Tag Archives: DEO

A description of a service

By Scott Wallick | Published: Apr 2, 2004

Below is a copy of my Description of Service, or DOS. Every Peace Corps volunteer files a DOS at the end of service, whether it be an early termination or the conventional COS. This document remains with Peace Corps as it kept as the official record of my Peace Corps experience.

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Epistle from Birganj

By Scott Wallick | Published: Nov 1, 2003

My job is far more complicated than it seems, more problematic that than a printed job description could describe. Basically I work for the Parsa DEO and have a counterpart based there. Her name is Shova. She’s a nice woman. We don’t really work together much these days, mostly because when I’m in Birgnaj, she’s in Kathmandu. And when I’m in Kathmandu, she’s in Kathmandu, too, but doesn’t return my calls.

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Bizarro World

By Scott Wallick | Published: Apr 10, 2002

I’ve seen this done in way too many other PCV blogs. Due to necessity only will I reproduce an email I sent to my parents. Enjoy.

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