C. Chad Argotsinger, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Plymouth, MA, US

Grafton, Massachusetts, United States

Senior student affairs administrator providing leadership for academic advising, accommodations, career services, financial aid, mental health counseling, orientation, and wellness programming. Supervise and manage full-time and part-time staff; conduct annual goal setting and ensure efficient operations of all services and program reflect the.

Adjunct instructor teaching online courses for adult students at College Unbound (CU). CU helps adults re-enter and stay in college, and earn their Bachelor of Arts degree with their unique approach and comprehensive wrap around support services. College Unbound’s academic content and instruction build on a student’s prior studies, life experiences, and.

Fall River, MA

Responsible for leading Academic Affairs’ strategic agenda. Working with academic leaders to promote collaboration and integration, leadership development, problem analysis, the development of policy and structure, shared governance, transparency, diversity/inclusion and change management. Senior advisor to the Vice President of Academic Affairs furthering.

Fall River, Massachusetts

Provided leadership and vision for the Lash Division which includes the following areas across all campus locations: Lash Center for Teaching and Learning, Outcomes Assessment, Adjunct Faculty Center, Library Services, Learning Commons including Tutoring and Academic Support as well as Writing Center, Experiential Learning including Civic Engagement.

Responsible for the college's academic support services including the assessment of needs and the design, implementation, assessment of programs and services to improve the retention and academic success of all students. In consultation with faculty, professional staff, and administrators direct a comprehensive and integrated tutoring and academic support.

Effectively engaged students desiring to benefit from the services offered in the Learning Commons through the Tutoring and Academic Support Center and the Writing Center

North Dartmouth, MA

• Planned and implemented alumni events and programs, including class reunions, homecoming, and alumni awards
• Produced alumni communications, managed all electronic communications and created an electronic alumni newsletter
• Administered the alumni online community, alumni website, social media sites, and regularly updated alumni database
• Assisted the alumni association board of directors in achieving their annual goals and staffed three sub-committees
• Implemented an alumni metrics handout that summarizes alumni data in a manageable and easy to understand format
• Established procedures to track event RSVPs and attendance in the alumni database

• Served as primary contact for NODA in Region IX
• Promoted membership recruitment and membership participation for professionals and students
• Assisted the development of a regional conference and other professional development opportunities
• Encouraged professionals and students in the region to submit articles and research for publications
• Served as a liaison between the national and regional levels of NODA

Newton, MA

• Managed a comprehensive national program for advancing the College’s relations with its constituents
• Created and implement a strategy for increasing leadership and prospect development
• Increased involvement of recent graduates and current students with Alumni Relations
• Generated plans and policies for graduate alumni programs
• Recruited and trained volunteers to support office mission and objectives
• Planed, executed and staffed key alumni events locally and around the country

Newton, MA

• Provided overall direction and leadership for a comprehensive student activities program
• Supervised Assistant Director of Student Activities and Coordinator for Student Organizations
• Developed and administered two departmental budgets totaling $340,000
• Chaired the Campus Orientation Committee and coordinated a summer, fall and winter orientation program for over 500 students and 400 family members
• Advised the Student Government Association and cultivated the development of 36 diverse student clubs and organizations
• Created an integrated four-year leadership development program incorporating various campus departments and groups

Easton, MA

• Collaborated with academic affairs to develop and manage co-curricular programming including academic trips, Common Sense Lecture Series, and the Faculty Table program
• Co-Coordinated the first-year seminar, a one credit transition course, with the Dean of General Education
• Partnered with the Director to develop a comprehensive Summer Orientation program for 650 students with a budget of $110,000
• Advised a variety of student organizations including House of Representatives, Class of 2009, and Theme Weekend Committee
• Managed Commuter student support as advisor for Commuter Council
• Administered the campus transportation system, a contracted shuttle service providing students access to Boston

Portland, ME

• Responsible for administrative and operational functions of the Student Activities office
• Planned and implemented campus-wide programming for undergraduate and graduate students including week of welcome, family & friends weekend, trips, coffeehouses, and speakers
• Advised the student government association and campus programming board
• Co-chaired student orientation for undergraduate students, a summer and fall program with academic and social components
• Created and executed a comprehensive multi-level leadership development program that aids students in defining leadership, developing communication and facilitation skills, and becoming active members of the campus.
• Established an innovative program to provide and promote arts and cultural events on campus and in the community

• Coordinated all aspects of co-educational residential facility for students in one traditional residence hall and three small houses
• Promoted an atmosphere which contributed to the intellectual, emotional, social, and physical growth of each student
• Engaged and educated students regarding university policies and procedures
• Constructed and participated in weekly staff meetings, professional training, and served on department and division committees
• Recruited, trained, and directly supervised nine Residence Life Advisors and six student desk staff
• Managed hall accounts totaling $5,000 that supported community development and programming to augment the academic experience

Doctoral Program In Educational Leadership And Policy Studies, Educational Leadership And Public Policy

Master Of Arts, College Student Personnel

Activities and Societies: Bowling Green Student Development Association

Bs, Community Development And Applied Economics

Activities and Societies: Resident Assistant, Living/Learning Center Program Director