GO! Work, Travel & People in the Third World

About the Book

"G0!" is a collection of true stories about the lives of men, women and children I have known in cultures very-different from any in the United States or Europe.  It is an attempt to bring the stories of these lives into the minds and hearts of those of us who seek to know all we can and to do something useful in worlds beyond our own. These stories are an invitation to others, both young and old to explore our world, to do what we can to make it a better place, and to have a wonderfully fulfilling time while doing so.

GO!

Work, Travel and People in the Third World

About the Author

Janice Stevens is professor emeritus of neurology and psychiatry, Oregon Health and Sciences Center, Portland Oregon. During the second world war she worked in the Oregon shipyard as a scaler, then as a research assistant to Pavlovian physiologist Professor W. Horsley Gantt at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. A graduate of Boston University School of Medicine, Dr. Stevens completed post graduate training in neurology in Boston and New Haven and psychiatry in Geneva, Switzerland.  She served as Visiting Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, research scientist at the National Institute of Mental Health, visiting professor or physician in India, Pakistan,

Zimbabwe, Zambia and the Caribbean. Married to Carl Stevens, Professor Emerius at Reed College, two children are professors in Colorado and UCLA schools of medicine.

Author''s revenue from this book will be deposited to the account of Zambia Open Community Schools (ZOCS@zamnet.zm)