Outward Bound Alumni, You Guys Game? How's About The Peace Corps? Huh? Huh??
Outward Bound Northwoods Alumni Service Week
09/24/05 to 10/01/05
Every spring and fall at our northern Minnesota basecamp we invite OB alumni to spend a week with us for only a $25 application fee. Move sleeping bags, paint a building, stack firewood and breathe fresh air with the camaraderie of fellow OB alums. We'll offer evening paddles and campfires, a climbing or ropes course day and a day trip or overnight in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. It's a great way to get outdoors, lend a hand and spend time with Outward Bound again.
Region: Minnesota
Activities: Rock Climbing or Ropes Course; Service to OB; Rejuvenate your OB experience
School: Voyageur Outward Bound School
Peace Corps Info Night in Seattle
9/20/2005 Environmental Call to Action: Global Leadership Through Conservation
Passionate about conservation and wanting to take action? Interested in learning how you can get your foot in the door with environmental agencies and organizations? Attend this event to learn how you can jump-start your environmental career.
The Seattle Peace Corps office and REI bring you our annual environmental extravaganza. Join us as former environmental volunteers, Chris Theisen and Brooks Stanfield, share their stories, insights and experiences gained in Peace Corps. Learn how their work abroad led to environmental careers at home. Peace Corps recruiters will also be on hand to answer your questions about the application process.
Tuesday, September 20
7:00 to 8:30 pm
REI- "North Room"
222 Yale Ave. N.
Downtown Seattle
Chris Theisen is a District Fire Management Officer for the Forest Service in Cle Ellum, Washington. He has led Hotshot Fire Crews and managed wildfire in the western United States. Chris also helped train fire management personnel in Mexico, Costa Rica and Puerto Rico. He was a volunteer in Costa Rica from 1985-1987.
Brooks Stanfield is a project manager for the Environmental Protection Agency in Seattle. His projects focus on community cleanup and redevelopment. Brooks earned a Masters degree in Forest Resources from the University of Oregon. He and his wife served as Peace Corps volunteers in Ecuador from 2001 to 2003.
09/24/05 to 10/01/05
Every spring and fall at our northern Minnesota basecamp we invite OB alumni to spend a week with us for only a $25 application fee. Move sleeping bags, paint a building, stack firewood and breathe fresh air with the camaraderie of fellow OB alums. We'll offer evening paddles and campfires, a climbing or ropes course day and a day trip or overnight in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. It's a great way to get outdoors, lend a hand and spend time with Outward Bound again.
Region: Minnesota
Activities: Rock Climbing or Ropes Course; Service to OB; Rejuvenate your OB experience
School: Voyageur Outward Bound School
Peace Corps Info Night in Seattle
9/20/2005 Environmental Call to Action: Global Leadership Through Conservation
Passionate about conservation and wanting to take action? Interested in learning how you can get your foot in the door with environmental agencies and organizations? Attend this event to learn how you can jump-start your environmental career.
The Seattle Peace Corps office and REI bring you our annual environmental extravaganza. Join us as former environmental volunteers, Chris Theisen and Brooks Stanfield, share their stories, insights and experiences gained in Peace Corps. Learn how their work abroad led to environmental careers at home. Peace Corps recruiters will also be on hand to answer your questions about the application process.
Tuesday, September 20
7:00 to 8:30 pm
REI- "North Room"
222 Yale Ave. N.
Downtown Seattle
Chris Theisen is a District Fire Management Officer for the Forest Service in Cle Ellum, Washington. He has led Hotshot Fire Crews and managed wildfire in the western United States. Chris also helped train fire management personnel in Mexico, Costa Rica and Puerto Rico. He was a volunteer in Costa Rica from 1985-1987.
Brooks Stanfield is a project manager for the Environmental Protection Agency in Seattle. His projects focus on community cleanup and redevelopment. Brooks earned a Masters degree in Forest Resources from the University of Oregon. He and his wife served as Peace Corps volunteers in Ecuador from 2001 to 2003.