Sue Miller, "The Peace Corps at Sixty," online video conference

Logon and social time, 5:30 pm Central (6:30 pm Eastern), introduction 5:50 and presentation at 6 pm Central (7 pm Eastern).

Zoom link and Meeting ID/password will be sent to advance registrants.  

Speaker's biography

Sue Miller, MPA, is a foreign assistance expert with 20 years of experience in designing policy and strategy for development and humanitarian assistance programs in Latin America, the Former Soviet Union, Asia, and Africa. Sue has implemented large foreign assistance programs for the US Department of State, Peace Corps, the US Agency for International Development, a development consulting firm and non-profit organizations.

Ms. Miller holds a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Studies from Huntingdon College and a Master of Public Affairs from Princeton University; she speaks Spanish, Russian, and Tetum.

Sue served the Peace Corps in Russia, and the new nation of Timor Leste, before leading multi-million dollar projects for non-profits: Global Communities, ADRA international, and the Pan American Development Foundation.

Sue later returned to the Peace Corps, serving as the Director of Programming and Training and Acting Country Director in the Republic of Georgia, Panama, and the Philippines. In this role, Sue led teams of up to 50 staff and oversaw the training and work of over 700 Peace Corps volunteers.

Sue is currently the Team Lead at Dexis Consulting Group for a $30+ million program to support the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Office of Western Hemisphere Programs.

Sue lives in Washington DC, and exhibits her fine art photos in several area galleries and juried shows.