1984: Megan O'Donnell Patton served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Nepal in Bhojpur, Kathmandu beginning in 1984



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Megan O'Donnell Patton can be contacted at odonnellpattonayahoodcom

Country of Service: Nepal

Training Group: N-140

Cities you served in: Bhojpur, Kathmandu

Arrival Year: 1984

Departure Year: 1988

Work Description:

English Teacher, Teacher Trainer, Curriculum Developer

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

MBA Case Western Reserve University, 1992. Management Consulting Career, 1992 - 2000; homemaker 2000-2007; 2007 to present- independent development consultant working with non-profit organizations to find funding.

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

Any RPCVs from Nepal

Originally posted: June 3, 2007

Reconnect with this Peace Corps Volunteer

Leave a message above where it says "Create New Conversation."

If this is your profile, post any additions, updates or corrections to your profile below where it says "Add a Message."

RPCVs: To add your own RPCV profile click here.

The Peace Corps Library The Peace Corps Library is now available online with over 40,000 index entries in 500 categories. Looking for a Returned Volunteer? Check our RPCV Directory or leave a message on our Bulletin Board. New: Sign up to receive our free Monthly Magazine by email, research the History of the Peace Corps, or sign up for a daily news summary of Peace Corps stories. Visit our FAQ for more information about PCOL.

---

Subscribe to Peace Corps News Don't miss our new web site, Peace Corps News, for the latest news about the Returned Volunteer community and what is going on with the Peace Corps around the world. Subscribe to our news feed to get Peace Corps news delivered to your desk as it happens. Then visit the Peace Corps Library, History of the Peace Corps, the worldwide RPCV Directory or leave a message for the RPCV community on the RPCV Bulletin Board.

---

Help document the History of the Peace Corps PCOL is proud to announce that Phase One of the "History of the Peace Corps" is now available online containing over 5,000 pages of primary source documents from the archives of the Peace Corps. Help: Do you have copies of in-country newsletters from your Country of Service. Mail copies to "Ask Not" - Box 1960 - Ponca City, OK 74601. If you can, send them on a CD in jpeg format; if not, send us hard copies.