1977: Gerard Krzic served in Korea in Yecheon and Daegu beginning in 1977



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Gerard Krzic can be contacted at krzicaohiodedu

Country of Service: Korea

Training Group: K-41

Cities you served in: Yecheon and Daegu

Arrival Year: 1977

Departure Year: 1980

Work Description:

Taught EFL in middle schools, conducted teacher-training workshops for the MOE in Kyung San Buko Do.

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

I have worked at Ohio University as a faculty member and administrator since 1986. In this position, I have traveled to many countries to conduct teacher training workshops and directed teacher programs for the U.S. Dept. of State.

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

My Peace Corps experience had a profound effect on my professional life and on my understanding of human relations.

Originally posted: May 22, 2006

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