Peace Corps | Educational Outreach and Student Services

Promote understanding and change lives

Peace Corps is an international service organization of the United States. Volunteers make a difference through meaningful service that tackles the most pressing needs of people around the world and develop cross cultural, leadership, language, teaching and community development skills. Global contributions can be made in areas including education, health, business development, information and communications, technology, youth and community development and agriculture. Corps members serve in more than 70 countries including Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Central America, Mexico, South America, Europe, the Pacific Islands and the Middle East.

Meet the recruiter

Ellie Lindman is a graduate student at Arizona State University pursuing a Master of Science in Global Technology and Development, with a strong foundation in science education, international service, and philanthropic work. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sierra Leone from 2023 to 2025, teaching secondary science, leading youth development and, and managing a school rehabilitation grant. Currently, she works as a Philanthropy Intern at the Burton Family Foundation, supporting grant review processes and impact analysis. With a B.S. in Elementary Education from Montana State University, she also brings experience in teaching, youth program coordination, and leadership roles in camp and community settings. She is passionate about global education, equity, and community-led development.

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Peer-to-Peer Support

Looking to bring the Peace Corps to your next event or club meeting? Want to learn more about the Peace Corps Club and how you can make a global impact right from campus?

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