Nomination #4
Not even sure if this and the last have been "real" nominations. I guess they are though. Oh well. I finally broke down and e-mailed my PO, Amanda. To my surprise, she got back to me literally within seconds. My first thought was "oh no, she's out of office, and its an automatic reply"--that's how quick it was. But nope! She was really just THAT QUICK pulling up my info, processing it, writing a reply, and sending. She earns the medal of the day!! Anyway, this is what she sent me (minus any private info):
Hi Jenna,So, now I'm back to being very close to my original nomination!
Thanks so much for your flexibility on this.
Your email is very timely!
I actually just found out that the Eastern European country is unable to accommodate you medically so I submitted a new request for a Central-America Youth Development program. This particular program is scheduled to depart in mid/late September and there will be a spot held for you until we hear back from the Office of Medical Services.
I submitted the request on July 15th, and I will contact you as soon as I hear back from the Office of Medical Services.
In the meantime, I will keep my fingers crossed! J
Please feel free to contact me with many questions since I know what it feels like to play the waiting game!
Have a great day,
Amanda ********, RPCV Honduras
Volunteer Placement Specialist / IAP
Peace Corps Headquarters
Youth/Central America/mid-late September
I feel like the PC poster child for "be flexible in the PC!"
Labels: central america, email, IAP, latin america, medical, medical restriction, pc, peace corps, placement officer, PO, volunteer, youth
1 Comments:
Hi Jenna - that's awesome. I bet you will be great in Youth Development. My son was Peace Corps Honduras 99-00. I visited him there and it was an amazing place. Still crossing fingers for you.
Karen, E.C. Institutional/NGO Development, August 25, 2008
www.karensplanet.blogspot.com
July 22, 2008 at 4:54 PM
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