1966: Mark Zober served in Sierra Leone in Magburaka beginning in 1966



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Mark Zober can be contacted at mzoberanetvisiondnetdil

Country of Service: Sierra Leone

Training Group: X (Ten)

Cities you served in: Magburaka

Arrival Year: 1966

Departure Year: 1968

Work Description: Teacher at Magburaka Boys Secondary School

Other Countries you served in, Training Group Name Arrival Year, Departure Year, Work
Description:

Departure Year 1971
Work Description: Agriculture: Poultry Extension

Country Served: Mongolia
Peace Corps Country Director
Arrival Year: 1995
Departure Year: 1999

All following questions are optional: Country of Service: India

Bring us up to date on your life after the peace corps:

My career has been involved with international volunteerism; community
development; academia and Jewish communal service.

Any thoughts you have now looking back on peace corps days?:

The most important growing experience as a volunteer and the most
rewarding work experience as a country director (Mongolia).

I strongly support Sargent Shrivers call for a FOURTH GOAL of Peace Corps
to systematically promote people to people peace building.

Anyone you are looking for or would like to hear from?:

Friends from my Sierra Leone, India, Mongolia and NPCA experiences. I
treasure you all!

Any message for returned volunteers?:

Let us work toward world peace so important in these most challenging
times.

Originally posted: February 3, 2002

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