UNE alum Juliann Lapierre, B.S. ’24 (Environmental Science), was recently hired as the sole property steward for the Kennebunkport Conservation Trust (KCT). In this role, she carries a wide range of responsibilities, with a strong focus on community engagement and environmental education.
KCT oversees the conservation of more than 3,000 acres across multiple properties and several islands, including the iconic Goat Island. Juliann shared that she believes she was a strong candidate for the position because of the many opportunities she had to connect with the Trust during her time at UNE—through coursework, her capstone project, an internship, and the UNE North Summer Sustainability Fellowship.
These experiences not only helped her develop a deep knowledge of the Trust’s work, but also allowed her to build valuable skills and form meaningful relationships with staff and volunteers—ultimately preparing her well for her new role.
The UNE Summer Sustainability Fellowship program pairs UNE students and recent UNE graduates with local municipal, business, and non-profit community partners (host organizations) to collaborate on specifically designed sustainability projects. Visit https://www.une.edu/UNE-North/sustainability-fellowship to learn more.
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We as a student can treat a lot of patients. We have a. Waitlist of patient. If you are student if want to learn as much you can, you will. We work with new equipments and great materials. Very happy to pick this university. I feel pretty well. I am in D4 and I done at least 10 crowns and one bridge 3 units, 3 removable, 1 IOD, at least 60 amalgams, 60 composites restorations, 50 extractions (probably more). We work with specialist and general dentist. School is small but everyone knows everyone and you can approach professors without issue. They are working on getting new CAD CAM.