1994: Margaret Martin served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura, Negombo, Angunakolapelessa beginning in 1994

Peace Corps Online: Directory: Sri Lanka: Directory of Sri Lanka RPCVs: 1994: Margaret Martin served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura, Negombo, Angunakolapelessa beginning in 1994

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1994: Margaret Martin served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura, Negombo, Angunakolapelessa beginning in 1994

1994: Margaret Martin served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sri Lanka in Anuradhapura, Negombo, Angunakolapelessa beginning in 1994

Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Margaret Martin can be contacted at martinmaxavierdedu

Country of Service: Sri Lanka

Training Group: Batch 21

Cities you served in: Anuradhapura, Negombo, Angunakolapelessa

Arrival Year: 1994

Departure Year: 1997

Work Description:

ESL teacher and English Teacher Trainer

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

I am an ESL Specialist at Xavier University in Cincinnati. Gary and I got married and have two great kids - Carl and Hope. I'm lucky to be part of a great campus organization called the South Asian Society.

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

Loved the ups, hated the downs. I mostly miss my Lankan roommates - Nilanthi, Geethika and Suchintha - and rambutan.

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

I'm very interested in getting in touch with Bruce Lewis, RPCV Sri Lanka, Batch 19.

Originally posted: April 21, 2007



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