Professor of International Politics Scott Waalkes wanted to learn more about how transitions of presidential administration affect foreign policy. As such, he has spent this semester in the nation's capitol as a Sabbatical Fellow for Public Policy in the American Studies Program in Washington, D.C.
Micayah Miller ’17 has always enjoyed wildlife, but was unsure what career options most appealed to her when she first enrolled at Malone. After two summers as a camp counselor at the Everglades Youth Conservation Camp in Loxahatchee, Florida, she has discovered a deep passion: conservation education.
Honors student Rachel Jenkins '16 honors thesis was titled, "Apocalyptic Abomination: Sacrificing Peace for a Temple through Interpretation of Scripture."
Jerome West ’08 (M212) strives to be a role model in every area of his life, particularly in the Canton community where he lives and works.
A WILD SUMMER. Olivia Roupe '18 interned at Dickerson Park Zoo in Springfield, Missouri this summer, where she especially enjoyed working with their hippo, Henry. Henry now lives at the Cincinnati Zoo.
TARGET TRAINING. Junior Erika Cline trains Freya during her summer internship at the Conservators Center in Burlington, N.C.
Samantha Quillen '14 was hired immediately after graduation with her Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree, thanks to a clinical rotation site that was in need of a nurse practitioner.
In 2013, Mike Flor would begin a journey that forever changed how he viewed the world.
Malone Professor of Music Jesse Ayers was recently commissioned by the Akron Symphony Orchestra to compose a new work for orchestra and chorus based on African-American spirituals.
A new Spiritual Formation Opportunity (SFO) was launched this semester called "Art and Our Mess," led by local artist Karole Longbrake.
