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Peace Corps Office Hours and Advisors

The U-M Peace Corps office is located in the U-M International Center at the Ann Arbor central campus, Student Activities Building (SAB).

Office Hours for Summer 2017

The University of Michigan Peace Corps Office will be closed for the summer, however, we will check our email account periodically during that time. For urgent matters, please contact the Regional Peace Corps Recruiter Michael Gall at mgall@peacecorps.gov. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for the latest updates.

Check back in late August for news about fall semester events!

Office Hours for Fall 2017

Monday - Thursday: 9 am - 12 noon

U-M Peace Corps Office Advisors

Peter Blank

Peace Corps Recruiter: Peter is a Master of Public Policy candidate at the Ford School of Public Policy. He graduated from Miami University with a BA in International Studies and minors in Spanish and History. With Peace Corps, he served in Peru as an environmental management volunteer from 2009-2011. He focused on the implementation of solid waste management systems, reforestation efforts, and environmental education. Other projects included developing improved cookstoves and a weekly environmental radio show. Upon completion of his service, Peter worked in various capacities within the early childhood education sector in Denver, CO.

Martha Fedorowicz

Peace Corps Recruiter: Martha Fedorowicz is a Master of Public Policy student at the Ford School of Public Policy and a Peace Corps Coverdell Fellow. She earned her B.A. in Political Science and French with a minor in International Studies in 2011 from the University of Michigan. Martha served as a Youth Development volunteer in Morocco from 2012 to 2014. While there, she was responsible for creating youth and community programming at her local youth center. She partnered with a Moroccan non-profit called INJAZ Al-Maghrib to pilot three youth entrepreneurship programs in her community and due to the success of the programs, was selected by PC Morocco to be the liaison between PC and INJAZ in scaling-up the partnership to be available to all PCVs in Morocco. In addition to running youth programming, Martha also taught English and French classes, led a women's aerobics class, and worked with community members to develop the First and Second Annual El Borouj Women's Festivals.