B.A. Brown University – PLME
M.Ed. Vanderbilt University
“Growing up I always loved mysteries and detective work, and I think history as a subject is very similar to that. You learn how to weigh and compare primary source voices and perspective with others’ research to find and create your own understanding of the past. I also love how history teaches perspective and empathy, and I love thinking about what motivates individuals and groups of people.”
Sean F. Campbell
Instructor in Computer Science
Education
M.A. Drexel University B.S. Trinity University
“I will always love working with young folks. The energy is infectious, and they never cease to amaze and surprise. Working at a boarding school also means I get to work with students in myriad ways, not just in the classroom.”
Mercy Carbonell
Instructor in English
Education
B.A. Brown University M.A. Stanford University
Michele L. Chapman
Instructor in Science
Education
B.S. Duke University M.S. University of Wisconsin – Madison
Townley W. Chisholm
Instructor in Science, Independence Foundation Distinguished Professorship
Education
B.A. Harvard University
M.S. University of Oxford
Evelyn M. Christoph
Instructor in Modern Languages, Lee C. Bradley III, Class of 1943, Academy Teaching Chair
Education
A.B. Brown University
All But Dissertation New York University
M.A. New York University
“We have wonderful students at PEA. They are not only amazingly talented, but they are genuinely good human beings. Discussing French literature with 12 perceptive, engaged teenagers is sheer joy. I cannot imagine a more rewarding learning environment.”
Mark A. Cleveland
Instructor in Music
Education
Diploma Boston University B.M. Westminster Choir College
“It is my hope that each student, in our mutual effort to experience the fullest expression of one’s potential, will leave the Academy with a life-long appreciation of music, particularly vocal music, and will be actively engaged in the arts.”
