Madjiguene Fall

Madjiguene Fall, Ph.D., is an Assistant Professor at Kean University's College of Education, specializing in Bilingual Education, TESOL, and World Languages. Her work focuses on anti-racist and anti-linguicism frameworks to improve educational, economic, and health outcomes for minoritized communities. She advocates for policies that celebrate marginalized identities and foster resilience.

• Ph.D. in Education – Language and Literacy Education
• M.Ed. in Teaching Leadership
• B.A. in Liberal Studies - Spanish/French
• B.S. in Business Administration

Her research examines intersections of race, language, identity, and power in linguistically and culturally diverse educational contexts, primarily in the U.S. and transnational settings. She teaches graduate courses on language acquisition, assessment, multicultural education, and clinical practice, as well as undergraduate teacher certification programs with emphasis on inclusive pedagogy.