Background
Chappell, Dorothy Field was born on August 12, 1947 in Farmville, Virginia, United States. Daughter of William Cabot and Helen (Morris) Chappell.
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Dorothy Field Chappell
Edit Profilebiologist Dean educator cell biologist
Dorothy Field Chappell, American biologist, cell biologist, educator, dean. Named Outstanding Young Woman of America, Farmville, Virginia, 1972; Fulbright Research grantee, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, 1989-1990; fellow American Science Affiliation, 1992. Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Botanical Society of America, Phycological Society of America (board trustees since 1989), Fulbright Association.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Longwood College, 1969; Master of Science, University of Virginia, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, Miami University, Ohio, 1977.
Career
Chair, professor biology Wheaton College, Illinois, 1977-1994, dean natural and social science, since 2000. Academy dean Gordon College, Wenham, Massachusetts, 1994—2000, dean natural and social science, since 2000. Consultant, evaluator North Central Association, Chicago, 1984-1994, New England Association Colleges and Universities.
Consultant evaluator Higher Learning Commission Chicago, since 2000.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Botanical Society of America, Phycological Society of America (board trustees since 1989), Fulbright Association.
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Religion
Presbyterian
Education
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1969
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1973
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1977
Career
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1994
Awards
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Named Outstanding Young Woman of America, Farmville, Virginia, 1972. Fulbright Research grantee, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, 1989-1990. Fellow American Science Affiliation, 1992.Named Outstanding Young Woman of America, Farmville, Virginia, 1972. Fulbright Research grantee, New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, 1989-1990. Fellow American Science Affiliation, 1992.