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Peace Corps Fellows Program

The experiences that Peace Corps Alumni bring are valuable to our community.  Peace Corps Fellows who are accepted to participating graduate programs in the John H. Lounsbury College of Education may be awarded assistantships that relate to their experience and training in the Peace Corps. Upon successful completion of their Peace Corps Volunteer assignment, Peace Corps Fellows can apply to College of Education Programs (the application process is the same as for all applicants, but see the Peace Corps web site for more information about eligibility requirements). 

Assistantships are awarded by the academic colleges. Each college (or department) will make decisions on assistantship awards.  Early application is key.

For consideration for a fellowship, applicants apply to the Dean of the College where the student would like to be considered.  This application process MUST be completed by March 1 to be considered. 

Dr. Linda Irwin-DeVitis
Dean, John H. Lounsbury College of Education
CBX 70 GCSU
Milledgeville, GA 30161
(478) 445-4056
coe@gcsu.edu

Additionally, the applicant contacts the Peace Corps Fellows Liaison. 

Dr. Brian Mumma
Peace Corps Fellows Liaison
CBX 79 GCSU
Milledgeville, GA 31061
(478) 445-2517
brian.mumma@gcsu.edu

There is also the possibility of free or reduced campus housing when the applicants are qualified.  Applicants should contact the Housing Director if they wish to pursue this option. 

Larry Christenson
Executive Director of University Housing
CBX 60 GCSU
(478) 445-5160
larry.christenson@gcsu.edu

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