The SECOND raffle drawing is THIS FRIDAY – February 3, 2017 – and will take place shortly after noon at the Rotary Club meeting.

 

If you have outstanding tickets, please make sure that you bring them in with payment to be eligible for this week’s drawing. Remember – even if you win this week, your ticket will be placed back into the 'basket' and you will have the chance to win more prizes!!

 

Last week’s prizes were awarded to the following:

 

 

 

Remaining prizes include:

Week 3:

   -  1 pound a meat per month for a year from Kennedy’s ($84 value);

   -  $50 Scott Talbot Salonspa gift card and $50 worth of products;

   -  2 $50 gift certificates to Kozmo’s Grille (1 courtesy of Kozmo's Grille, 1 courtesy of Lynn Hamilton);

   -  4 tickets to the Pro Football HOF and a 2016 yearbook ($120 value)

Week 4:

   -  McKinley Gift Bag from Canton City Schools ($100 value);

   -  Center Ice birthday skating party for 10;

   -  6 month YMCA regional family membership

Week 5:  

   -  a 4-pack of Cavs tickets plus a parking pass and a Cavs t-shirt (approx. $400 value);

   -  $500 cash

Nate Phinney came to Malone University in 2004. He holds Master of Arts, Master of Philosophy, and Ph.D. degrees from Yale University, and a Master of Arts in Religion degree from Yale Divinity School. He is a 1990 graduate, summa cum laude, of Taylor University.

 

Phinney began his tenure at Malone as an assistant professor in the Department of Theology, and continues to maintain his instructional career as Professor of Biblical Studies. After serving as an Interim Dean for the College of Theology of Arts and Sciences for one year (2009), Phinney moved to the role of Dean of the College of Theology, Arts & Sciences in 2010.

 

In his current role as  Provost, Phinney provides support and leadership for approximately 96 full-time and part-time faculty. He works collaboratively with deans and program chairs in the areas of hiring, promotion and tenure, operational and capital budgeting, and accreditation. Early in his career, Phinney served as an admissions professional, both as a traveling admissions counselor and later in a directorship role. In this latter role, he was responsible for developing and executing campus-specific marketing and recruiting strategies and materials.

 

Phinney lives just south of Malone's campus with his wife, Janelle, his son, William, and his twin daughters, Claire and Victoria. He can frequently be found biking in the neighborhood with his wife and family. Phinney also enjoys running, disc golf, and sailing local lakes. He really enjoys the pizza from the Malone University cafeteria!