A pair of central Maine residents were among the 27 Unity College graduates who received degrees Friday as the fall semester ended.

Among those receiving degrees at Friday night’s commencement ceremony were Sean J. Andrews, of Pittsfield, with a bachelor of science degree in wildlife biology; and Sasha B. Hamlin, of Unity, with a bachelor of science in secondary education/life science.

“These newest Unity College alumni are well-prepared environmental leaders eager to help solve the most pressing environmental problems of the present and future,” said President-elect Melik Peter Khoury on Friday in a news release from the college. “We are proud of what they have achieved and expect to hear from them as they embark on the next exciting chapter in their lives.”

The school, located in Unity, holds commencement in the fall and the spring. It enrolls about 650 full-time students and focuses on the environment and sustainability sciences. It celebrated its 50th anniversary this year.

Other graduates Friday night were:

Samantha L. Adamczyk, B.S. in marine biology, of Lawrenceville, New Jersey; Tyler M. Adams, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of Gibbstown, New Jersey; Natalie J. Ameral, B.S. in marine biology, of Rindge, New Hampshire; James Armstrong, B.S. in wildlife biology, of Bowdoinham; Thomas J. Bednar, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of Andover, Connecticut; Andrew J. Berberian, B.S. in sustainable energy management, of Mattapoisett, Massachusetts; Leon Burman, B.S. in wildlife biology, of Strasburg, Pennsylvania; Elmer J. DeForge III, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of South Rygate, Vermont.

David S. Devost, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of Hebron, New Hampshire; Jessica L. Dyer, B.S. in captive wildlife care and education, of Syracuse, New York; Adam H. Farr, B.S. in parks and forest resources, of Bayville, New York; Stacey L. Foshay, B.S. in captive wildlife care and education, of Danielson, Connecticut; Daniel P. Fournier, A.S. in environmental science, of North Attleboro, Massachusetts; Marc A. Glaude, B.S. in parks and forest resources, of Dayville, Connecticut; Joshua H. Goldowsky, B.S. in wildlife and fisheries management, of Stamford, Connecticut; Kelci N. Gustafson, B.S. in captive wildlife care and education, of Bath; Shelby L. Hall, B.S. in wildlife biology, of Atkinson, New York.

Timothy B. Hill, B.A. in environmental writing and media studies, of Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Matthew D. Martino, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of Center Ossippee, New Hampshire; Jared M. Meyer, B.S. in parks and forest resources, of New Durham, New Hampshire; Deliska M. Pollara, B.S. in marine biology, of Sparta, New Jersey; Alexandria J. Prestera, B.S. in marine biology, of Sandy Hook, Connecticut; Mikala Robinson, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of Danvers, Massachusetts; Taylor M. Trifone, B.S. in parks and forest resources, of Saugus, Massachusetts; and Josef K. Whitman, B.S. in conservation law enforcement, of New Salem, Massachusetts.