Dr. Malcolm has served as Vice President for Education & Exchange and Internship Coordinator for Black Professionals in International Affairs (BPIA), overseeing education and career programming, internship coordination, and mentorship initiatives. Her advisory discussions with ambassadors and representatives of multilateral institutions, international organizations, nonprofits, and community development initiatives have addressed education, workforce development, economic opportunity, and institutional partnerships. She holds a doctorate in Urban Education Leadership from Morgan State University’s Department of Advanced Studies, Leadership, and Policy, with a concentration in Administration and Social Policy; a master’s degree in Cultural Arts Leadership & Management from Shenandoah University; and a certificate in U.S. Public Policy from Harvard Extension School. Her doctoral research examined ideology and power dynamics in U.S. history, and her Fulbright research in Ghana included a study of governance, political institutions, and U.S.-Ghana relations.