Nicole McGovern
B.S. Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Mansfield, Mass.
B.S. Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Mansfield, Mass.
B.S. Wildlife and Fisheries Management
B.S. Conservation Law Enforcement
Bar Harbor, Maine
B.S. Wildlife Biology
Tamworth, N.H.
My future plan is to attend a community college for two years and receive a Radiologic Technology degree to combine with my Wildlife Biology degree to hopefully use in the Wildlife Vet field.
Highlights of my time at unity includes getting to know so many people with the same interests and motivation to succeed.
B.S. Conservation Law Enforcement
Plaistow, N.H.
My future plans involve becoming an educator and coaching soccer. My favorite memory from my time at Unity was winning our home soccer game against Machias senior year.
B.S. Adventure-based Environmental Education
Psychology Minor
Amesbury, Mass.
B.S. Conservation Law Enforcement
Psychology Minor
Sterling, Mass.
B.S. Conservation Law Enforcement
Westampton, N.J.
One of my favorite things from my time at Unity was resurrecting the ice hockey club, getting it back on track, and bringing a great group of guys together.
B.S. Captive Wildlife Care and Education
Mechanic Falls, Maine
B.S. Captive Wildlife Care and Education
Haverhill, Mass.
Unity College has helped me pave a path to what I want to do in life, and that is to have a career in the animal care field. My internship this past Spring at the Unity College Animal Room and Barn helped solidify that. My time at Unity College formed some friendships I hope will last a lifetime, as well as building my character that has made me the better person I am today.”
B.S. Captive Wildlife Care and Education
Bakersfield, Vt.
Plans for the future: I have accepted an internship in Wisconsin with Wild Instinct where I will be pursuing a career in wildlife rehabilitation. Unity has provided me with so many great memories, but I am excited to open this new chapter in my life. Thank you to all of those who have helped me on this journey!
Quote: I am ready to face any challenge that might be foolish enough to face me. -Dwight K. Schrute