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Dean of Academic & Student Affairs for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics at Cape Cod
Dec 06, 2018
Donald Crampton serves as the Dean of Academic & Student Affairs for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics at Cape Cod Community College. Dr. Crampton earned his Ph.D. in Botany at Arizona State University and worked as an NIH post-doctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School studying DNA replication. Prior to this appointment at Cape Cod Community College, he served as Director of Advising and Academic Success at Mills College (CA). Dr. Crampton specializes in developing research-based, data‐informed and student‐centered approaches to institutional effectiveness.
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Auction of unloved toys and wonderful experiences with Fellow Rotarians
Jan 10, 2019
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Founder and CEO of Cape Wellness Collaborative
Feb 07, 2019
Lead singer and instrumentalist, Sarah Swain, from Cape Cod’s popular band Sarah Swain & the Oh Boys, is also the Founder and CEO of Cape Wellness Collaborative which provides integrative therapies to anyone facing cancer in our community. Sarah is also the creator of Cape Cod Women's Music Festival and Dancing with the Docs. With her successful band and impressive diverse commitments, it’s no wonder Sarah Swain is considered a Cape treasure. |
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Executive Director, Cape and Islands Veterans Outreach Center
Mar 14, 2019
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Head of School, Cape Cod Academy
Mar 21, 2019
Chad Small joined CCA with more than 25 years as Head of School at Rumson Country Day School in New Jersey and several other interim Head positions. He and his wife, Susan, live in East Orleans and have strong roots on the Cape.
In addition to his former Headmaster duties, he has taught undergraduate and graduate course in education at Monmouth University and has also spoken at the regional and national levels, most notably at the NAIS national conference in Seattle, Washington. Mr. Small is also a founding member of INDEX (formerly Elementary School Research Collaborative), a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing data, analysis and research to a nationwide consortium of leading independent schools.
After graduating from the Millbrook School, Mr. Small received his bachelor's degree from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1976, a master's degree in education from the University of Virginia in 1979 and earned his doctorate in 2001 from Seton Hall University.
Chad's first job in education was right out of college. He taught first, second and third grade in a two-room schoolhouse in Brownton, West Virginia, deep in the heart or hollers of Appalachia. The next year, he and his wife Susan moved to Virginia where he taught fifth and sixth grade at Forest Elementary School in Forest, Virginia. After four years, he became principal at Schuyler Elementary School in Schuyler, Virginia, an area made famous by the iconic '70s TV show, The Waltons. In fact, Chad was an extra on A Walton's Thanksgiving television special, but as he says, "If you blink, you'll miss my TV appearance. It was that quick!"
Mr. Small became the Head of the Lower School at St. Francis School, a K-8 independent school in Louisville, Kentucky and later became Headmaster of St. Richard's School in Indianapolis, Indiana. During his four years there, St. Richard's added three new grades; raised five million dollars in capital funds and doubled the size of its campus. In 1989, he learned of the opening at The Rumson Country Day School and stayed for 25 years.
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Mar 30, 2019 10:00 AM – Mar 31, 2019 4:00 PM
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Silent Spring Institute
Apr 25, 2019
One week only - change of venue. We will be meeting at the Federated Church of Hyannis at the Baldwin Hall from 12 - 1.15 pm. Presentation by Dr. Laurel Schaider, a Research Scientist at Silent Spring Institute. She leads the Institute’s water quality research on highly fluorinated chemicals (PFASs) and other contaminants of emerging concern. |
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