Bobbie (Parsons) Johnson
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Bobbie Parsons Johnson | ||
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| Country | Zaire | |
| Years: | 1976-1977 | |
| Site(s) | Gemena | |
| Region(s) | Equateur | |
| Program(s) | Education | |
| Assignment(s) | English Teacherwarning.png"English Teacher" is not in the list of possible values (Agroforestry, Sustainable Agricultural Science, Farm Management and Agribusiness, Animal Husbandry, Municipal Development, Small Business Development, NGO Development, Urban and Regional Planning, Primary Teacher/Training, Secondary Teacher/Training, Math/Science Teacher/Training, Special Education/Training, Deaf/Education, Vocational Teacher/Training, University Teacher/Training, English Teacher/Training (TEFL), Environmental Education, National Park Management, Dry Land Natural Resource Conservation, Fisheries Fresh, Ecotourism Development, Coastal /Fisheries Resource Management, Public Health Education, AIDS Awareness, Information Technology, Skilled Trades, Water and Sanitation Resources Engineering, Housing Construction Development, Youth, Other) for this property. | |
| Bobbie Parsons Johnson started in Zaire 1976 | ||
| Susan Drake, Bobbie (Parsons) Johnson | ||
| Region: Equateur | ||
| Volunteers who served in Congo, Democratic, Bobbie (Parsons) Johnson | ||
Education in Zaire:
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| Susan Drake, John Graham, Bobbie (Parsons) Johnson | ||
| Other Volunteers who served in Zaire
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| Volunteers who served in Congo, Democratic, David Anderson, Rob Bettaso, Marcia Call, Steven Culberson, Susan Drake, Susan Esser-Boahene, Linda Fink, David Frothingham, John Graham, Leo Levenson, William Mathis, Jr., Bobbie (Parsons) Johnson, Vineeta Rastogi, Gerald Robillard … further results | ||
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I served in Zaire from 1976 to 1977, teaching TEFL at Institut Kimia in Gemena, Equateur. I currently live in Loudoun County Virginia where I have been teaching at Park View High School for 31 years. I teach Social Sciences. Several of my students have gone on the become Peace Corps volunteers around the world and at least two have served in Africa.