Hi Mick and Doug,
I was a former student at Unity and am currently volunteering at Grupo Fenix (grupofenix.org) in Nicaragua. It is a solar promotion/development group that thrives through the work of motivated volunteers, interns, students and professors. I am consistently reminded of the strong influence Unity ultimately had on me ending up here. Upcoming, and I know this is short notice and most students are gone home, but there is a Solar Culture Course (and will be many others) being held here on July 10-18. More info can be found on their website: grupofenix.org.
There are many opportunities for internships, volunteers, or student/teacher groups (who can potentially arrange private courses), to get involved. Please share this information with anyone who might be interested. We have posters and flyers that can be sent if you´d like to help spread the word for this inspiring group.
Thanks, hope all is well at the Unit--
Kyla
Contact me (mwomersley@unity.edu) for a referral.
Mick
Contact me (mwomersley@unity.edu) for a referral.
Mick
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