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This is a great idea! Tho perhaps we should lock it down to just RPCVs so we don't make the prospectives squeamish about the poop-in-a-cup test at the end (tho I hear rumor that's stopped!) and similar probs that are comedic, but don't sound that way?
Anyhow.
FOR RPCVs
Name/Nickname: Jon
Years of Service: 2002-04
Region of Service: Western Caribbean
Country of Service: Jamaica
Sector: Youth/IT
Marital Status (at time of service): Single
Undergrad/Graduate Institution(s): Undergrad: UT-Austin, Grad (currently enrolled) : GWU
Years attended: UT: 1995-99, GWU 2005-07
Degree(s): Undergrad: Plan II (BA Lib Arts Honors), Grad: International Tech Policy
Major Field(s) of Study: Undergrad: Tech and Society, Spanish, Philosophy
*Optional* Jobs held since PC (only list major positions) and brief description of each:
IT Manager for two different offices
Where I am now : in DC, for grad school
September 21 2005, 17:51:43 UTC 6 years ago
Maybe that's only reserved for Jamaica PCVs ;)
September 21 2005, 17:53:40 UTC 6 years ago
September 21 2005, 18:02:04 UTC 6 years ago
I wonder if I should've pooped in a cup. I probably have some weird disease and don't know it.
September 21 2005, 18:06:51 UTC 6 years ago
I was tempted to think that maybe you didn't need to get tested because Eastern Europe doesn't have all the tropical diseases, but come to think of it, its not as if tapeworms are confined to the Tropics...
How odd.
September 21 2005, 18:48:15 UTC 6 years ago
Even better for me was that I COSed right after Hurricane Ivan, so had no running water. sigh.
September 22 2005, 17:03:11 UTC 6 years ago