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Peace Corps volunteer in youth development in Morocco

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Chloe Rekow riding a camel

Communication and Spanish double major Chloe Rekow graduated from Denison in 2013 and is serving in the Peace Corps as a youth in development volunteer in Morocco. Denison University is consistently ranked as a top Peace Corps volunteer university.

Rekow notes:
"Being the daughter of a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer, I always had a feeling I might join too, however it wasn't until I received my liberal arts education at Denison University that I truly felt I was capable and ready to serve."

"Denison University's diverse class offerings and its dynamic study abroad program gave me the opportunity to immerse myself and appreciate other cultures and languages. That coupled with my desire to serve others led me to join Peace Corps Morocco in 2018."

Posted Date 
Thursday, February 20, 2020

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Jason Busic

Associate Professor
Associate Chair, Department of Modern Languages
Coordinator of Spanish
busicj@denison.edu
740-587-6464

Hanada Al-Masri

Associate Professor
Director of Middle East & North African Studies
Chair, Department of Modern Languages
almasrih@denison.edu
740-587-6493

Liz Barringer-Smith

Academic Administrative Assistant
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