1968: Lawrence Janicki served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Dominican Republic in Higuey, Bonao, Santiago beginning in 1968



Returned Peace Corps Volunteer Lawrence Janicki can be contacted at ljanickiaattdnet

Country of Service: Dominican Republic

Training Group: DR-24

Cities you served in: Higuey, Bonao, Santiago

Arrival Year: 1968

Departure Year: 1971

Work Description:

Teacher Trainer - Plan de Capacion, later science teach at El Instituto Superior de Agricultura

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

Studied at the University of Florida and received MS and Ph.D degrees. Worked for USDA 2 years. Worked for UF for 13 years on assignment in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Malawi. Currently database programmer/analyst at National Alcohol Beverage Control Association in Alexandria, VA

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

Peace Corps service played a significant role in my professional life.

Originally posted: November 22, 2007

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