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Andrew E. Rudd, Ph.D.
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Why I love working at Malone College:
The department I am privileged to work with is amazing, supportive, and talented. They have helped shape my positive experience here at Malone. It is awesome to have the same values as your co-workers. I also appreciate how Malone faculty actively works to integrate learning with life, through activities such as learning clusters or sharing our lives with our co-workers and students. The professors here are expected and do provide a more seamless education, inviting students to be a part of the lives of the faculty. Learning is embellished through relationships. That interaction is what makes Malone a wonderful, unique university at which to be employed.
What are the advantages of a Malone education:
The professors here at Malone are committed to developing the whole person, not just students who know information. Malone is a smaller college, and one benefit of that are the abundant opportunities to engage different parts of yourself, forming relationships and participating in activities. A wealth of co-curricular activities are available to Malone students, such as the Adviso (student newspaper), Forensics and Debate teams, Theater productions, Public Relations Club, the Malone Radio Station, Student Government, Course Assistants, and Resident Assistants. Participation in any of these experiences would allow students to think of classroom information outside of the classroom, as they reflect on who they are and who they are becoming.
Advice I would give prospective students:
One of the most important things to do in college is to study things you love. When we chose to live out of love, the profit reverberates not only to us but to the community around us. "Your greatest passion meets the world's greatest need" (quote of Fredrick Buechner).
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