Malone University - Christ's Kingdom First

Malone University’s new Pendle Hill Pledge is a campus-wide focus on career development and personalized mentorship, which helps students discover who they are meant to be and how their careers can be a part of a purposeful and meaningful life. Beginning fall 2020, all traditional undergraduate students at Malone will be guided by faculty, staff, peers, and curriculum to individually discover their sense of purpose and vocation through mentoring, experiential learning, and career support across the curriculum.

Last summer, Audra Edwards '20 had the opportunity to intern at Elevation Church in Matthews, North Carolina. Edwards joined a team of 39 other interns at the megachurch and gained not only great experience in the field, but also a new, cherished community

Jacob Hayward ‘19 is a recent Pastoral Ministry graduate from Malone, and, as of July, he is also the lead pastor at Urbana Friends Church. Hayward’s Malone experience pushed his faith and leadership abilities to new heights, and he credits the people he encountered throughout college for much of that change.

Malone University’s new Pendle Hill Pledge is a campus-wide focus on career development and personalized mentorship, which helps students discover who they are meant to be and how their careers can be a part of a purposeful and meaningful life. Beginning fall 2020, all traditional undergraduate students at Malone will be guided by faculty, staff, peers, and curriculum to individually discover their sense of purpose and vocation through mentoring, experiential learning, and career support across the curriculum.

Tyler Moomaw '21, a middle childhood education major, initially had the desire to pursue a career in physical therapy, but found himself inspired to become a teacher after having a positive and enjoyable experience coaching and working with the children's department at his church. Check out Tyler's student profile!

Registration is now open for Academic Summer Camps! Camps will be held the week of June 22, with five exciting options: Careers in Sports, Cybersecurity, Exercise Science, Service, and Zoo! For high schoolers entering grades 10 -12.

As a Zoo & Wildlife Biology major, securing an internship is an integral part of the curriculum, so Jenna Saunders '20 decided to expand her options by searching for opportunities abroad. After testing the waters in 2018 at the Cheetah Experience in Bloemfontein, South Africa, Saunders elected to return this past summer to complete a 9-week internship with both the ZA Cheetah Conservation and Ashia Cheetah Experience.

Malone University’s new Pendle Hill Pledge is a campus-wide focus on career development and personalized mentorship, which helps students discover who they are meant to be and how their careers can be a part of a purposeful and meaningful life. Beginning fall 2020, all traditional undergraduate students at Malone will be guided by faculty, staff, peers, and curriculum to individually discover their sense of purpose and vocation through mentoring, experiential learning, and career support across the curriculum.

Practicing law was not the career field alumna Kristen Heffron Moore '04 thought she'd be pursuing after graduating from Malone with an English degree. Desiring to live a life of service, Moore used the skills she learned during her undergraduate study to embark on the journey of law school. Since graduating from law school, Moore has served the community in a variety of ways, but most recently has taken on the role of Magistrate for Stark County.

Graduating with a degree in Bible and Theology, Jonathon Detweiler '12, put his degree to use in a non-traditional way. Detweiler owns and operates Venture Heritage Farm in rural Dalton which provides a plethora of wholesome, healthy crops and a place for the community to gather and connect.

After graduating from Malone with a degree in Business Administration, Dominic Wright '09 tested out a few fields before finding his niche in business relationship management at JP Morgan Chase. Wright was recently recognized as a national achiever which meant that he was ranked in the top 5% in production for his job family. Congratulations, Dominic!

Malone University’s new Pendle Hill Pledge is a campus-wide focus on career development and personalized mentorship, which helps students discover who they are meant to be and how their careers can be a part of a purposeful and meaningful life. Beginning fall 2020, all traditional undergraduate students at Malone will be guided by faculty, staff, peers, and curriculum to individually discover their sense of purpose and vocation through mentoring, experiential learning, and career support across the curriculum.

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Registration is now open for Academic Summer Camps! Camps will be held the week of June 22, with five exciting options: Careers in Sports, Cybersecurity, Exercise Science, Service, and Zoo! For high schoolers entering grades 10 -12.

Alexa Thompson '19 and Tim Carmany '07 collaborated to create the new "Love Your Skin" mural in downtown Canton. This 80-foot mural encourages passersby to pose for a picture in front of the mural to fill in the missing "v" in "love" which is a statement to advocate for the importance of healthy skin.