A Split Second To The Future

Posted on June 25th 2017
By: Clayton Carley, AgriCorps Fellow 2016/17

The student advisor turns and asks, “Madam President, why are you so stationed under the flag of Ghana?” At this question Regina, an 8th grade 4-H member begins to beam in her school issued yellow and blue dress uniform and brings her hands up to her chest as she begins her part of the 4-H […]

Liberia from a parents perspective..

Posted on June 2nd 2017
By: Scott Glenn, parent of AgriCorps Fellow Nathen Glenn

“Welcome! Welcome to Liberia!” This is a greeting that I heard many times during my five-day stay in Liberia to visit my son, Nathan, and his wife Anna. This was inevitably followed by a Liberian handshake; which involves a normal handshake, followed by a thumb grip, and ending with our two hands clasping with fingers […]