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Throughout his years as Moravian's football coach, Scot became very active in nationwide issues for Department III and served for three years as the Chairman of the Division III Football Council. His national involvement handled even higher obligations when, in 1999, he was elected to the Board of Trustees for the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA).

Six years after being named to the Board, Dapp was chosen as the President of the AFCA making him only the 5th Division III coach to hold that position in the 83-year history of the Association. In 2002, Coach Dapp was acknowledged by the All-American Football Structure with the John Vaught Lifetime Accomplishment Award for his impressive performance in his profession.

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In 2006, he got the John Whitehead Award at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic for his contribution to the video game of football. In 2008, Scot was inducted into the Boyertown High School Football Hall of Popularity. From 2010 through 2012, Scot served on 2 NCAA Committees: the Football Rules Committee and the Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports Committee.

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Now entering his fourth year as the Sports Director, Scot continues to strive to assist all 18 of Moravian's university sports in their quest to be effective. He works closely with the Moravian Hall of Popularity Committee and Moravian's Blue & Grey Club. Each year he organizes a Players Council consisted of one representative of each group and after that meets with this group as soon as a month to talk about a range of topics worrying Moravian athletics.

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Scot is a 1973 graduate of West Chester University making a BS in Health & Physical Education. After  This Is Cool  of mentor in the Boyertown Location School District, he went into graduate school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill getting a Master's Degree in Athletics in 1977.

Prior to his arrival at Moravian College in 1987, Dapp had previous coaching stints at Delaware State College (assistant coach, 1986); Susquehanna University (assistant football & Head Baseball Coach, 1979-1985); and Kutztown University (assistant coach, 1977-78).