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Office of Student Development (x8273)
 
The purpose of Malone College is to provide a liberal arts education that is shaped by the Christian faith and based on Biblical standards. Through the educational process, students are challenged to make informed choices, cope with a pluralistic society, and serve the church, community and world.
 
Our Student Development staff strives to demonstrate a Christ-centered approach to student development through personal and professional interaction with students.
 
The Office of Student Development, located in the Randall Campus Center (The Barn), provides students with an information center of trained professional staff to answer questions and help students adjust to college life.
 
Student Development Mission Statement
The Student Development staff is committed to enhancing and supporting the mission of Malone College.  Recognizing a student’s out-of-class experiences are vital to a holistic education, we intentionally create a challenging and supportive community, exposing students to a diverse world, educating based on Biblical truth, and developing individuals in maturity, wisdom, and Christian faith who are committed to serving the Church, community, and world.
 
Slogan
Intentional
Challenging
Supportive
 
Counseling Center (x8279- or - 8439)
 
The Counseling Center, located on the third level of the Randall Campus Center (the Barn), provides no-cost comprehensive counseling services to students currently enrolled Malone College students. Counseling Center staff members are state licensed professional clinical counselors. They are specially trained to assist students who seek help for relationship concerns, personal issues, stress management and related topics. The staff is sensitive to the integration of Biblical truths in the counseling process. The Counseling Center aims to address concerns in a holistic manner taking into consideration not only the students' emotional and mental health but also their physical health and spiritual well being.

In addition to providing one-on-one counseling the staff  also conducts psycho-educational workshops and seminars relevant to college students. Therapy and support groups are offered which include:
 
            •           Biblical Sexuality

            •           Total Body Image

            •           ANAD Eating Disorder

            •           Grief Support

            •           Mood Management

            •           Adult Children of Divorced Parents
 
The Center is open Monday–Friday during the academic year and closed during scheduled breaks, holidays and during the summer months. Staff hpurs are by appoinment. For more information regarding available counseling services, please call the Counseling Center at extension 8279 or 8439.
 
Office of Multicultural Services (x8328)
 
The Office of Multicultural Services serves the needs of students of color and international students, seeking to create a climate conducive to serving the multicultural population of Malone College.
 
Multicultural Services provides resources, support services, and educational programming to Malone’s international students and students of color. It is our goal to assist Malone College in building and maintaining a community that is more inclusive of under-represented American ethnic minorities and international students.
 
The Center for Multicultural Services encourages students of color along a successful tract to completion at Malone College. To accomplish this mission, we strive to achieve the following:
 
1.         improve the campus climate and academic environment for students of color
 
2.         assist the Office of Admissions in the recruitment of students of color through middle school and high school partnerships
 
3.         provide services to students of color that will help them remain successful while attending Malone College
 
4.         provide resources and educational programming concerning multicultural issues
 
5.         coordinate programs to help students of color become involved in the larger campus community
 
6.         assist faculty, staff and students of color in finding a sense of community and belonging, by working with other departments, programs, and organizations to sponsor speakers, workshops, and multicultural activities throughout the academic year
 
7.         act as liaison between the Department of Immigration and Naturalization and all international students on campus
 
8.         serves as advisor to MISA (Malone International Student Association) an organization designed to acquaint the general population of Malone College with the international students on campus
 
9.         serves as advisor to Black Student Union, organizations designed to promote cultural experiences and One Voice, Malone’s gospel choir.
 
 
Information Technologies Department
 
The Information Technologies Department provides services for the computer technology on the Malone College campus.  The office is located on the northeast side of Haviland Hall.
 
The services we provide include:
 
Help Desk Assistance (x8428, www.malone.edu/helpdesk)

The Help Desk serves as a centralized point of contact to assist with the technological needs of the College.  Support is provided to students for network connectivity, hardware availibility & maintenance, and software question. Technology requests may be placed by calling out office at 471-8428, or by logging into our web based Help Desk at www.malone.edu/helpdesk. 
 
Network Access for Students
Resident students have access to computers and printers located in study rooms of each residence hall.  These study rooms have word processing software as well as Internet and web-based e-mail capabilities.  All residence hall rooms have a computer network connection port for each desk in the room.  Connectivity guidelines and hardware/software requirements can be found on the Information Technologies web page. Commuter students may use any of the computers in the library or computer labs for e-mail, Internet access, and class assignments.
 
Network Accounts
Every Malone College student is provided with a network account.   Login procedures are explained at student orientation sessions prior to the start of the fall semester.  Login information is also posted in the computer labs and on the IT web page.  Every student is provided with a College e-mail account and a personal network drive for storing documents and course materials. This data can then be accessed anywhere on campus and is regularly backed up. 

 

The following locations across campus are now equipped with wireless capability: Cattell Library, Student Café, Mitchell Hall, Timken Science Hall, Randall Campus Center and Myers Lounge. Malone-owned laptops are available for check-out in the Library and the Student Café.

Student Printing Privileges
Networked printers are provided in the library and all computer labs. A credit of $30 is added to an active student's printing account at the beginning of each school year (fall semester through summer III). At $.05 per back and white print, this is the equivalent of 600 pages per school year. Any balance remaining will rollover to the next school year. Students can add money to their printing accounts in $10 increments by visiting the IT Help desk during normal business hours and signing an authorization form.

Computer Labs
Computer labs are available for classes and general student use including word processing, printing, e-mail, and Internet access.  The Administrative Sciences Lab the Education Lab and the Music Technology and Graphic Arts Lab  are located in the lower level of the Cattell Library.   The Computer Science Lab is located in the Timken Science Hall.  Each PC lab, as well as the computers located in the Library, has the same set of applications loaded.  There is also a Nursing Studies lab in Founders Hall that has Nursing specific applications loaded.  The Macintosh lab has many graphic and multimedia applications in addition to basic word processing, printing, e-mail and Internet access.
 
Technology in the Classrooms
All classrooms are fully wired and connected to the campus-wide computer network to provide access to the Internet and network drives.  Each classroom is also equipped with computers and mounted data projectors for presentations.
 
Media Services (x8309, mediaservices@malone.edu )
Media Services provides campus audio-visual equipment used for classroom instruction.  The Media Services office is located in the lower level of the Cattell Library.  Video cameras, laptop computers and projectors can be signed out from this area for classroom presentations and assignments.  Other available audio-visual equipment includes digital cameras and camcorders.
 
Campus Web
Each student has personal online access to grade reports, class schedules, and financial information.  This information can be viewed anywhere you have Internet access using your Malone network login.  The login page is located in the Student Gateway on the Malone web site. Additional information about College news and events is posted on the Malone web site.

 

 

Student Health Center (x8340)
 
We have a special opportunity to serve the students at Malone College during a time of tremendous growth and change in their lives. We recognize the need to be sensitive to the stress this transition can bring. We also firmly believe in encouraging each student to take responsibility for his/her own health care. Although our resources do not allow us to provide comprehensive health care to students, we are committed to providing compassionate care for health problems that students frequently encounter. We will make full use of referrals to community health resources for serious acute illnesses, chronic medical problems, and health maintenance needs. We will continue our efforts to help educate students not only about acute illnesses and their treatment, but also about healthy lifestyles and important community health topics.
 
The Student Health Center, located on the first floor of Whittier Hall, (accessible through Myers Lounge or Fox Breezeway), provides basic medical service for all students (resident and commuter) registered for a minimum of eight credit hours and covered by payment of the student comprehensive fee. The Health Center is open Monday-Friday during the academic year and closed during scheduled breaks, holidays and during the summer months. The Health Center is staffed by registered nurses and physicians. A nurse is available at the Center during posted hours, and the Health Center Director (RN) is on call when the Center is closed. If the Health Center is closed, students should contact their Resident Adviser and/or Resident Director. The physicians visit the Health Center at certain designated hours on a weekly basis for treatment of students per scheduled appointments.
 
Services
 
•           Physical assessments, physician visits, and over-the- counter medication. Limited prescription medication may be provided, but special prescription medication is not covered under free medication.
 
•           Referrals to other physicians/specialists per Health Center physician or by personal request can be arranged, but are not financed by the Health Center.
 
•           Most immunizations (including flu shots) are offered at nominal costs to meet academic, employment and overseas travel requirements. TB skin testing (PPD) is free when mandated to meet requirements for academic study.
 
•           Laboratory and radiology services are provided including  limited in-house testing, and outpatient testing as ordered by the Health Center physician and as covered by the student’s and/or parent’s insurance.
 
•           Allergy shots or other health programs as ordered and directed by own primary care physician can be maintained by the Health Center staff contingent upon specified protocol completion.
 
•           Weight and blood pressure monitoring as ordered by physician or per personal request.
 
•           Sick tray orders for resident students are available at the Health Center and provided at the discretion of the nurse. When the Health Center is closed, students should contact their Resident Assistant or Resident Director for sick tray orders.
 
•           Limited medical equipment is available for short-term use.
 
•           Educational programs on various health topics and health literature are available to all students.
 
•           Student health records are maintained at the Health Center. Copies are available upon request per a signed medical release plus a nominal fee. Copies of immunization records for employment or transfer are available if information was provided on Malone Health Information Record at time of admission. Information received from other facilities is NOT re-disclosed to the student or another medical provider.
 
•           The Health Center does not issue excuse slips for classes missed due to illness. The student is responsible for contacting his/her professors for any classes missed.
 
Student Health Center Hours
 
Monday–Friday:  9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Closed Monday and Wednesday:  9:45-10:45 a.m. for chapel
 
Health Center physician hours are announced at the beginning of each semester. The Student Health Center phone extension is 8340 and students may call or stop by during posted hours. If a student wishes to consult with the Health Center physician for any reason other than illness or injury, an appointment must be scheduled.
 
Student Health Insurance
 
For a nominal cost, students may purchase a basic accident and sickness insurance policy. The purpose of this policy is to supplement services provided by the Student Health Center in meeting accident and sickness costs incurred by the students. ALL STUDENTS WILL BE ENROLLED unless they file a signed waiver form with the Business Office.
 
All students enrolled in this insurance policy will receive a copy of the policy. Students should become familiar with its provisions, exclusions and prescribed procedures for filing claims. Claim forms are available at the Student Health Center and Athletic Department during the academic year and the Student Development Office during breaks and summer school sessions.
 
All athletes and international students are mandated to enroll in the College accident and sickness insurance plan.
 
Wellness Center
The Malone College Wellness Center offers a first floor strength room with free weights and Hammer Strength machines and a second floor cardio room, complete with 28 cardiovascular machines, two cable motion resistance-training machines and smaller free weights. Also available is a state of the art fitness assessment, measuring blood pressure, body composition, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility, and upper body strength. Fitness assessments are by appointment only, and can be scheduled through the Wellness Director by calling 8486. The Wellness Center is open to all students, faculty and staff by showing a college I.D.
 
Wellness Center Hours 
Mon. through Fri.       6:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M.
Saturday                     9:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M.
Sunday                        2:00 P.M. – 10:00 P.M.
 
Cardiovascular Fitness Room
 
Located in the basement of Haviland Hall, the cardiovascular fitness room is available to all Malone students, faculty and staff. Equipment available includes four treadmills, four stationary bicycles, one rowing machine and two state-of-the-art “elliptical” trainers. Reservations must be made in person in the facility up to one week in advance. Two cable-equipped televisions are available.
 
Cardiovascular Fitness Room Hours
 
Monday - Thursday:  6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
Saturday:  9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Sunday:  4:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
 
Randall Campus Center
 
Game Room Facilities
 
Video games, ping pong, pool and other table games are available in the lower level of The Randall Campus Center. These facilities are for Malone students and their guests only.
 
Game Room Hours
 
Monday - Thursday: 11:00 a.m.-12:00 midnight
Friday:  11:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m.
Saturday-Sunday:  4:00 p.m.-12:00 midnight
 
Policy on the Game Room
 
These facilities are for Malone students and their accompanied guests only. A Malone student I.D. card is required to play pool or ping pong. Equipment is given out by the desk receptionist. When the equipment is returned in good condition, the I.D. is returned. If there is any damage to equipment or facility, the student will be charged. If a student or his/her guest behaves in an unruly manner, he/she may be asked to leave and could lose his/her game room privileges.
 
Froggy’s Café
 
Located in the lower level of The Randall Campus Center. The Froggy’s Café provides a wide variety of food items. Hours may vary and are posted at the beginning of each semester.
 
 
Post Office (x8132)
 
The Campus Post Office is located in the lower level of the Brehme Centennial Center.
 
Student Mail
 
All students (residents and commuters, full-time and part-time) are assigned a mailbox. Students who don't receive a mailbox number should stop by campus post office to receive a mailbox combination or key. Mail should be addressed to:
 
 STUDENT’S NAME
 MALONE COLLEGE BOX #
 515 25TH ST NW
 CANTON OH 44709-3897
 
It is important for you to use your box number when giving out your address at the College. You will keep the same box number as long as you remain at the College unless you change from resident to commuter or commuter to resident. then you must notify the Campus Post Office of your change. Students are encouraged to check their mailboxes regularly. Important information is disseminated through campus mail including chapel notices, financial aid information, recreational opportunities, etc. When withdrawing from the College during the academic year, mailbox keys should be turned into the Campus Post Office. There is a $10.00 charge for keys not returned. The Campus Post Office will sell stamps, and weigh packages and letters to determine necessary postage. You may also send packages by UPS, Federal Express and Air Borne. The receptionist in Founders Hall also sells stamps. Mail may be deposited at the Campus Post Office, at the receptionist’s desk in Founders Hall or at a drop off box located outside on the east side of the Centennial Center. College groups may use the campus mailboxes for distribution of materials if they are authorized by the Office of Student Development. Mail must have the student’s name and mail box number, and arrangements made with the Campus Post Office 48 hours prior to distribution.
 
Post Office Hours
 
Lobby Hours
            Monday-Friday:  8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
            Saturday and Sunday:  12:00 noon- 6:00 p.m.
Window Hours
            Monday-Friday:  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
 
Dining Commons (x8400)
 
Board Plans
 
All residential students are required to be on one of three board plans. Board plan options consist of a carte blanche (unlimited meals) option or a 14-meal per week option. Under special circumstances students may choose the 10-meal option described below. Residential students in their first year at Malone College (excluding transfers) are required to be on the carte blanche meal plan. All others choose their meal plan when they register for classes. A meal plan week is defined as beginning at 7:00 am on Monday and concluding Sunday at 6:00 pm.
 
 
Hours of operation:
            Monday through Thursday:  7:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
            Friday:  7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
            Saturday: 8:00 a.m-11:00 a.m; 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

            Sunday:  11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m.  

  Carte Blanche Meal Plan
 
Students taking the carte blanche meal plan may enter the dining commons (during open hours) as many times as they desire, when-ever they desire and eat as much as they desire during open hours, including late evening hours. Students on this plan are entitled to have five (5) guests per semester eat with them at no extra cost to the student. Please notify the cashier of your guest as you enter the dining commons.
          
14-Meal Plan
 
Students choosing the 14-meal plan may enter the dining commons up to 14 times per week whenever they desire, including late evening hours, and eat as much as they desire. Students on this plan are entitled to have three (3) guests per semester eat with them at no extra cost to the student. Students should plan their meals carefully as only 14 meals may be eaten per week (see statement above regarding what constitutes a meal plan week). If all 14 meals are not eaten in any given week they cannot be carried forward into succeeding weeks. Students who use their 14 meal allotment before Sunday evening will be required to pay cash for each meal after 14.
 
10-Meal Plan
 
Education majors scheduled to student teach, nursing majors involved in nursing clinical rotations, or students with a work schedule that requires them to miss a number of scheduled meals may petition the Office of Student Development for a 10-meal plan option. Only those students with special circumstances as determined by the Dean of Student Development or the Associate Dean for Student Development will be given consideration for the 10-meal option. Students will be notified in writing if approved for this meal plan and will be billed at a reduced rate. Students choosing the 10-meal option may enter the dining commons up to ten times per meal plan week including late evening hours. Students on the 10-meal option will not receive guest passes and unused meals may not be carried forward into succeeding weeks.
 
Parents
 
Parents are always welcome at Malone College and eat free when accompanied by their student currently on any board plan option. Exceptions to this policy are Family Weekend, holiday celebrations, and specially catered events.
 
The Dining Commons Menu
 
The menu is designed to provide you with nutritional, tasty food at a reasonable cost.
 
Behavioral Expectations
 
The following guidelines are consistent with our behavioral expectations and are designed to help further our sense of community and encourage good stewardship of the Hoover Dining Commons.
 
•           Please do not remove any food, drinks, or utensils from the dining commons.
 
•           Please do not move any tables inside of the Dining Commons.
 
•           Please wear appropriate clothing to all meals: Shirts and shoes must be worn at all times. Do not wear muddy clothing or shoes (no cleats).
•           You will not be able to enter the dining commons except with your I.D. card (if you are on meal plan) or if you pay cash. You may not “lend” your I.D. card to anyone else for use to gain entrance into the Dining Commons. Violators will be subject to disciplinary action.
 
•           Common courtesy and decency applies—no throwing of food, shouting, vulgarity, vandalism or fighting.
 
•           Radios, cassette decks and C.D. players are not permitted in the Dining Commons.
 
•           Please confront any misconduct or report any such activity to a College staff person.
 
The management reserves the right to refuse service to any student who does not follow the behavioral expectations of the College and/or AVI Food Systems.
 
Mealtime Operations
 
All students entering the Dining Commons must have ready their meal I.D. card and show such card to the authorized representative of AVI Food Systems. Your I.D. card will be scanned by a scan card computer allowing you to be admitted to the Dining Commons. If you do not have your I.D. card, you will be asked to pay the meal price. If, within 5 days, you can produce your I.D. card to the food service manager, the money will be refunded to you at that time. Only students who have a valid I.D. card or pay are permitted in the Hoover Dining Commons.
 
Special orders
 
Special orders are taken for birthday cakes and other baked goods, made fresh daily on the premises. An order must be placed forty-eight hours in advance. Contact an AVI Food Systems representative for prices and information.
 
Bagged Lunches
 
The bagged lunch program is designed to provide board paying students with a carry-out meal when they have a schedule conflict with the meal hours. It is not, however, designed to provide additional meals or snacks to students, nor is it provided in all cases in lieu of meals. Except by special permission, bagged lunches must be picked up during regular meal hours. No more than two (2) bagged lunches to any student per day will be issued, unless it is for a college sponsored event, in which case authorization is needed.
 
Students ordering a bagged lunch, must contact the Food Service cashier and provide: name, I.D. number (social security number), requested meal, and day(s) needed. Food Service must be contacted no later than 1:00 p.m. prior to the day of the pick up.
 
Bagged lunches will be customized to meet student needs. Generally, they include a sandwich, fruit, chips, dessert and beverage. To further enhance the program, a student may request a carry out tray for the salad bar in lieu of a traditional sack lunch.
 
Commuter Dining Card
 
The Commuter Card is a discounted meal ticket and is available to any student not on the board plan. Contact Food Service for the cost and further information.
 
Financial Aid Office (x8159)
 
Financial aid is available to many of our students in the form of scholar-ships, grants, loans and/or work study.
 
General Information
 
1.         Financial aid must be renewed annually by filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The best method to file is to complete the form online, using the student’s and parent’s PIN (personal identification number) at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
 
2.         The priority deadline to file for financial aid is March 1st. Awards will be made after March 1st, but certain limited funds, such as work study, may not be available.
 
3.         In December, all students will receive a personalized information sheet from financial aid regarding various items such as residency status, major, address, enrollment plans, etc. It is the responsibility of the student to respond to the financial aid office if changes are necessary.
 
4.         Students receiving outside scholarships must notify the Financial Aid Office of the name and amount of the scholarship before July 1.
 
5.         Any aid package, which involves Malone money, will not exceed direct costs (tuition, fees, room and board for residents). Any money received from any College source must be considered as part of the financial aid package. This includes all scholarships, grants, loans, discounts and ALL WAGES (including Student Senate).
 
6.         Full-time attendance and satisfactory academic progress must be maintained in order for aid to be renewed. The following cumulative grade point averages must be maintained for the grants and scholarships listed:
J.Walter and Emma Malone Scholarship:
                        Recipients from the Scholars Day Competition, 3.5 GPA
          
                        All other J. Walter and Emma Malone Scholarship Recipients, 3.0 GPA.
 
                        Academic Scholarship: 3.0 GPA
 
7.         No aid is automatically renewed at an equal value after separation from the College. Aid may be renewed based on need, GPA,   the reason for separation etc., on a reduced basis.
 
8.         Resident students changing to commuter status will have their financial aid packages reduced. Merit awards will be 75% of the resident amount.
 
10.       Once a student qualifies for a J. Walter and Emma Malone Scholarship, the College has the right to limit the addition of any other Malone aid.
 
Athletic Department (x8300)
 
Athletic activities are an integral part of the college experience. They enhance school spirit and unity, as well as benefit players and spectators. Beyond entertainment, athletic programs provide opportunities to understand team concepts such as cohesion and discipline, help those involved learn to respond to victory and defeat, offer positions of leadership, and provide Christian coaches as mentors. Malone competes in nine (9) varsity sports for men: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track; and nine (9) varsity sports for women: basketball, cross country, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track, soccer, golf and volleyball. The College competes in the American Mideast Conference for all sports except football, which is a member of the Mid-States Football Association. The College is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes, and the National Christian College Athletic Association.
 
Since the performance of the team and the reputation of the College depend greatly upon student support, students are encouraged to attend as many contests as possible to give full support to their teams. The highest standards of sportsmanship are expected of both players and spectators in striving to uphold the testimony of the College and to glorify the name of Christ.
 
Business Office (x8117)
 
The Business Office is located in Founders Hall. Undergraduate student invoices are generated from our office for the fall and spring semesters. (Summer session bills are created on a walk-in basis during the open registration period.) Our staff is available to assist you and your family with questions regarding the student bills and to receive payment on your account. We accept cash, personal checks, cashiers’ checks, money orders, major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) and ACH fund transfers.
 
For monthly payment plan participants, payments are due the 3rd of each month from August through May. A late fee of $20.00 is charged for payments received after the five-day grace period each month, or for payments made for less than the monthly amount as billed.
 
Our office also distributes student work-study paychecks, student loan checks, credit refund checks and Campus Bookstore bookslips. Students presenting a valid Malone I.D. may cash checks up to a $50.00 daily limit in the Business Office only. A fee of $20.00 will be charged to the student account for each NSF check received. Students will forfeit their check cashing privileges if two (2) NSF checks are presented on campus.

 

Business Office Hours
 
Monday–Friday:  9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed for Chapel
 
Office of the Registrar (x8128)
 
Students are assisted by the Office of The Registrar, located in Founders Hall, in the following areas:
 
1.         Coordination of all registration procedures.
 
2.         Classification of all students.
 
3.         Course changes during the semester.
 
4.         Preparation of grade reports and cumulative grade point averages.
 
5.         V.A. information.
 
6.         Transient certification (permission to take courses off-campus).
 
7.         Evaluation of transfer credits and graduation requirements.
 
8.         Withdrawal from school during a semester, (forms initiated here).
 
9.         Transcripts of credit.
 
Student Work Program Office (x8110)
 
The Student Work Program Office is located in Founders Hall Room 32A. The Coordinator of the Federal Work Study program is available to assist students who qualify for Federal Work Study (FWS) to secure a job on campus or in one of Malone’s Community Service off-campus opportunities. The Student Work Program will employ over 300 students this year. Students are paid $5.25 per hour the first year with that amount increasing to $5.50 per hour if they stay in the same department two or more years in a row.
 
In early August students who qualify for Federal Work Study in their financial aid package will be sent an information packet giving instructions needed to secure an on-campus job. Students should begin their job search immediately after arriving on campus by going to various departments and applying for a position. It is important to remember that it is the students’ responsibility to find a job on campus. When applying for a position, the student needs to take two forms of identification (Drivers License or Malone College ID and a Social Security card or Birth Certificate) with them. It’s a very competitive job market, so don’t delay; start looking immediately.
Career Development Center
 Assisting students with preparation – connection – transition concerning career goals and endeavors
Our mission statement is simple: to assist students in forming, developing and achieving their career related goals. Our purpose is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need so they can pursue their God-directed careers, or graduate school upon graduation. We offer advice from a Christ-centered perspective, referring students to scripture for truth, wisdom, and guidance, making practical applications of scriptural principles.
 

 

Our mission statement: To assist students in forming, developing and achieving their career-related goals

Our purpose: To equip students with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need in order to pursue their God-directed careers or graduate school upon graduation. We offer advice from a Christ-centered perspective, making practical applications of scriptural principles.

 

The Career Development staff is prepared to train students in:

The staff also equips students with the necessary skills to:

 

A starting point for any student exploring career options and gaining direction is:

 

While this office is not a placement service, the Career Development Center is here to teach students how to develop their skills, abilities, and God-given talents in respect to their individual career preparation.

 

Students and alumni can attend workshops or make individual appointments to cover:

 

The Career Development staff continues to provide opportunities for students and alumni to meet with employers through:

 

All students are encouraged to contact the Career Development Center and ask to meet with a career advisor.  Early preparation will help to ensure that each student will be fully equipped as they pursue their internship and full-time career endeavors.

New office location: Lower level of Brehme Centennial Center                 Staff

Phone: 330.471.8322                                                                             Douglas Reichenberger, Director

E-mail: careerdevelopment@malone.edu                                     Colleen Winney, Assistant Director

Website: www.malone.edu/careerdevelopment                          Phyllis Johnson, Admin. Assistant

         
The Physical Plant Department (x8258)
 
The physical plant, located in the C. Lyle Strand Building at the north end of campus (by the soccer/track field), is responsible for all physical aspects of the campus.
 
Motor Vehicle Regulations
 
Driving and parking on the Malone campus are privileges given to all students, so long as the student parking regulations are honored. All student vehicles must display a parking permit for the current academic year. This permit is obtained by registering your vehicle at the Physical Plant office. The fee is $40.00 per academic year, with a $10.00 late fee added if you registered after the first week of classes. Any student or family that plans to have more than one vehicle on campus at the same time, must purchase a separate permit for each vehicle. Parking permits must be displayed on the rear view mirror of your vehicle at all times. Failure to do so will result in a parking violation fine. Temporary parking permits must be obtained for students or visitors with an unregistered vehicle on campus. Temporary permits are granted at no cost to students, for a maximum period of two weeks per semester. Because of the number of pedestrians, driving on campus requires special attention. The speed limit is 15 m.p.h. campus wide. Speeding or reckless operation will not be tolerated. Parking will be in designated student parking areas only. Due to the limited parking facilities near academic buildings, it is suggested that student vehicles not be used for general transportation between campus buildings.
 
Parking is restricted along Yale Ave. N.W. in the vicinity of the Timken Science Building and the Canton Jewish Center. This is a dangerous area due to the narrow street and the amount of traffic. Parking is permitted only on the east side of the street (opposite side from Malone) and only south of the Jewish Center parking lot.
 
Malone contracts with the Canton Jewish Community Center and Bethel Temple for additional student parking. Students are required to follow the same parking regulations for these areas, as apply to all other campus parking lots.
 
By the request of First Christian Church, chapel parking for students at FCC is limited to the main lot on the east side (rear) of the building only. The Canton Christian Home lot (next door) may not be used for chapel per request of CCH. Failure to observe these parking restrictions during chapel will result in a citation.
 
Student parking regulations on campus will be strictly enforced. Parking violations include parking in faculty/staff, visitor or handicap areas, parking in posted fire lanes, in roadways or on lawns. These and other violations are subject to written citations and fines.
 
Repeated violations will result in revocation of student parking privileges and further disciplinary action. For a complete listing of Malone’s parking rules and fines, obtain a copy of the “Student Parking Regulations” booklet from the Physical Plant office.
 
Safety Office (x8111)
 
Campus Safety assists in the safety of all persons at Malone and the protection of both personal and College property. All officers receive training from Buckeye Protective Services and on-site instructions. They are here to help as well as to protect. The full cooperation of every student is required whenever approached by a safety officer.
 
The campus buildings are closed and locked when not in use. Entrance to a locked building is permitted only with the written permission of the staff member responsible for that area. Any student violating campus regulations or refusing to cooperate with a safety officer is subject to discipline up to and including suspension from the College.
 
Campus Safety can be easily reached if you need help in an emergency situation. If you are off-campus, call 471-8111, if you are on-campus call extension 8111. These numbers will be answered twenty-four hours a day. You will also find a safety officer on duty at The Gatehouse nightly. The Safety Department is here to help when needed. For more information, please refer to the “Home Malone, A Guide To Campus Safety” brochure.
 
Maintenance Department (x8258)
 
The Maintenance Department, located in the C. Lyle Strand Building, has daily hours from 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. weekdays. Resident students should make all maintenance requests by contacting your RA or RD. They are responsible for reporting repair items for you. If you have an emergency after hours, or on the weekend, notify your RA or RD who can then ask security to contact the maintenance person on duty. On weekdays, if you have a maintenance emergency and are not able to locate your RA or RD, call the Physical Plant office directly at extension 8258.
 
Bookstore (x8310)
 
The Bookstore, located in the lower level of the Brehme Centennial Center, provides you with a number of needed supplies: new and used textbooks, paperbacks, t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, pennants, cards and gifts, school supplies, health and beauty aids, and assorted snacks.
 
Bookstore hours
          
            Mon.-Thurs:  8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
            Fri.:  8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
            Closed during Chapel.
 
Miscellaneous Information
 
Student I.D. Cards
 
Each student is issued an I.D. card by the Office of Student Development when enrolled. This card is used for checking out library books, admission to athletic events, food service meals (provided you are on a board plan), Chapel, and general identification. Your student I.D. card should last you the entire time you are a student. The cost to replace an I.D. card is $5.00.
 
Drug Abuse Prevention Program
 
The Malone College Drug Abuse Prevention Program currently consists of a referral system which is applicable to all facets of the College. Students, R.A.s, faculty and staff are encouraged and expected to confront individuals who use, abuse, or have dependency problems. Members of the Malone College community have access to local resources and are encouraged to use them as referrals. Such opportunities include: the Health Center, the Counseling Center, the College Pastor, community public service agencies and privately owned practices within the vicinity. Anyone needing more information can contact a member of the Student Development staff. For more information, please refer to the Malone College “Substance Use and Abuse Policy for Employees and Students” brochure.

 

 

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