Alumni & Friends - Alumni Focus
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Here is what just some of our Alumni are doing:
Class of ‘59 visits Nutting Hall
Members of the 1959 Forestry and Wildlife class met last May to reminisce about the early days that launched their careers. They caught up on old times, and fondly remembered Summer Camp and the tremendous bonding with classmates that has lasted a lifetime.
Members of the 1959 Forestry and Wildlife class met last May to reminisce about the early days that launched their careers. They caught up on old times, and fondly remembered Summer Camp and the tremendous bonding with classmates that has lasted a lifetime.
A Flash from the Past…
Dr. Max McCormack (UMaine B.S. 1956) sent in this photo that was taken at a Christmas Tree Association Meeting in 1968.
Dr. Max McCormack (UMaine B.S. 1956) sent in this photo that was taken at a Christmas Tree Association Meeting in 1968.
Robert Crowley (B.S. 1975)
UMaine School of Forestry alum Robert Crowley was recently named the winner of the 17th episode of CBS Survivor: Gabon–Earth’s Last Eden. Bob, 57, is the oldest contestant to ever win the show, and took home a $1 million prize. Crowley lives in Portland, Maine, and teaches high school physics in Gorham.
UMaine School of Forestry alum Robert Crowley was recently named the winner of the 17th episode of CBS Survivor: Gabon–Earth’s Last Eden. Bob, 57, is the oldest contestant to ever win the show, and took home a $1 million prize. Crowley lives in Portland, Maine, and teaches high school physics in Gorham.
Tim Gallant (B.S. 2002)
UMaine School of Forestry alum Tim Gallant is mapping a new course for himself and a local land development company as its first Geographic Information Systems coordinator. Gallant recently was hired by Livermore Falls-based Main-Land Development Consultants where he creates, analyzes, organizes and manages GIS data.
UMaine School of Forestry alum Tim Gallant is mapping a new course for himself and a local land development company as its first Geographic Information Systems coordinator. Gallant recently was hired by Livermore Falls-based Main-Land Development Consultants where he creates, analyzes, organizes and manages GIS data.
Brian Milakovsky (B.S. 2007)
UMaine graduate Brian Milakovsky is Ukraine bound to put his forestry research to the test. “I believe that the durable solutions to the loss of biodiversity will come from within the profession of forestry,” says Milakovsky. “UMaine gave me the skills and perspective to work confidently as a forester.”
UMaine graduate Brian Milakovsky is Ukraine bound to put his forestry research to the test. “I believe that the durable solutions to the loss of biodiversity will come from within the profession of forestry,” says Milakovsky. “UMaine gave me the skills and perspective to work confidently as a forester.”
Nicole Mercier (B.S. 2008)
Nicole Mercier came to UMaine because it was convenient, but stayed because she found the educators in the forestry program exciting and encouraging.
Nicole Mercier came to UMaine because it was convenient, but stayed because she found the educators in the forestry program exciting and encouraging.
