List of Returned Peace Corps Volunteers - Government

Government

  • Harry Birnholz, mission director, USAID/Albania (Benin 1974-77)
  • Patricia Buckles, USAID/Peru director, Peace Corps (Guatemala 1973-77)
  • Jon Carson, Director of the Office of Public Engagement, Chief of Staff at White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), Field Director for Obama's 2008 campaign (Honduras 2004 - 2006)
  • Donald B. Clark, USAID mission director, Senegal (Burkina Faso 1969-71)
  • Christopher Dodd, U.S. Senator, Connecticut (Dominican Republic 1966-68)
  • Jim Doyle, Governor of Wisconsin and wife Jessica Doyle (Tunisia 1967-69)
  • Steve Driehaus, U.S. Representative from Ohio (Senegal 1988-1990)
  • Sam Farr, U.S. Representative from California (Colombia 1964-66)
  • John Garamendi, State of California Insurance Commissioner, US Congressman from California (Ethiopia 1966-68)
  • Gene George, USAID mission director, Bangladesh (Nepal 1972-73)
  • Richard Goughnour, USAID/Brazil Director (Brazil 1974-76)
  • Gordon Gray, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs (Morocco 1978-1980)
  • Tony P. Hall, Former US Congressman from Ohio, Former Ambassador to the FAO (Thailand 1966-67)
  • Mike Honda, U.S. Representative from California (El Salvador 1965-67)
  • Elisa Long, public defender in Mariana Islands (Marshall Islands 1987-89)
  • Joseph W. Lown, mayor of San Angelo, Texas (Bolivia 1999-2001)
  • Dan McAllister, treasurer tax collector of San Diego, CA (Micronesia 1974-77)
  • Thomas Murphy, Jr., mayor of the City of Pittsburgh, PA (Paraguay 1970-72)
  • Matthew Patrick, Massachusetts State Representative (Ghana 1977-79)
  • Sarah Parker, associate justice, North Carolina Supreme Court (Turkey 1964-66)
  • Terry Peterson, deputy secretary of U.S. Department of Education (Brazil 1967-69)
  • Thomas Petri, U.S. Representative from Wisconsin (Somalia 1966-67)
  • Michael A. Rice, Rhode Island State Representative (Philippines 1981-85)
  • Ken Roberts, Assistant Administrator, Foreign Agriculture Service, USDA (Paraguay 1977-79)
  • Denny Robertson, USAID Director for the Caucasus Region (Philippines 1977-79)
  • Patrick A. Rogers, Chief of Staff for Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chaffee (Gabon)
  • Tod Satterthwaite, mayor of Urbana, Illinois (Grenada 1990-92)
  • Joe Serna Jr. - former mayor of Sacramento, California (Guatemala 1969-70)
  • Donna Shalala, former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (Iran 1962-64)
  • Christopher Shays, former U.S. Representative from Connecticut (Fiji 1968-70)
  • Bob Taft, served as governor of Ohio from 1999 to 2007. (Tanzania 1963-65)
  • Ron Tschetter, former Peace Corps Director (India 1966-68)
  • Paul Tsongas Former US Senator, candidate for President in 1992 (Ethiopia 1962-64)
  • Michael Walden-Newman, Chief Investment Officer, Wyoming State Treasurer's Office (Senegal, 1976–79)
  • James Walsh, former U.S. Representative from New York (Nepal 1970-72)
  • John Walsh, Acting Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, DC (Ghana 1973-75)
  • Representative Gene Ward, Minority Leader, Hawaii House of Representatives (Malaysia RPCV 65-67) (Country Director, East Timor 2005-6)
  • Tom Weisner, Mayor of Aurora, Illinois (Solomon Islands 1980-85)
  • Cathy Woolard, Atlanta City Council (Micronesia 1980-81)

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