Secretary of State Rice Discusses New Plans for a State Department Civilian Corps at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing
Dr. Rice says the state department is planning to make greater use of civilians in pursuit of foreign policy objectives like nation building and foreign aid. (0:52)
February 13, 2008
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