David Malone, a seasoned Dean with extensive knowledge and practice in libraries and archives, is an experienced educator and consultant with a variety of institutional experience. With a Master's in Education, Instructional Technology from Northern Illinois University, a Master's in Theological Studies/Church History from Wheaton College, and a Bachelor's in General Bible from Moody Bible Institute, Malone has demonstrated his academic proficiency. Additionally, with a Master's in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Malone has acquired the formal training required to excel in his roles.

Malone's expertise extends to various positions he has held, including Dean of the Library and Assistant Professor at Wheaton College, Group Leader for Resource Description and Digital Initiatives, Buswell Memorial Library at Wheaton College, and Manager of Instructional Technology Services, Media Resources, among others. Malone's skills encompass educational technology, digitization, and program development, complementing his knowledge in libraries and archives.

With his solid background, professional experience, and skills, Malone has made significant contributions to the institutions he has served. Malone's commitment to education and his diverse skill-set make him an asset in any organization in which he is part of.