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| + | * [[February 10]] [[2004]], the Peace Corps and the American Association of Community Colleges introduce a new recruitment campaign—the first major concentrated effort specifically targeting community college graduates. This initiative will increase opportunities for licensed nurses, trained information technology experts, and other specially trained Americans to share their skills abroad. | ||
| + | * [[June 5]] [[2004]], The Peace Corps Armenia training group [[A-12]] left for [[Armenia]] via Austria with 50 volunteers. | ||
| + | * [[November 24]] [[2004]], the Peace Corps and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations sign a historic agreement that will enhance the two organizations’ collaboration and efforts to improve food security and the conditions of rural people around the world. | ||
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| + | * [[Mexico]] | ||
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- February 10 2004, the Peace Corps and the American Association of Community Colleges introduce a new recruitment campaign—the first major concentrated effort specifically targeting community college graduates. This initiative will increase opportunities for licensed nurses, trained information technology experts, and other specially trained Americans to share their skills abroad.
- June 5 2004, The Peace Corps Armenia training group A-12 left for Armenia via Austria with 50 volunteers.
- November 24 2004, the Peace Corps and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations sign a historic agreement that will enhance the two organizations’ collaboration and efforts to improve food security and the conditions of rural people around the world.