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<strong>December</strong> <strong>2022</strong> Find us on Facebook | <strong>Franklin</strong> Town News Page 15<br />

Dean College Announces New Vice President for Student Success &<br />

Campus Life and New Vice President for Enrollment Services<br />

Dean College is pleased to<br />

announce Adam Keyes as the<br />

new Vice President for Student<br />

Success & Campus Life and Paul<br />

Vaccaro as the new Vice President<br />

for Enrollment Services.<br />

Reporting to President Kenneth<br />

Elmore, Keyes will be responsible<br />

for student success<br />

programs, campus life and community<br />

engagement to support<br />

student learning and growth. He<br />

joins Dean from Clark University,<br />

where he most recently served as<br />

director of strategic initiatives.<br />

At Clark, Keyes progressed from<br />

the director of residential life &<br />

housing to senior associate dean<br />

of students and deputy Title IX<br />

coordinator. When the COVID-<br />

19 pandemic hit, Keyes also<br />

took on the role of director of<br />

COVID testing and operations,<br />

establishing and running Clark’s<br />

testing center and operations.<br />

He held residential life positions<br />

at Endicott College, Massachusetts<br />

Institute of Technology and<br />

Boston University before arriving<br />

at Clark in 2014. He holds a<br />

bachelor’s degree from Fitchburg<br />

State College and a master’s degree<br />

from the University of New<br />

Haven.<br />

With more than 15 years of<br />

experience in student life, enrollment,<br />

operations and project<br />

management, Keyes looks forward<br />

to developing meaningful,<br />

equitable experiences for<br />

students and the institutional<br />

processes and policies needed to<br />

sustain them.<br />

“Fundamentally, I want the<br />

area of student services and<br />

campus life to impactfully shape<br />

students’ lives by being a parallel<br />

educational experience to<br />

the curricular offerings,” said<br />

Keyes. “Students come here to<br />

learn; academically, socially and<br />

emotionally. If properly implemented,<br />

that learning is equally<br />

important and memorable.”<br />

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Volunteers Needed at <strong>Franklin</strong> Public Library!<br />

Volunteer Tutors Needed for ESL &<br />

Adult Literacy Program<br />

The <strong>Franklin</strong> Public Library is<br />

starting an English as a Second<br />

Language and Adult Literacy<br />

Program to serve <strong>Franklin</strong> and<br />

its surrounding communities. If<br />

you have the time and interest to<br />

help adult learners improve their<br />

English reading, writing, speaking<br />

and listening, please consider<br />

volunteering!<br />

To volunteer, you must have a<br />

high school diploma or equivalent,<br />

have patience, and be able<br />

to speak English clearly. Prior<br />

teaching experience is not required.<br />

Volunteer Tutors will be<br />

given training and all supporting<br />

materials will be provided. The<br />

time commitment is one orientation<br />

session, 18 hours of tutor<br />

training, and to meet with your<br />

student 2 hours per week for one<br />

year. Volunteers and students do<br />

not need to be <strong>Franklin</strong> residents.<br />

If interested, please contact Assistant<br />

Library Director Kim<br />

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or fill out the registration form<br />

on the library’s website .<br />

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Volunteers are always needed<br />

for the IRS Volunteer Income<br />

Tax Assistance and Tax Counseling<br />

for the Elderly programs…<br />

better known as VITA and TCE.<br />

Many volunteer roles are available.<br />

You can help as a greeter,<br />

an interpreter or a computer specialist.<br />

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.<br />

“Dean has been well positioned<br />

to help students become<br />

the best version of themselves<br />

during the undergraduate educational<br />

years,” he added. “The<br />

support services, campus engagement<br />

opportunities and caring<br />

faculty and staff are the perfect<br />

combination of resources to help<br />

challenge and grow students. I’m<br />

really looking forward to being a<br />

part of that impactful transformation.”<br />

Also reporting to President Elmore,<br />

Vaccaro will oversee areas<br />

related to admissions, enrollment<br />

operations, admissions marketing<br />

and admissions information systems<br />

to achieve enrollment goals.<br />

With over 25 years of experience<br />

in enrollment management, Vaccaro<br />

returns to Dean as vice president<br />

for enrollment services. He<br />

previously served as assistant vice<br />

president of enrollment services<br />

and dean of admissions at Dean<br />

College from 2004 to 2009,<br />

before moving on to vice president<br />

roles at Regis College and<br />

Newbury College. Most recently,<br />

Vaccaro was the associate vice<br />

president for enrollment at Anna<br />

Maria College. Vaccaro is also a<br />

past recipient of the prestigious<br />

New England College Board<br />

Distinguished Service Award<br />

for leadership, innovation and<br />

advocacy in higher education.<br />

He is an alumnus of Suffolk University,<br />

where he earned both a<br />

bachelor’s degree in journalism<br />

and an MBA.<br />

“My experience in leading<br />

enrollment teams at small colleges<br />

in Massachusetts and understanding<br />

the challenges that<br />

institutions face in today’s competitive<br />

higher ed marketplace<br />

has drawn me to promote a<br />

holistic approach to enrollment<br />

management,” Vaccaro said.<br />

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that genuinely cares about its students<br />

and seeks to put their needs<br />

first and foremost, and when the<br />

opportunity presented itself to<br />

be part of that culture again, it<br />

was a very easy decision for me<br />

to make.”<br />

“I am very much looking<br />

forward to joining President<br />

Elmore’s leadership team and<br />

helping to move the College forward<br />

in a thriving baccalaureate<br />

mindset,” he added. “Above all,<br />

we remain about providing educational<br />

access and opportunity<br />

while instilling a confidence and<br />

belief in our students that I feel<br />

few colleges can approach. To be<br />

able to contribute again to this<br />

type of mission is both exciting<br />

and inspiring.”<br />

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College, visit www.dean.edu.<br />

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