Where Are They Now?
What happens to Peace Corps volunteers after they finish their service?
Well, why not ask them? In this series, current Sticky Rice Historian Holly Lingenfelter does just that!
“From the Archives”, a retired article series, is also featured on this page.
Former Sticky Rice Historians reminisce the “good old days” where they explore our Sticky Rice archives. By reading our past, we can see “where are we now?” and understand how we got here.
Where Are They Now? Meet Paul Paquette
What happens to Peace Corps volunteers after they leave service? Holly asks just that of Paul Paquette, an RPCV who served from 1974 to 1978! He extended for a 4th year, but his dedication to English education continued long after his service ended.
Where Are They Now? Meet Tony Zola
What happens to Peace Corps volunteers after they leave service? Holly asks just that of Tony Zola, an RPCV who served from 1970 to 1972, and found his path in life always lead back to Thailand.
Where Are They Now? Meet Nemhoilhing Kipgen
What happens to Peace Corps volunteers after they finish their service? Well, why not ask them? In this new series, Holly Lingenfelter does just that!
From the Archives: Ghosts
We are well into "Spooky Season" as it's known in America, but in Thailand ghosts and spirits are often part of everyday conversation. Teresa Derr digs into PCV's experience with ghosts in Thailand over the years in her newest "From the Archives".
Image courtesy of Verbling.
From the Archives: Before There was Sticky Rice…
On this edition of the Klong...I mean Sticky Rice, Group 134, YinD volunteer, Teresa Derr, dives into the archives to peek at what service was like in the past and how much (or little) things have changed.