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Defining Moments

03/18/11 AT 1:01 PM

2011Spring-DefiningMoment — May 21, 1991: Paul Coverdell (left), director of the Peace Corps; M. Gordon Wolman, Johns Hopkins University Interim Provost; and Carol Gray, Dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, signed an agreement creating the Peace Corps Fellows Program at Johns Hopkins. It was the first such program at a U.S. nursing school, and has since graduated 387 Returned Peace Corps Volunteers.

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