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Cait Malilay is a freelance journalist, TEFL certified educator, and full-time Library and Information Science graduate student. After graduating from College of the Canyons (cum laude) with her associates of arts degrees in English, Journalism, Liberal Arts and Sciences and Social and Behavioral Sciences, she moved from sunny and sandy Southern California to Buffalo, where she continued her studies of English and Journalism at Buffalo State University (summa cum laude). She received her TEFL certification from Manhattan University, a Lasallian Catholic institution founded in 1853 that follows the values of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, patron saint of teachers. She is currently pursuing her master's in library and information science at Southern Connecticut State University.

While pursuing her studies at College of the Canyons, Cait served as a reporter and entertainment anchor for Canyons News. Combining her love for books, she created her own segment for the show called “What’s Good On The Shelf” where she gave literature recommendations to encourage students to read more.

Following College of the Canyons, Cait joined the two main media organizations at Buffalo State University, The Record, an award-winning student-run news outlet, and WBNY 91.3 FM’s “Let’s Talk, Buffalo.” She also launched her own podcast, "Conversations with Cait," which centers on the arts, culture, and politics. Aside from media, she also worked as an academic writing mentor at the Academic Center For Excellence, where she helped Educational Opportunity Program university students excel in their studies. One of her fondest memories was working as a teaching assistant in the intensive EOP Summer Academy. It was here that she discovered another passion for education.

Cait has worked at Manhattan University as a high school English as a Second Language Instructor and as an elementary English as a New Language teacher in New York.

Cait currently freelances for various newspapers and magazines throughout Fairfield County and she has also contributed to The Rockland County Times. She currently resides in Stamford, Connecticut.

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Conversations With Cait is a podcast that centers on the arts culture, and race and gender politics. >>>YouTube; SoundCloud; SoundCloud

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Bridgeport Hospital and CT Foodshare set to mark special milestone

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