Called Forward: You’re officially part of the Malone community—and we’re so glad you’re here.

This newsletter is designed just for you: students who have said yes to Malone and are getting ready for what’s next. Every other week, we’ll walk alongside you with helpful reminders, important dates, and a few glimpses into the people and experiences that make Malone feel like home.

From preparing for classes to getting connected on campus, each issue will help you take your next step with confidence. More than that, it’s our way of reminding you that your journey here is intentional—rooted in faith, shaped by community, and guided by a calling that’s uniquely yours.

Spotlight: Dr. Miller believes education is about more than a degree—it’s about becoming who God has called you to be. He’s passionate about building a campus where students are known, challenged, and supported as they grow in faith, leadership, and purpose. You’ll see him at campus events, chapel, and around Malone—always ready to welcome students personally.

Campus Beat: At Malone, community starts early. From shared meals in the dining hall to late-night conversations in the residence halls, students quickly discover that this campus feels more like a home than a stop along the way. You’ll be known here—not just by name, but by story.

Called Forward: Malone Begins With You

For more than 130 years, Malone University continues to nurture students in a close Christian community, shaping how we live and grow together. As a brand new Pioneer, we’re excited for you to be a part of our story! 

Your commitment to Malone is more than an academic pursuit. The friends, faculty, and staff you’ll meet here are ready to welcome you, walk alongside you, and grow with you during these next few years and well into the future. As a valuable member of our vibrant community, you will help shape a place where current and future students will also learn to find God’s calling on their lives. 

Even before you arrive in the fall, community with your peers can begin now! We invite you to register for Accepted Students Day on Friday, March 27 so that you can experience a sneak peek of your Malone experience. (We also encourage your parents to connect through our parent Facebook page as well.) 

Home at Malone begins with you! 

Spotlight: Meet Your People: Christina Schnyders, Provost

Christina Schnyders is a professor of counseling and human development and she currently serves as provost at Malone. She is deeply committed to cultivating a curriculum that invites students to reflect intentionally on Christian faith and thoughtfully apply it to their future vocations. Through her leadership, Malone graduates are equipped to make a meaningful difference in their churches, communities, and the world.

Campus Beat: From celebrating spectacular achievements (like our men’s and women’s cross country teams claiming the 2025 NCCAA title!) to the latest post game highlights, malonepioneers.com is our go-to source for Malone athletic information. Rooted in a Christ-centered, athlete-focused, and coach-driven philosophy, Malone athletics makes an impact in competition and in life.

Your Pioneer journey awaits,

Let the excitement begin! You are only six short months away from joining us and other new Pioneers on campus this August. Before your arrival, let’s go over some practical next steps to make sure you’re ready to rock that new University red and blue this fall! 🔴🔵

Your new student checklist: 

• Reviewing and accepting financial aid offers: This includes updating our Office of Financial Aid about any additional scholarships that you have received from your school or community. For additional questions or information about your offer, please contact us at finaid@malone.edu. 
• Submit your deposit: Once you have squared away important financial information, it’s time to lock in your Pioneer status by making your deposit! Please note that deposits submitted after May 1 are non-refundable.
• Stay connected with your admissions counselor: Be sure to keep your admissions counselor’s contact information on file for questions and to stay updated on your enrollment process. Our counselors are here to assist you! 
• Learn about other resources available to you as a Pioneer: Explore how Malone supports you before you even step onto campus– from our rich student life, to our encouraging Christ-centered learning environment, and even into the Canton community, here’s a place where you are being called to thrive! Get a first-hand look at your resources by visiting malone.edu/studentlife. 

As one chapter comes to a close, a new and beautiful journey begins. We can’t wait to welcome you into this exciting season of life. Discover, grow, and live out your Christ-centered purpose at Malone!

Meet Your People: Ashley Garcia ʼ26, Student Body President 

Ashley Garcia is an education major and Malone’s student body president whose heart for leadership and service shines across campus and in her student teaching. With a passion for shaping the next generation, Ashley leads with authenticity, compassion, and a deep desire to help others become the best version of themselves. Through unexpected calls to leadership, she continues to trust the Lord’s unique preparation in her life, confidently stepping into her next chapter with faith in what He is still unfolding.

Campus Beat: 

Celebration is one of several impactful Spiritual Formation Opportunities (SFOs) you can participate in at Malone. The heartbeat of Celebration is one of students leading students in Spirit-led worship and biblically grounded teaching– while building a community that rejoices in the joy and freedom we have in Jesus Christ. For more information on SFOs, visit malone.edu/spiritual-life and be sure to follow our Instagram @muspirituallife. 

Called Forward: Known by Name

At Malone, we take the time to know you personally. Whether you’re coming from a large high school, a small school, or from previously learning from home, know that you are already seen and supported by our admissions team, your future professors, and your soon-to-be fellow Pioneers.

With small class sizes that foster personal mentorship and a wide range of life groups, clubs, and student-led activities, Malone is a place where you will shine, find unwavering support, and fall in love with a community that always welcomes you with open arms!

Ready to live out your Christ-centered purpose? Your future Pioneer family here on campus is ready to invest in your future. We’re excited to welcome you and be part of what God has planned for your journey!

The Essentials: Complete your Housing Form

One of the most important next steps is completing your online housing form. This is how you’ll tell us about your living preferences and help our team match you with a room and—if applicable—a roommate.

Take a few minutes now to complete your housing form at this link. Housing assignments will be released by early August, so submitting your form as soon as possible helps us make the best match for you.

Spotlight: Anna Meadows, Dean of Students

Get to know our Dean of Students, Anna Meadows! In addition to her role as dean, Anna also serves as our director of the Center for Student Success at Malone. Her work is centered on supporting the academic and holistic success of every student throughout their college journey. From academic advising to creating meaningful experiences in campus life, faith, and leadership, Anna is deeply committed to walking alongside students as they grow, thrive, and prepare to make a positive impact in their future.

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Campus Beat: Student Organizations

Where do you picture yourself here at Malone? Whether you’re drawn to leadership through Malone Student Senate, friendly competition through our intramurals program, or faith-centered involvement in our SFOs like Community Worship, Celebration, Fireside, or Life Groups, there’s a place for you in our vibrant campus community.

Malone offers a wide range of student organizations designed to help you build meaningful friendships, develop your gifts, and grow in Christ at every intersection of campus life — both inside and outside the classroom.

Explore Malone’s Clubs and Activities

Called Forward: Learning as Calling

At Malone University, your academic journey carries deeper purpose! 

Rooted in the tradition of the Evangelical Friends Church, we believe education should shape both your mind and your faith. Here, you’re not just earning a degree; but learning to love Truth, ask deeper questions, and grow into a person marked by wisdom, discernment, and intellectual curiosity.

Your classes will challenge you to engage the ideas, cultures, and traditions that have shaped our world, from the natural and social sciences to the fine arts and humanities. You’ll think critically and creatively, wrestle with diverse perspectives, and explore how your chosen field connects to a bigger story. Along the way, you’ll sharpen your ability to communicate clearly, solve problems thoughtfully, and pursue excellence in your discipline while discovering how your gifts and passions point toward meaningful work across several communities. 

Most importantly, your education will help you integrate faith with every part of life. As you explore Scripture, Christian history, and important ethical questions, you’ll discover that learning is lifelong formation, shaping who you are becoming. At Malone, academics are part of God’s work in you, preparing you to serve with integrity, compassion, and courage wherever you are called.

The Essentials: Review Your Financial Aid Package

Another important step is taking time to review your financial aid package and talk through it with your admissions counselor. Your counselor is here to help you and your family understand how scholarships, grants, and other aid work together to make a Malone education possible.

If you have questions about your award, want to explore additional opportunities, or simply want help walking through the numbers, your admissions counselor would be glad to connect with you.

Taking a few minutes to have that conversation can often bring helpful clarity and ensure you’re making the most of the resources available to you. Reach out to your counselor anytime—they’re here to help.

Spotlight: Anissa Scott, Academic Advising Coordinator

Anissa Scott is dedicated to helping students stay on track toward their academic goals and future careers. She works one-on-one with students to plan out their semesters, explore majors and career interests, and align academic strengths with long-term aspirations. Whether you’re transitioning from high school as a new student, considering a change in major, or making sense of your path forward, Anissa is here to support your success every step of the way.

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Campus Beat: Discover Purpose with the Pendle Hill Pledge

Malone invites you to commit to your career by intentionally connecting your experience to meaningful mentorship, hands-on learning, and thoughtful career exploration grounded in Christian faith. Through close faculty relationships, experiential opportunities, and a focus on vocational discernment, you’ll begin building both the practical skills and deeper sense of purpose that will shape your academic journey and future calling.

Learn more about how the Pendle Hill Pledge can launch your college experience with clarity and confidence at malone.edu/pendlehill. 

Called Forward: Learning as Calling

Let’s talk about comfort. Who doesn’t appreciate the certainty of knowing what’s ahead? Especially in new seasons, comfort feels like a steady foundation, something familiar to stand on as we grow. When things feel comfortable, we adapt more quickly and move forward with confidence.

But while comfort is a gift, it’s not our final destination. God often calls us beyond what feels safe and familiar. In 2 Timothy 1:7, the Apostle Paul reminds us, “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love, and self-discipline.” As the world around us continues to change, we are invited to step forward in faith, even when that means embracing uncertainty and releasing control so God can work fully through us.

At Malone, there will be moments in your college journey that stretch you beyond your comfort zone — and that’s part of the growth. You may face challenges, setbacks, and even failure along the way, but none of it surprises the Lord. In an ever-changing world, God remains constant. We’re here to meet you where you are, walk alongside you through every season, and encourage you to trust Him as He shapes you into who you’re becoming in His calling on your life!

The Essentials: Filling out your Housing Form

Filling out your housing form is a major milestone—it’s where your life on campus really begins to take shape. This isn’t just paperwork; it’s the primary tool we use to match you with the right living space and the best possible roommate.

Why It Matters

The information you provide helps us understand your daily habits, personality, and preferences. Whether you’re an early bird or a night owl, someone who prefers a pristine space or someone who is a bit more relaxed about organization, being honest on this form ensures a smoother transition to college life.

We’re Here to Help

If you have questions about the different residence halls, need to request a specific roommate, or require special housing accommodations, our Residence Life staff is ready to assist. Reaching out can provide the clarity you need to feel confident about your new home away from home.

Meet your people

Kara Kaelber, dean of the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences

When it comes to preparing the next generation of counselors, Kara Kaelber, Ph.D. leads with both vision and heart. As dean of the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences, she brings more than two decades of experience in counselor education to the classroom.

In 2017, alongside a talented team of faculty, Kaelber helped launch Ohio’s first fully online clinical mental health counseling program, expanding access and opening doors for students across the state and beyond. Her passion is clear: equipping graduate counseling students to become skilled, ethical, and culturally responsive professionals who serve others with excellence and compassion.

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Review your Financial Aid Offer
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form

Dates to Circle

• June 1 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begins
• July 10 Countdown Session

Campus Beat: Discover Purpose with the Pendle Hill Pledge

Community Worship, one of Malone’s most popular Spiritual Formation Opportunities (SFOs), meets every Wednesday at 10:05 a.m. in the Johnson Center Chapel. It’s a meaningful weekly rhythm where students, faculty, and staff come together to center on God’s Word, grow in faith, and be encouraged in a Christ-centered community.

Learn more about SFOs like Community Worship here.

Called Forward: Using Your Gifts

You are likely excited (and perhaps a bit nervous) as you prepare to join us on campus this semester. But believe it or not, we are just as excited to have you here. We believe that every student has a unique God-given purpose and valuable gifts that support the flourishing of our campus and beyond.

Regardless of your major, we encourage you to open your mind and heart to the ways God may be leading you to utilize your talents for His purposes. We want to push back on the idea that traditional church ministry is the “default” vocation for Christians. Our world needs more faithful teachers, coaches, scientists, social workers, nurses, and many other types of skilled professionals as well. You may not fully understand your gifts and how to use them just yet, but don’t be intimidated–you’re in the right place!

At Malone, you will be able to hone your skills through coursework and conversations with knowledgeable mentors in your field. We hope you’ll also prayerfully consider exploring your gifts through student leadership opportunities during your college career. No matter what you’re studying, you can apply for a Spiritual Life Committee or Student Senate position. Your voice and perspective matter!

We look forward to witnessing all you’ll accomplish, both in this season and after graduation. 

The Essentials: Get Ready. Get Excited. Get Started.

There’s nothing quite like that first day on campus as a deposited student. At Countdown on June 1 or July 10, you’ll get a head start on college life. From breakout sessions that answer your biggest questions to a family photo station to capture the milestone, we’ve designed this day to make your transition to Malone seamless. 

Please note that attendance at one of these two sessions is required for all incoming students. This isn’t just about paperwork; it’s your best opportunity to sit down face-to-face with the faculty and staff who will support you over the next four years. More importantly, you’ll spend the day alongside your future classmates—giving you the chance to turn “new faces” into “familiar friends” before move-in day even arrives.

Meet your People

Andrea Ramsey, Director of Multicultural Services

Andrea Ramsey serves as director of multicultural services. Her office seeks to create a diverse, supportive climate at Malone, serves multi-ethnic students and students of color, and fosters a holistic community of diversity and belonging on campus. The Office of Multicultural Services holds several workshops, forums, and open mic nights throughout the year which all students can attend and benefit from. Additionally, the OMS’ annual Friendsgiving is a fan favorite, where students can enjoy a free, home-cooked meal in the spirit of gratitude and togetherness.

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Review your Financial Aid Offer
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form

Dates to Circle

• June 1 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begins
• July 10 Countdown Session

Campus Beat

Being firmly committed to living out Christ’s character, we know that the mark of a great leader is not the exercise of authority, but rather, the willingness to serve others. With this in mind, we offer students a variety of service opportunities. Sign up to go on a short-term Service Learning Trip and be immersed in a new culture within the U.S. or overseas, partnering with knowledgeable international hosts to conduct mutually beneficial service. You can also serve locally through the City Serve program, or by attending a Malone Serves Saturday where you’ll assist organizations such as Hartville Migrant Center, Refuge of Hope, and Hammer and Nails. 

Called Forward: Living with Integrity

At Malone, we care deeply about job readiness and professional development, but we also believe education is about more than academic performance. We care about who you become through your college experience. As a Christian university, we want Christ’s image to be reflected in all we do, especially in how we live with integrity—not only in the classroom, but also in our activities and relationships.

At its core, integrity means making sure your actions align with your beliefs. This can be challenging in college as you discern what you believe and how to live it out. Wherever you are in your faith journey, ethical questions and challenges will arise. We believe it’s important to engage those questions here, because the biblical truths taught at Malone help you understand how your decisions affect others in your workplace, family, and community. By thinking critically about these ideas now, you can learn to lead by example and impact others for the Kingdom in whatever God has called you to do.

Living out biblical integrity is foundational to who we are as Northeast Ohio’s only Bible-based university. It is our prayer that when you cross the graduation stage at Malone, you will enter the next chapter of your life ready to navigate challenges with confidence in a way that reflects Christ first.

The Essentials: Get Ready. Get Excited. Get Started.

There’s nothing quite like that first day on campus as a deposited student. At Countdown on June 1 or July 10, you’ll get a head start on college life. From breakout sessions that answer your biggest questions to a family photo station to capture the milestone, we’ve designed this day to make your transition to Malone seamless. 

Please note that attendance at one of these two sessions is required for all incoming students. This isn’t just about paperwork; it’s your best opportunity to sit down face-to-face with the faculty and staff who will support you over the next four years. More importantly, you’ll spend the day alongside your future classmates—giving you the chance to turn “new faces” into “familiar friends” before move-in day even arrives.

Meet your People

Jacci Stuckey, Ph.D.; Dean, Division of Humanities, Education, and Ministry

Dr. Stuckey has truly made her mark on our university’s history. She is a living example of a “full-circle moment” here at Malone– first, the daughter of one of our history professors, then a Malone student, then after obtaining a doctorate from Case Western University, she began to teach history at Malone the same year her father retired. Since then, she has committed 25+ years of service to our campus, including in her current role as dean of the division of humanities, education, and ministry. Even if you’re not majoring in history, you will likely run into Dr. Stuckey through your core classes as she helps students explore both historical and social topics through a Christian lens.

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Review your Financial Aid Offer
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form

Dates to Circle

• June 1 Countdown Session
• July 10 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begin

Campus Beat

Although there are always fun activities happening on campus, the Canton-area is full of places for you to explore! From the coffee scene of shops beloved by our students like Shale, Walkie Talkie, and Carpe Diem, to art and entertainment like the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Palace Theater, and Canton Museum of Art, there is always something to enjoy at any time of day. Canton is also home to thriving businesses and organizations that are doing important work in Northeast Ohio – through many of which our students find valuable internship opportunities.

Called Forward: Choosing Community

June is here, and we want to start off by formally congratulating you on your high school graduation! Whether it’s alongside classmates or at home with your family, this milestone is a noteworthy reminder of how God is working in your life and preparing you for the next steps of joining us here at Malone. 

While the graduation season brings new beginnings, it also brings the big question: “What’s next?” Thoughts about first impressions, starting fresh, and finding where you belong may already be on your mind. During seasons of change, it’s important to remember God’s constant provision, even when uncertainty arises.

At Malone, you’ll discover purpose through choosing community in all things. That community is found not only in the friendships you build and the clubs, teams, and activities you join, but also in the lives you impact through service, internships, and new opportunities for growth. Along the way, you may even discover a stronger sense of who God is calling you to become.

As you begin your journey at Malone, remember that choosing community is also choosing growth, encouragement, and purpose. The relationships you build here, with classmates, professors, teammates, mentors, and friends, will help shape not only your college experience, but also the person God is calling you to become. Even when stepping into something new feels uncomfortable, you won’t walk through it alone. Together, we look forward to supporting you, challenging you, and celebrating alongside you as you discover your place here on campus and beyond. 

The Essentials: Get Ready. Get Excited. Get Started.

There’s nothing quite like your first day on campus. At Countdown on July 10, you’ll get a head start on college life, meet your future classmates, and connect face-to-face with faculty. Attendance is required for all incoming students, and you must register in advance.

Countdown Prep: Your Next Big Steps

To make sure your July 10 session runs smoothly, log into your student portal and cross these high-priority items off your list today:

• Submit Your Pre-Registration Form: This is crucial! Faculty and advisors use this form to build your custom fall class schedule, which you’ll review together at Countdown.
• Finalize Financial Aid: Double-check that your FAFSA is submitted (Malone Code: 003072) and review your aid package. You can sit down with a financial aid counselor during the event to clear up any questions before fall billing begins.
• Send Final Transcripts: Make sure your high school or previous college sends your official, final transcripts to the Admissions Office to officialize your enrollment.

Meet your People

Rachel Hunka; Campus Pastor

Rachel Hunka is our newly appointed campus pastor who is deeply committed to global ministry and leadership development in young adults. Through prior service in our Office of Spiritual Formation, the Department of Bible, Theology, and Ministry, and alongside her husband, Pastor Corey Hunka ʼ12 at Third Street Church here in Canton, Rachel’s passion for people to know and love Jesus is evident in so many ways. With nearly two decades of experience and a doctoral degree from Fuller Theological Seminary, we’re excited to see the community of spiritual flourishing she will foster on campus beginning this fall.

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Submit all final, official transcripts
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form
• ​​​​​​Register for Summer Countdown

Dates to Circle

• July 10 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begin

Campus Beat

Moving away from home to attend college may also mean searching for a new church community where you can stay grounded. Don’t worry, we’re here to help you get connected! Whether you grew up in the Evangelical Friends Church, another denomination, or you want to attend church for the first time, Malone will help you find a local church body where you can worship. Be sure to keep an eye out during Move-in day to get connected with our local church partners.

Called Forward: Becoming a Servant-Leader

Summer has just begun, and we hope you are taking the time to rest, recharge, and reflect on a memorable conclusion to your high school chapter. 

As your next season of life begins here at Malone, we want to make sure you’re aware of an important piece of our campus culture – our commitment to prepare students as servant leaders for the Church, community, and world. From your first week on campus with our Into the Streets initiative, to service being integrated into your classroom experience with the Pendle Hill Pledge program, and even our Malone Serves group, you are able to make a lasting impact in the community during your first year as a Pioneer! 

Your commitment to Malone is just the beginning of discovering how you will grow as a servant leader. You’ll soon learn that, as a leader, those you want to build up will also be a source of wisdom for you. Our Christ-centered learning environment is ready to help you see the Lord’s purpose for your career so you can lead with humility in the future!

The Essentials: Financial Aid Next Steps

Figuring out college finances can feel overwhelming, but Malone’s team is here to help. Take a deep breath and cross these high-priority items off your list this summer to ensure a smooth transition to campus this August.

Financial Prep: Your Summer Checklist

• Lock in Your Aid: Review and accept your offer on MaloneXpress. If you are accepting Federal Direct Student Loans, finalize them at studentaid.gov.
• Choose Your Payment Pathway: Explore your four payment options (Direct, Monthly Plan, Parent PLUS, or Alternative loans) on ePioneer. Your bill drops in July, which is also the perfect time to add your parents as “Authorized Payers.”
• Secure Your Spot by August 3: Your fall bill must be settled or covered by a payment plan by August 3rd to guarantee your housing assignment and class registration.

Questions? We’ve got your back. Reach out to the Financial Aid Office at 330-471-8159 or finaid@malone.edu

Meet your People

Jake Alvey ‘27

Jake Alvey ‘27, a ministry major and student leader on campus, will soon be a face you recognize on campus. Whether he is speaking at SFOs and events or singing with the Malone Chorale, Jake leads by example– encouraging spiritual and personal growth amongst his peers. Be sure to say “hi” if you see him out and about on campus this fall!

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Review your Financial Aid Offer
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form

Dates to Circle

• June 1 Countdown Session
• July 10 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begin

Campus Beat

Are you eligible for federal work study and looking for an opportunity to earn a paycheck without leaving campus? We will have a wide variety of work study jobs available that help you balance work with studying and campus involvement. To be able to view campus job opportunities, be sure to sign up for Handshake with your Malone email: 

Apply to Campus Jobs on Handshake

Called Forward: Finding Your People

With fall semester quickly approaching, you’re probably considering all the ins and outs of college life. Between classes, spiritual formation opportunities, and extracurriculars, we know there is a lot to think about. But today, let’s address another, less-talked about stressor for college freshman, building friendships. 

To help our new students get connected with others immediately, we launch our CORE 100 class during Welcome Week, even before classes officially begin. This is a great opportunity to help you find your group, including other new students and a mentor who is an upperclassman. Your Course Assistant (CA) is excited to show you the ropes and deeply values the lasting bonds that happen during your first semester. Don’t miss out on social events with your section, because they’re what memories are made of! 

Something else that helps with connection is to have intentional screen-free time. Faculty will want you to put your phone away in class, but during down time in the Caf or while walking across campus, it can also help you have more natural and organic conversations with less divided attention. When you’ve got five minutes before class, we encourage you to resist the urge to scroll and live in the moment with the person next to you. It might seem scary at first, but the risk is definitely worth the reward (we promise). 

Relationships take time, which is a valuable commodity. But here at Malone, we want to help you learn the balance of time management. As the Lord brings new people into your life, get to know them and embrace them warmly. You only get out of an experience what you put in, and your college days are precious ones. We can’t wait to see how you live them out!  

The Essentials: Financial Aid Next Steps

Figuring out college finances can feel overwhelming, but Malone’s team is here to help. Take a deep breath and cross these high-priority items off your list this summer to ensure a smooth transition to campus this August.

Financial Prep: Your Summer Checklist

• Lock in Your Aid: Review and accept your offer on MaloneXpress. If you are accepting Federal Direct Student Loans, finalize them at studentaid.gov.
• Choose Your Payment Pathway: Explore your four payment options (Direct, Monthly Plan, Parent PLUS, or Alternative loans) on ePioneer. Your bill drops in July, which is also the perfect time to add your parents as “Authorized Payers.”
• Secure Your Spot by August 3: Your fall bill must be settled or covered by a payment plan by August 3rd to guarantee your housing assignment and class registration.

Questions? We’ve got your back. Reach out to the Financial Aid Office at 330-471-8159 or finaid@malone.edu

Meet your People

Andrew Berg ’06 ’13 – Associate Dean of Students

Andrew Berg has served the University in various capacities. He currently serves as associate dean of students, where he casts a vision for residence life by working closely with resident assistants (RAs) and resident directors (RDs). He also oversees student conduct and housing concerns. Spiritual formation is at the center of everything he does and he leads through discipleship to meet students where they are. Outside of Malone, he runs a spiritual direction service called Rivendell, where he helps Christians discern how the Holy Spirit may be leading them. In his spare time, he enjoys running, watching Survivor with his family, and cheering on the Cleveland Guardians.

Your Next Moves

• Complete your FAFSA (Code:003072)
• Submit all final, official transcripts
• Complete your Pre-Registration Form
• Complete your Housing form
• ​​​​​​Register for Summer Countdown

Dates to Circle

• July 10 Countdown Session
• August 19 Welcome Week Begin

Campus Beat

Residence life at Malone is vibrant, welcoming, and full of energy! We are so excited for you to live and learn with us, and each of our residence halls offers its own unique atmosphere and culture where you can find true belonging.

Regardless of where you’ll be staying this year, your RA and RD are there to support you as you adjust to your home away from home. Your RA sets aside designated time to socialize with you, and if you need an adjustment in your living accommodations or you just want to chat, an open door says, “come on in.”

You can also look forward to floor events, seasonal festivities, and annual traditions like the beloved Airband. During daily life, you can hang out in the common areas with your friends and enjoy a variety of games and activities. Head over to Meyer’s Lounge for a game of pool, or unwind in Blossom’s yoga room. Whatever you like to do for fun, you will find an inviting, vibrant community on campus to share it with.