Frias
scholarship awards 803.777.4346
based on academic and mfrias@moore.sc.edu
professional merit. In
the past, awards
amounting to 67% of
tuition scholarship have
been granted. There is
an extensive overseas
internship, option to
study a language option
to do a foreign academic
exchange
Each Fellow will receive Trina Chakrabortty
a $10,000 scholarship to 213-740-0550
be disbursed over two tchakrab@usc.edu
years. Fellows will also
be eligible for additional
merit-based funding.
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Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

University of Vermont
Department of Community
Development and Applied
Economics
205 Morrill Hall
146 University Place
Burlington, VT 05405
http://www.uvm.edu/~cdaepcf
University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee
Consortium for Economic
Opportunity
Business Admin. Bldg., N481
Bolton Hall
P.O. Box 413
Milwaukee, WI 53201
www.ceo.uwm.edu
Master of Science, Urban and rural community
Community development; small and
Development and medium sized economic
Applied Economics development and
(MS); Master of Public entrepreneurship; agricultural
Administration (MPA) and resource problems; applied
economics; management;
strategic planning; marketing;
public policy; community and
economic development;
environmental issues; health
care; leadership; international
public administration; human
resources; budgeting/financial
resource management;
organizational development;
information technology
Master of Arts (MA); Non-profit management; urban
Master of Science (MS) studies; economics; geography;
history; sociology; political
science; English
Semester long internships with
community, government, and
non-governmental
organizations
Work with low-income,
predominantly minority
neighborhoods of Milwaukee’s
inner city to promote economic
revitalization
Tuition reduction; Edward R. McMahon
teaching and research 802.656.4565
assistantships; emcmahon@uvm.edu
university-wide
scholarships; HUD work
study; Hatch Act Funded
assistantships; Snelling
Center Service Learning
Internship; reimbursed
project/field work
Full tuition scholarship; Lisa Heuler-Williams
work stipend 414.229.6155
($12,500/year); book heuler@uwm.edu
allowance; each Fellow
will pay a small annual
program fee
(approximately $700)

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Program Location
University of Wisconsin-Stevens
Point
College of Natural Resources
800 Reserve Street
Stevens Point, WI 54481
http://www.uwsp.edu/cnr/internation
al/fellows.aspx
University of Wyoming
American Studies Program
Cooper House
P.O. Box 4036
Laramie, WY 82071-4036
www.uwyo.edu
Western Illinois University
Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs
503 Currens Hall
Macomb, IL 61455-1390
www.wiu.edu or
www.peacecorpsfellows-wiu.org
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Science (MS) Natural resources with
specializations in forestry;
forest recreation; international
resource management; urban
forestry; wildlife; aquatic
toxicology; limnology; fisheries;
water chemistry; groundwater;
resource management;
environmental
education/interpretation;
environmental resources
extension programming; land
use planning; resource policy
and planning; youth
programming; soil science; or
water science
Master of Arts (MA) American studies;
interdisciplinary program
emphasizing public culture in
regional, national, and global
contexts with concentrations
such as history, literature,
geography, or education
Master of Arts (MA); Economics; geography
Master of Business (regional planning); political
Administration (MBA.); science (public administration);
Master of Science (MS) business administration; health
education; recreation, park, and
tourism administration
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Internships will focus on local
capacity building and
watershed restoration and
management, and will be
specific to the Fellow’s area of
study. The university has
partnerships with the USDA
Natural Resources
Conservation Service; Trout
Unlimited, Inc.; USDA Forest
Service; The Aldo Leopold
Foundation; Wisconsin Center
for Environmental Education;
Stevens Point Area School
District; and more.
Identify, develop, and support
needed social service and
cultural programs to benefit
Hispanic, Native American, and
low-income residents of
surrounding communities
Fellows serve an 11-month
hands-on internship in a rural
area in community visioning;
economic assistance;
transportation assistance; small
business development; value-
added agriculture; health
outreach; geographic
information; or other fields.
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Non-resident tuition Dr. Tim Ginnett
waivers; research 715.346.4191
assistantships; paid tim.ginnett@uwsp.edu
internships
Assistantships with Dr. Eric Sandeen
tuition and stipends 307.766.3898
esandeen@uwyo.edu
Fellows receive a Karen Peitzmeier
graduate assistantship 800.526.9943
during their campus PCF@wiu.edu
studies that includes a
100% tuition waiver and
monthly stipend of $880.
During their 11-month
internship, Fellows
receive a total of
$19,750. Fellows also
receive an AmeriCorps
education award of
$4,725 upon completion
of their internship.
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Program Location
Western New Mexico University
School of Education
Gallup Graduate Studies Center
2055 State Road 602
Gallup, NM 87301
http://gallup.wnmu.edu
Wichita State University
College of Education
Department of Curriculum and
Instruction
1845 Fairmount
Wichita, KS 67260-0028
www.wichita.edu
Xavier University of Louisiana
Division of Education
One Drexel Drive
New Orleans, LA 70125
www.xula.edu/graduatestudies
Yale University
School of Public Health
47 College Street
Suite 108
New Haven, CT 06510
publichealth.yale.edu
www.peacecorps.gov/fellows
Degrees Offered Subject Areas
Master of Arts in Elementary, secondary, or
Teaching (MAT) for special education; especially for of the Navajo, Pueblo, or
Elementary, Secondary, those without undergraduate
or Special Education, teacher education preparation;
Masters of Arts (MA) in Interdisciplinary master’s for
Interdisciplinary Studies those with a teaching license
Teacher licensure and a Middle and secondary grades;
Master of Curriculum art, music, French, Spanish,
and Instruction (MC&I) English, math, science
(biological and physical), and
comprehensive social studies;
for Fellows already holding a
teaching certificate, Teachers
of English to Students of Other
Languages (TESOL) and
special education
Teacher Certification Teacher Certificate in the areas
and Master of Arts in of math, science, moderate
Teaching (MAT) option special education, business
education, elementary
education, social studies,
English, Spanish, and French
Master of Public Health Biostatistics; Chronic Disease
(MPH); joint degrees Epidemiology; Environmental
with programs in Health Sciences; Epidemiology
Medicine, Nursing, of Microbial Diseases; Health
Physician Associate, Management; Health Policy;
Management, Forestry& Social & Behavioral Sciences;
Environmental Studies, Advanced Professional MPH in
Law, Divinity, and with five tracks
The MacMillan Center
and the International &
Development Economics
Program in the Graduate
School
800.424.8580, ext. 1440
Service/Work/Internship
Opportunities
Teach in multicultural schools
Hispanic peoples
Teach in schools of south-
central Kansas (primarily
Wichita)
Teach in New Orleans public
schools
Fellows will be able to work
with a wide variety of
organizations in New Haven
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Benefits Contact Person
(Subject to change
without notice)
Teachers' salaries and Dr. Patricia Maguire
benefits; access to low- 505.722.3389
cost teacher housing in wnmupcf@hotmail.com
rural placements; lower
in-state/on-campus
tuition rates
Teachers’ salary and Dr. Judith Hayes
benefits along with in- 316.978.6580
state tuition for teaching judith.hayes@wichita.edu
Fellows; opportunities
for assistantships with
partial tuition waivers for
those not teaching
Tuition assistance with a Mrs. Ahdija Baker Donatto
51% discount for initial 540.520.7533
certification acbaker@xula.edu
Fellows will receive a Jacqui Comshaw
minimum of $5,000; 203.785.2844
additional financial aid ysph.admissions@yale.edu
available, including
merit/need-based
scholarships and need-
based grants.
fellows@peacecorps.gov
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Fellows/USA Directory
Please contact the people listed below to receive specific information about each program and its application procedures.
The following information is current as of November 13, 2009. For the most up-to-date list of programs, visit www.peacecorps.gov/fellows.

Program Location Degrees Offered Subject Areas Service/Work/Internship Benefits Contact Person
Opportunities (Subject to change
without notice)

Yale University
The Whitney and Betty MacMillan
Center for International and Area
Studies at Yale
Box 208206
New Haven, CT 06520-8206
http://www.yale.edu/macmillan
International Relations International Relations: history, Summer internships with $5000 per student, per Alice Kustenbauder
(MA), joint degrees with economics, political science. community partners in a wide year 203.432.3418
programs in Forestry Students may combine a variety of public and non-profit International.relations@yale
and Environmental functional concentration (such organizations in New Haven, .edu
Studies, Management, as human rights, international CT.
Law, Public Health security, environment,
development, trade or
business) with a regional one,
(such as Africa, Asia, Europe or
Latin America).

www.peacecorps.gov/fellows 800.424.8580, ext. 1440 fellows@peacecorps.gov