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CED Newsletter

last updated , originally posted 17 February 2012

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About

The first CED newsletter was launched in January 2012 as a way to showcase the work and events in our program. It is also a way to open up communication between CED volunteers and other programs. New editions are planned to be released every quarter: January, April, July, and October. While tailored to be semi-professional and for Peace Corps volunteers in Senegal, our hope is that it will also act as a portal for family, friends, and the public to gain a better understanding of our work in Senegal.

Staff

Here is the staff:

  • Neil Kolstad
  • Jennie Davis
  • Lily Grabil
  • Hattie Hill
  • Teni-Ola Ogunjobi
  • Kelly Blodgett
  • Julia Schroer
  • Greg Porter
  • Anthony Scavone

Feel free to contact us with any questions, contributions, or feedback:

  • neilkolstad@gmail.com

Thank you and enjoy!

Editions

To view the CED Newsletter in its correct format, please enable the two-page display (with the title page option) on your PDF viewer. The title page should be viewed by itself, while the remaining pages appear as a two-page spread.

Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
Neil Kolstad edited Newsletter
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