Studies show that national service cultivates an ethic of service. This social impact of service is one reason advocates claim that support of national service programs should continue. In Still Serving: Measuring the Eight-Year Impact of AmeriCorps on Alumni,1 the authors found that those who serve continue to do so long after their initial service commitment is completed. Read more
What You Can Do for Your Country: An Oral History of the Peace Corps. (2004). In C. Rose (Ed.), American Decades Primary Sources (Vol. 7, pp. 379-384). Detroit: GaleRoger Landrum, Lynda Edwards, Robert Marshall, and George McDaniel enteredthe Peace Corps with similar expectations and left with different perspectives on their experience. Read more |
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Coleman, D. G. (2003). Peace Corps. In S. I. Kutler (Ed.), Dictionary of American History (3rd ed., Vol. 6, pp. 265-266). New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. Lewis, M. C. (2012). Peace Corps. In D. Jacques & P. Kepos (Eds.), International Directory of Company Histories (Vol. 132, pp. 343-346). Detroit: St. James Press. |