Jacalynn Stuckey, Ph.D.
Dean of the Division of Humanities, Education, and Ministry, Humanities, Education, & Ministry
Professor of History
About Jacalynn Stuckey
Jacalynn Stuckey is a graduate and former Alumni Association president of Malone College. Her scholarly interests center on race, gender, redlining, and urban housing in the United States and socioeconomic class and gender in East Asia. A lifelong Buckeye, Stuckey is a mother of three, Gospel follower, Christian feminist, social justice advocate, chocoholic, and global traveler who loves to spend time with her family.
Education
- Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University
- M.A., The University of Akron
- M.A., The University of Akron
- B.A., Malone College
AWARDS
- 2018 Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching; 2009 Distinguished Faculty Award for Service
Classes I Teach
- American History II
- Early Modern/Modern Europe
- East Asia: China and Japan
- Friends/Quaker History
- Medieval Europe
- Ohio History and Government
- Southeast Asia and the Vietnam War
- Urban and Local History
- US Since 1945
- Women in American History
- World History I & II
Signature Experiences
- 2024-present, Dean of the Division of Humanities, Education, and Ministry, Malone University
- 1999-present, Professor of History, Malone University
- 2018, Distinguished Faculty Award for Teaching
- 2014, Alumna of the Year, Malone University
- 2009, Distinguished Faculty Award for Service
- Co-leader of Malone service learning trips to Hong Kong/China (2009), Poland (2011), Hong Kong/China (2012), Italy (2013), China (2014), England/Pendle Hill (2023), and Italy (2025)
- Assistant Clerk, Friends Association for Higher Education Executive Committee
- Interim Vice President for Advancement, Malone University
- Chair, Faculty Senate, Malone University
- Chair, Department of History, Philosophy, and Social Sciences, Malone University
- Director of Community Services, Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority
- Former Director of Alumni Services, Malone College
- President, Alumni Executive Board, Malone College
Recent Scholarly Work & Publications
Stuckey, J. (2022, June). Town and gown: A conversation about race at Malone College [Conference session]. Friends Association for Higher Education 2022 Virtual Conference.
Stuckey, J. (2018). Malone University: A commemorative history, 1892-2017. Barclay Press.
Everett, M. K., Case, J. R., & Stuckey, J. (2017). Malone University. In T. L. Skipper (Ed.), What makes the first-year seminar high impact? An exploration of effective educational practices (pp. 71-74). National Resource Center for The First-Year Experience & Students in Transition.
Stuckey, J. (2016, June). “The search for order”: Friends Bible Institute and the emergence of urban Bible institutes [Conference session]. 2016 Conference of Quaker Historians and Archivists. Birmingham, England.
“Corporate Authority and Individual Conscience: An Outsider’s View of the Tension Between the Individual and the Community,” with Donald Tucker, Friends Association for Higher Education Conference, June 2014, Haverford College, Haverford, Pennsylvania.
“Quakers and Missions,” Oxford Handbook of Quaker Studies, Pink Dandelion and Stephen Angell, editors. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 2013.