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Capstone International hosted an event where students could speak with Peace Corps volunteers who had served in various countries. Volunteers discussed their experiences living and working in places like Guyana, Ukraine, Nigeria, and Gabon. One volunteer said the Peace Corps provides a priceless opportunity to truly experience another culture by living as locals do. Another volunteer used her experience teaching in Swaziland to work in education in the Peace Corps. A current applicant hopes to immerse herself in a developing country's culture through economic or social development work after graduating.
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