Dissecting the Controversy of Who Benefits
A provocative and open discussion of:
*The impact of volunteer programs in improving the quality of life for both recipients and participants
*Preparation for local integration and stress of adjusting to an unfamiliar environment
*Criteria for choosing volunteer programs
*And an opportunity to network with representatives from international service organizations based in the Upper Valley!
Moderated by Sadhana Hall, Nelson A. Rockefeller CenterPanelists:
- Megan Brooks, Executive Director, Volunteers for Peace
- Bernie Benn, Peace Corps, Tunisia
- Stella Safari, Class of 2013, Democratic Republic of Congo
Co-sponsored by the Developing Country Network (of the Upper Valley), the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center, and the Dickey Center for International Understanding
| When |
Wed May 16 5:30pm – 7pm Eastern Time |
| Where |
Haldeman 041 (map) |
Permanent link to this article: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~careerblog/2012/05/volunteering-in-the-developing-world-who-helps-whom/
