Malone Multicultural Alumni Association
The Malone Multicultural Alumni Association (MMAA) was founded on May 22, 2006 with goals including mentoring students, developing a scholarship fund, and planning events and activities.
Under the leadership of Nicole Mosley '10, MMAA sponsors the annual Campus Prayer Walk in August, promotes multicultural events and provides opportunities for alumni to interact with students and show their support throughout the academic year.
Future plans include hosting a Multicultural Alumni Brunch at Homecoming 2011 on October 8th and recruiting alumni interested in mentoring and encouraging current students. If you are interested in helping or more information, contact Nicole through the alumni office by calling 330.588.ALUM or emailing .
Tammy (Anderson) Miller '91, founder of the Multicultural Alumni Association, also served as president of the Malone University Alumni Association from 2007-2009.
Coming Events
Malone University Celebrates Black History Month
Black Men United – Soul Food Dinner,
February 16, 5:30 p.m., Brehme Centennial Center
"Rising to Greatness" with Sandy Womack, principal of Hartford Middle School
Dinner is free for Malone students.
The public is welcome; dinner is $20 per person.
Reader's Theatre of African American Literature
February 16, 7 p.m., Stewart Room of the Randall Campus Center.
Join more than one million readers from 49 states for an African-American Read-in/America Reads.
Join us for an evening celebrating the literary works of African-American authors. Bring your own or join in with the books provided.
Guest poets, readers, and musicians will perform works authored/or written by African-Americans.
Academy Award Nominee for Best Picture "The Help"
February 17, 7 p.m., The Stewart Room of the Randall Campus Center
Movie and Discussion – The Help
Join us for a discussion of the turbulent times in our history and hear the stories that our guest panel will share.
Black Men United Presents: Black Male Caucus
February 25, 1-3:30 p.m., Johnson Center Chapel
Special guest presenters, Wayne Hoye, pastor of The Word Church of Akron/Canton, David Reliford, president & CEO of Cornerstone Executive Search Group, LLC, and Anthony Body, community engagement director, Famicos Foundation
Black Men United Presents: Talent Showcase
February 29, 7 p.m., Johnson Center Chapel
Showcasing campus and area talent.
MULTICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES ON CAMPUS
Multicultural Student Union
The Multicultural Student Union, which is open to all Malone Students, coordinates multicultural programs on campus in conjunction with Multicultural Student Unions from area colleges such as Walsh, Mount Union and the University of Akron. The organization is committed to supporting student of color through group activities, and planned events.
MISA (Malone International Student Association)
The purpose of MISA is to give International students an opportunity to interact with other internationals and other students on campus. MISA is open to all students on campus to provide an opportunity for Multicultural experiences, which will be beneficial to all cultures.
The organization hosts international student emphasis week, as well as international festivals and discussions to provide awareness of the cultures that exist on campus. Members of MISA are also available to speak to groups seeking information on foreign affairs and various cultural issues.
MULTICULTURAL OUTREACH MINISTRIES
National Christian Multicultural Student Leaders Conference (NCMSLC)
The primary goal of the conference is to empower student leaders to embrace cultural diversity and sensitivity while motivating them to model inclusive leadership that brings together people who travel life's many roads. For the past 15 years, the conference has been a major source of encouragement and support for student leaders from Christian colleges. The NCMSLC also provides the opportunity for administrators and advisors to brainstorm and exchange ideas while receiving practical feedback from students. Moreover, it is a time for cultural and spiritual sharing and reflection.
The conference is founded upon the concept of unity-diversity illustrated in Romans 12:4-5: "Just as there are many parts of our bodies, so it is with Christ's body. We are all parts of it, as it takes every one of us to make it complete, for we each have different work to do. So we belong to each other and each needs all the other" (TLB).
One Voice Gospel Choir
The Malone University Gospel Choir, One Voice, under the direction of Emoni Satterwhite, is a 20-voice choir representing most majors and ethnicities across campus. One Voice performs at campus functions, community events, and in schools and churches across Ohio, and the United States.
The Lord has led this organization to offer the flavor of Urban Gospel music to the Malone campus and community. This is done in such a way that His glory is revealed through song. Membership in this organization is open to all members of the Malone University community. Non-students may affiliate with this organization by meeting all the regular requirements for membership including a desire to serve the Lord through praise and worship through urban style music.
Brenda Stevens, director of Multicultural Services, founded One Voice, along with student director Giles Foster as the first Gospel Choir at Malone in 1999. The first director of the group was Giles Foster, a student at Malone who had a vision of moving the Choir to a spiritually cohesive group. The group has opened for various artist including The Winans Phase II, and Donnie McClurkin. They have also performed at the Jubilee Conference in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and the National Christian Multicultural Student Leaders Conference (NCMSLC) in Boston, Massachusetts.
For further information about One Voice or to schedule the Choir please contact the office of Multicultural Services at Malone University at 330.471.8328.
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Contact Nicole through the alumni office by calling 330.588.ALUM
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