Genevieve Gooley
Assistant Teaching Professor of Elementary Education
Genevieve Gooley is an Assistant Teaching Professor of Elementary Education at Ball State University. Her research interests include Multilingual and Multicultural Education, specifically Dual Language Immersion programs.
Professional Experience
Assistant Teaching Professor
PreK-5 Educator
Bilingual Literacy Interventionist and Literacy Specialist
Education
E.dD., Literacy, Culture, & Language Education
Indiana University, 2026
M.Ed. Early Childhood Education and English as a Second Language endorsements
Dominican University, 2014
B.S., Global Studies
Global College (now Long Island University - Global Campus), 2012
Research & Presentations
Maina, G., Mathonsi, N., McConnell, C., & Williams (Gooley), G. (2011, March). It's not just xenophobia: Factors that lead to violent attacks on foreigners in South Africa and the role of the government [Policy and Practice Brief]. The African Centre for the Constructive Resolution of Disputes. https://www.accord.org.za/publication/its-not-just-xenophobia/
Williams, S., & Gooley, G. (2026, March). Centering cultural wealth: A case study of refugee girls' education at Global Village Project. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Virtual.
Williams, S., & Gooley, G. (in progress). Centering cultural wealth: A case study of refugee girls' education at Global Village Project. North Georgia University.