Jonathan oversees all advancement functions including communications, alumni relations, annual giving, and development.  He works closely with the Board of Trustees, the Woodstock Academy Foundation, and the Headmaster to secure support for Academy priorities.  Prior to joining The Academy, he served as a consultant and an outsourced development director for several schools and other non-profit organizations.  He has led successful strategic assessments, feasibility and planning studies, and capital campaigns. These initiatives enabled organizations to strengthen their cultures of philanthropy, build new facilities, and expand programming.  Prior to his consulting engagements, Jonathan spent five years on the advancement staff at a private liberal arts college and was part of their campaign team that raised more than $260 million.

Doreen serves in Advancement & Alumni Relations as well as Accounts Receivable. After graduating from The Woodstock Academy in 1975, Doreen started working at Preferred Plastics in Putnam, CT where she was employed for 33 years; she returned to her alma mater in 2010.

Julia plans and implements communication efforts to both internal and external audiences in order to convey accurate and timely information, raise The Academy’s visibility, and increase its brand. She oversees the conception, design, and production of school publications. Additionally, Julia coordinates advertising, publicity, and social media and serves as The Academy’s spokesperson when so designated.

Joel is responsible for all creative and graphic design work for The Woodstock Academy including all print marketing material and promotional merchandise.  He is currently working on the design for the upcoming re-launch of The Gleaner, The Academy’s Alumni Magazine.

Brad is responsible for photography and video production. In this role, he serves every part of the school, and his work appears throughout The Academy’s campus and online presence.  Growing up in Killingly, and attending Killingly High School, Brad has lived in the Quiet Corner his whole life. Brad attended New England Institute of Technology, and began his career as an intern for Rhode Island PBS. There he learned how broadcast television operates and how to be a camera operator. Brad then broadened his experience at two additional television stations (ABC-6 in Providence and FOX CT) where he edited and operated live studio cameras for newscasts.