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Peace Corps numbers riseNorthwestern has moved up four spots in the top 25 of medium-sized schools for the contributions of its alumni to the Peace Corps. Thirty-four alumni are serving this year, placing Northwestern at No. 12 and tied with Miami University of Ohio. Since the Peace Corps’ inception, 839 alumni have joined, making Northwestern the No. 37 producer of volunteers. Peace Corps volunteers serve for 27 months around the world in diverse fields such as education, health, HIV/AIDS education and prevention, information technology, business development, the environment and agriculture. Most volunteers are college graduates. Among medium-sized schools, George Washington University ranked No. 1 this year with 68 volunteers. After 20 years of the University of Wisconsin-Madison being the top producer, the University of Washington is listed No. 1 overall for the first time since 1981 with 110 volunteers serving. |
Kellogg to offer certificate programs for undergraduates
University promotes immersion experiences Music library adds John Cage score to collection Nominations sought for outstanding community volunteers For working mothers, a place of their own Breakthrough could lead to 'invisible' electronics Elderly needlessly suffer sleep problems Researchers suggest learning skin cancer exam with a partner
'Apocalypto' a distorted view of Maya history University pays tribute to 111 for important recognition Imani Winds explores musical links between diverse cultures Dittmar exhibit focuses on poverty Tony Award-winner Zimmerman returns to the stage to direct ‘Cymbeline’ through Feb. 18 Vermeer Quartet members join faculty recitals United Way contributions total more than $276,000 Parents can register now for child care Lectures: Former Cub, 'Lost' author and first person accounts of Iraq war |
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