Julie Goff ‘92 ‘21 earns sole school counselor position
after obtaining second Malone degree
Julie Goff ‘92 ‘21 returned to Malone 20 years after she completed her bachelor's degree to earn a Master of Arts in Education in School Counseling.
Malone University - Christ's Kingdom First
How our graduates are thriving in the Church, community, and world.
Malone graduates launch Athlete Impact
to prepare students for life after college
As is the case with other niche collegiate experiences, students who participate in athletics are well prepared for the professional world because of the competitive edge they possess, their relentless drive and work ethic, their discipline to take direction and learn from others, as well as the overall experience gained as they work together to achieve collective goals.
GRADUATE’S CALLING POINTS HER TOWARD
PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Rachel Hoskins ‘01 recently discerned a call to study theology and was accepted into the Masters of Theological Studies program at Princeton Theological Seminary.
ALUMNUS LEADS ECONOMIC GROWTH INITIATIVES
IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Miller is thankful for his time at Malone and the impact it had in laying the foundation for the work he gets to do every day.
Learning flourishes in a community where people draw upon Scripture, tradition, reason, experience, and inquiry through thoughtful conversation and active relationships with others.
Counseling honors society
creates mentorship opportunities for graduate students
Chi Sigma Iota (CSI) honor society, for graduate students, values academic and professional excellence in counseling. Malone's chapter of CSI prioritizes community engagement and service, and provides support to budding counselors as they grow in ethical judgement.
Alumna impacts the community
through art and art education
Libby Doss ‘09, adjunct instructor for visual art at Malone and development director for the Canton Museum of Art (cma), has always found ways to spark happiness through her education and museum work. A Portsmouth, Virginia native, she believes it is her calling to connect people with art and to make art accessible to others, and she is thrilled to continue doing just that in Canton.
Michael Campbell Hired to Launch
Malone University Men’s Lacrosse Program
Malone University Director of Athletics Tanya Hockman recently announced the appointment of Michael Campbell to the position of head men's lacrosse coach.
Cross country coach brings the
US Track-sanctioned 6K event to Canton
Christina Oprean, Malone’s head cross country coach/women, has always wanted to host a running event that inspired purpose, empowerment, and meaning. Over the years, Oprean has discovered that she wants to impact the lives of young ladies, specifically young runners, and knew she wanted to focus a running event on that.
See how an education that encourages the integration of faith and learning, an education that equips students for a successful and meaningful career—and life—is lived out day-to-day at Malone.
University HQ ranks Malone University #24
for the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management for 2022
Malone University has been ranked nationally as one of the Best Online Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management programs for 2022 by University HQ. Only three other institutions in Ohio appear on the list.
Malone University counseling graduates
pass NCE exam at 90%
CANTON, Ohio-- Each year, Malone University counseling students take the National Counselor Examination (NCE) to obtain licensure to practice. During 2020, 90% of Malone clinical mental health counseling graduates who took the NCE passed the exam needed for licensure! This is above the national pass rate average, which was 80 percent for Fall 2020.
MALONE ALUMNUS AND FACULTY STUDY THE EXPERIENCES
OF PERSONS WITH MIGRAINE BEFORE AND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Malone University alumnus Camden Baucke, M.S., LLP, with Lauren S. Seifert, Ph.D., professor of psychology and Kara Kaelber, Ph.D., professor of counseling, have published an article in the internationally recognized, open access journal PLOS ONE.
Student Profile:
Roger Liedeke ‘22, Social Work
Veteran Roger “Jay” Liedeke ‘22 took what he learned from the military, applied his skills to his Malone coursework, and hopes to impact society through clinical therapy.
Our faith is more than just our heritage...it is how we learn and live.
Leadership with Young Life points Malone student
toward career in pediatric neurology
In the winter of 2020, Juliea Dworning ‘24 decided to attend Malone University to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Pre-Med Biology. After attending a Christian private high school, she was looking for a Christian college that would allow her to serve others and learn more about her purpose.
Once-in-a-lifetime trip to Alaska
equips Malone graduate to be a servant leader
Kelsey Joyce ‘21 knew that, when the Lord wants you to be somewhere, He makes it possible. After a kind family from her church paid for her flight, Joyce found herself en route to Alaska, ready to take on whatever adventure God had planned.
Business Administration student
creates nonprofit to enhance his community
Before ever graduating from high school, Jalen Turner '22 created a nonprofit organization because he wanted to make a difference in his community. Restoration Community Care Center was launched in 2014 to help those in poverty in Stark County and surrounding areas by providing them with everyday necessities.
Ride across Ohio raises scholarship funding
for Practical Ministry Certificate program
Inspired by the Pioneer 100, President David King’s annual Ride for Scholarships, Ed and Brenda Walsh recently took to their own bicycles to raise scholarship funding for Malone’s new Practical Ministry Certificate.
