Molly Beth Malcolm, Ed.D.

Experience

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  Public School Teacher

  Jan 1977 - Jan 1984

  Elementary and Kindergarten Teacher
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  Texarkana, Arkansas School District

  Jan 1984 - Jun 1989

  Elementary Counselor, Elementary and Kindergarten Teacher

  Developed and implemented first ever elementary counseling program for Trice Elementary.

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  Region VII Education Service Center

  Jan 1989 - Jan 1990

  Drug Abuse Prevention and Counseling Specialist

  Provided drug abuse prevention and counseling expertise for 98 school districts in 17 East Texas counties.

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  Longview Independent School District

  Jan 1990 - Jan 1992

  Drug Free Schools/Student Assistance Coordinator

  Developed and implemented a comprehensive drug free schools and student assistance program for Longview ISD, a 5A ISD.

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  Texarkana Independent School District

  Jan 1992 - Jan 1993

  High School Counseling and Student Services Coordinator

  Department Head and coordinator for all counseling and student services activities for Texas High School, a 4A high school. Also served as sophomore counselor.

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  Malcolm Consultants

  Jan 1993 - May 2011

  Owner

  Specializing in public relations, government relations, public policy, politics, education, and counseling

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  Max Sandlin for Congress

  Sept 1995 - Nov 1996

  Field Director

  Organized and directed all field campaign activities during 1996 campaign and first election to Congress.

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  Congressman Max Sandlin, TX-CD1

  Nov 1996 - Apr 1998

  District Spokesperson and Community Outreach Coordinator

  Represented and spoke for Congressman Sandlin at public events in the district when he was in Washington. Coordinated all community outreach.

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  Texas Democratic Party

  Jun 1998 - Oct 2003

  Chairwoman

  Elected unanimously three times, made history as first and only woman to date to chair the TDP. A dynamic spokesperson, leader, and fundraiser, Molly Beth retired over $650,000 in debt the party had carried since 1984 and left the Party with a surplus of over $600,000.

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  Austin Community College

  Jul 2013 - now

  Austin Community College District Executive Vice Chancellor Campus Operations & Public Affairs MollyBeth Malcolm oversees district safety and operations for 11 campuses, community and public affairs, equity and inclusion, and international programs. A member of the President's Cabinet, she serves as a senior adviser on a broad scope of complex issues and acts as spokesperson for the President with business and community leaders, government officials, international organizations, education leaders, the public, and media. Show less As the Division of Community Engagement & Public Affairs Vice President, Malcolm oversees the Office of Equity & Inclusion including five centers and international programs. She is responsible for government and community relations, elections, Alumni Network, and Student Government Association. A member of the President's Cabinet, she serves as a senior adviser on a broad scope of complex issues and acts as spokesperson for the President with business and community leaders, government officials, international organizations, education leaders, the public, and media. Show less As Vice President of External Affairs, Malcolm is responsible for government and community relations, elections, Alumni Network, the Center for Public Policy and Political Studies, the Center for Nonprofits, and Student Government Association. A member of the President's Cabinet, she serves as a senior adviser on a broad scope of complex issues and acts as spokesperson for the President with business and community leaders, government officials, international organizations, education leaders, the public, and media. Show less

  • Executive Vice Chancellor, Campus Operations & Public Affairs

    Sept 2017 - now

  • Vice President Community Engagment and Public Affairs

    Sept 2016 - Aug 2017

  • Vice President of External Affairs

    Aug 2015 - Aug 2016

  • Special Assistant to the President/CEO

    Jul 2013 - Aug 2015
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  The University of Texas at Austin

  Sept 2020 - now

  Professor of Practice, College of Education, Educational Leadership and Policy Doctoral Program