Peace Corps Voices: Rahama Wright ’02, Empowering Women in Africa
The former Peace Corps volunteer created a new business model for a beauty staple that empowers women.
Peace Corps Voices: Rahama Wright ’02, Empowering Women in Africa Read More »
The former Peace Corps volunteer created a new business model for a beauty staple that empowers women.
Peace Corps Voices: Rahama Wright ’02, Empowering Women in Africa Read More »
When I introduce myself in Senegal, I tell people my name is Mata Dia, the name my host family gave me when I began my Peace Corps service as a Community Economic Development volunteer. In America, I’m better known as Jessica Kroenert, adventure seeker, dog enthusiast, and Geneseo grad, class of 2015.
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I learned so much that it’s hard to say what the one most valuable lesson was.
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One perspective I gained is to know that it’s ok when things don’t work out as you planned. You simply use that experience and learn from it. And, perhaps the outcome is actually something better or more effective than what you originally planned.
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The Peace Corps was always on my radar, but it wasn’t until after I took Humanities II in Nicaragua as a junior through Geneseo that it became a very real plan for after graduation. The trip forever changed my outlook on the world, and the path that I saw myself taking in the future.
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In the Peace Corps, I learned that I can live in another culture, figure out what the key features are, and be resourceful and work within that culture to be successful. These are the same core values and skills I have used throughout my life. You had to be able to make your own projects, and find your own satisfaction.