Peace Corps

‘Make the Most of Your World.’
Each year, Mercerians with a passion for service abroad are selected to serve the Peace Corps to work with communities and create lasting change. These volunteers work on behalf of the United States to develop sustainable solutions to address challenges in education, health, community economic development, agriculture, the environment and youth development. Since President John F. Kennedy established the Peace Corps in 1961, more than 235,000 Americans of all ages have served in 141 countries worldwide.
In the Headlines
Peace Corps

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Senior Elizabeth Stinson selected for Peace Corps service in Botswana

Service
Mercer’s Peace Corps Prep program gives students edge after graduation

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Four Mercer University seniors selected for Peace Corps service

Discovery and Innovation
Mercer University prioritizes international education experiences for all

Discovery and Innovation
Global experiences lead alumni to careers in international affairs, education

People
Alumna taught life skills in Botswana as Peace Corps volunteer

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Mercer ranks fourth nationally among Peace Corps Prep certificate-issuing institutions

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Recent Graduates Emily Cadle, David Stokes, Mason Thornton Selected for Peace Corps Service in Zambia, Morocco, Peru

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Mercer alumna empowers girls while serving as Peace Corps health educator in Ethiopia

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Seniors to Serve as Peace Corps Volunteers in Kosovo, Benin

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Senior Nidhi Shashidhara Chosen for Peace Corps Service in Malawi

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Mercer alumna promotes HIV prevention in Uganda as Peace Corps volunteer

Peace Corps Prep Program
Mercer University was recently approved as a partner in the Peace Corps Prep Program and is excited to offer students this meaningful opportunity.