Background
Malloy, Johnn Edward was born on January 1, 1940 in Superior, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Robert Francis and Celestine Marie (Evenson) Malloy.
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Johnn Edward Malloy
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Johnn Edward Malloy, American media artist, writer. Certified K-14 teacher, Illinois, Wisconsin, Colorado. Recipient degree of Diamond Key Coach, National Forensic League, Ripon, Wisconsin, 1994, Silver Medalist Canon United States of America Photo Contest, 1985, Publication award International Library. Photography, 1999; Certified of Recognition in Columbia Broadcasting System television Worth Teaching Program, 1987.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Wisconsin, LaCrosse, 1962. Master of Science, Winona State University, Minnesota, 1967. Master of Education, Chicago State University, 1970.
Educational Specialist, Eastern Illinois University, 1977. Doctor Arts, University Northern Colorado, 1982.
Career
Teacher speech and English Merrill (Wisconsin) Public Schools, 1962-1965. Teacher radio and television Harvey (Illinois) School District, 1965-1994. Instructor speech and theatre, set designer Southern Suburban College, South Holland, Illinois, 1968-1970, 75-77, 85.
Media lecturer Chicago State University, 1970-1972. Supervisor media laboratory University Northern Colorado, Greeley, 1980-1982. News anchor Colorado Radio Information Service, 1981-1982.
Actor College Street Players, LaCrosse, 1964, Summer Theatre Company, Charleston, Illinois, 1974-1978. Actor, director Theatre 21 Company, South Holland, 1974-1978. Scene painter Sedona (Arizona) Art Center Theatre, 1996.
Technical assistant Red Barn Playhouse, Saugatuck, Michigan, 1996-2002. Theater manager Thornton Auditorium, Harvey, Illinois, 1976-1996. Art associate You'nique International Gallery, Douglas, Michigan, 1999-2005, Art Associate Discovery Art Center, Saugatuck, Michigan, 2000-2005.
Stage designer, consultant Saugatuck Center for the Arts, 2001-2005. Consultant Mason St. Warehouse Theatre, 2003^.
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Membership
Active Civil Air Patrol, Chicago, 1965-2005. Participant in teacher-in-space program National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1985-1986. Charter sponsor, United States Air Force Memorial, Washington.
Member National Education Association, Illinois Speech and Theatre Association, Illinois Education Association, American Air Museum Britain (founding member), Challenger Center (founding member), Air Force Association, National Air & Space Society (founding member), Library. of Congress Associates (founding member), Saugatuck-Douglas History Society (Michigan chapter), British Interplanetary Society, Saugatuck-Douglas Art Club.
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Religion
Lutheran
Awards
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Recipient degree of Diamond Key Coach, National Forensic League, Ripon, Wisconsin, 1994, Silver Medalist Canon United States of America Photo Contest, 1985, Publication award International Library. Photography, 1999; Certified of Recognition in Columbia Broadcasting System television Worth Teaching Program, 1987.Recipient degree of Diamond Key Coach, National Forensic League, Ripon, Wisconsin, 1994, Silver Medalist Canon United States of America Photo Contest, 1985, Publication award International Library. Photography, 1999; Certified of Recognition in Columbia Broadcasting System television Worth Teaching Program, 1987.