Unity Environmental University Alumni Page

10/19/2026

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🎨 Unity Artist Series: Eleanor Conover 🪐

From the Ground Up: Painting Through Space and Time

Eleanor's work engages with physical and material conditions of painting. She uses it as a metaphor for environmental time and space. Join us to hear about Eleanor's process as she presents her work and explores the intersection of art and ecological thinking.

🗓️ Date: Tuesday, October 20th
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM EST
📍 Location: Freeport Hall, 70 Farm View Dr, New Gloucester, Maine

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10/16/2026

This new hat looks SOOO cozy!

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Pom-fect timing for the coming chilly weather! Extra cozy pom hat

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10/09/2026

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09/28/2026

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09/24/2026

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Visit all 175 National Forests and Grasslands. ✅

Explore 417 out of 433 National Parks. ✅

Dedicate 33 years to protecting natural resources with the U.S. Forest Service. ✅

David, a 1976 Unity graduate, earned his B.S. in Forest Management and didn't hesitate to start putting his skills to use right away. David started working at the Green Mountain National Forest and continued his career with the U.S. Forest Service for the next 33 years. As a self-described "Nuts and Bolts" kind of guy, David found his place at Unity, with their hands-on education style being the thing he was searching for.

Through the intensive mini terms under Henry Hatch and Gerry Cinnamon, David was able to learn blacksmithing, how to drive skid steers, work with horses and how to work in the logging industry. These lessons took him across Maine, including studying geology in Acadia National Park. While our academics have evolved and grown over the years, our course philosophy hasn't shifted. At Unity, the experiential, hands-on education is and will remain at the foundation of everything we do.

Now retired but still keeping busy, at 77 years old, David is spreading his love for the forest and education to as many people as he can. He leads nature and foliage tours, works as a local historian, volunteers in conservation, and continues to enroll in new classes.

"Try to get as much experience as you can in a variety of fields. Work on these different experiences and take internships wherever you can. Never stop learning and always devote 2% of your income to continuing education."

How many National Parks or Forests have you checked off your list so far? Drop your count in the comments, and leave a 🌲 to congratulate this amazing alum! 👇

You can read more about David's story by clicking this link -> https://unity.edu/unity-stories/david-govatski-76/

09/01/2026

Thanks Joe!

When a former student returns to help his alma mater build for what comes next, it is worth celebrating.

Today, Unity welcomed back alumnus and former Director of Admissions Joe Saltalamachia ’94. After graduating from Unity, Joe spent 19 years leading recruitment here and designed some of the most successful admissions events in the institution’s history, some drawing more than 130 prospective students and their families.

Joe shared the thinking behind those events: how to frame an invitation, build a team across faculty, students, and alumni, and tailor experiences for different audiences and points in the enrollment cycle.

We are grateful to Joe for giving back to the institution that helped launch his career, and for helping the next generation of Unity recruitment leaders build what comes next!

08/17/2026

This is kind of a fun thing to start the week off with!

Our sustainable nickname is 🪸Coral Organisms. What's yours? Comment below! ⬇️

08/03/2026

We heard people were requesting these, and now they are here! They are super cute 🙂https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19R4f3zH68/

🐢 NEW ARRIVAL!

Meet your new favorite study buddy!

Our adorable Eco Nation™ Eco Hugs™ Sea Turtle has arrived at the Unity Environmental University Store.

💚 Made from 100% recycled plastic bottles
🌎 Crafted with recycled materials
🐢 Super soft and safe for all ages
🌿 Features an exclusive Unity Environmental University bandana

Every hug is a reminder that protecting wildlife starts with the choices we make.

Available now in-store and online.

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07/31/2026

For generations, the Field of Dreams has been a place where families gather, children play, and the Unity community enjoys the outdoors together.

Today, Unity Environmental University is proud to announce that we are donating the Field of Dreams to the Town of Unity, ensuring this cherished public space will remain publicly owned and accessible for generations to come.

Read the full announcement below.

Unity Environmental University has announced it is donating the Field of Dreams recreation area to the Town of Unity, ensuring the beloved public space will remain open and accessible for generations to come.

07/20/2026

Check out the new water bottles at the Unity Store! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1TqkH8v6rV/

💦 Stay Hydrated. Stay Adventurous.

Our new UNITY Nalgene 32 oz & 16 oz bottles have arrived!

Perfect for class, hiking, work, and wherever your next adventure takes you.

♻ Durable. Reusable. Ready for every day.

Available now!

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