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Saturday, November 23, 2024

Meet Unity College Student Kaylie

Kaylie recently took the Water and Soil Resource Management course at Unity College with Professor Maurice Testa.

"My name is Kaylie Matthews, and I’m pursuing a master's degree in environmental science at Unity College. I’m originally from southern California, but I now live in Seattle, Washington. Before attending Unity, I received my bachelors in Earth and Environmental Science from Washington State University. After my undergraduate degree, I started working as an intern, and I realized that there was still so much that I could learn regarding environmental science. At that point, I decided that I wanted more in-depth knowledge regarding environmental science not only for my own curiosities but for my career.

When looking at grad schools, I was looking for a program where I could continue to work full time. I ultimately decided on Unity college for the flexibility of the online graduate program. By picking Unity, I have been able to work and gather experience while also continuing my education. Currently, I am working as an environmental scientist consultant for WSP USA.

I recently took the Water and Soil Resource Management course. I appreciated that there was a lot of overlap between the topics in this class and my job. For example, our final project was to write an environmental assessment which I was also doing at work. It is very reassuring to know that the topics that are being covered in my classes are very practicable and setting me up for a successful career.

After receiving my degree, I plan to continue working as an environmental scientist. The fun part is that I have no idea what opportunities may present themselves, but I’m excited to see what happens!"

Original source can be found here

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