Education
- Ph.D. Candidate, History, Oklahoma State University
- M.A., Biblical Studies – New Testament, Denver Seminary
- B.A., Geography, University of Central Arkansas
Professional Background
- Assistant Professor of History, Tabor College
- Adjunct History Instructor, Northern Oklahoma College
- Graduate Teaching Associate, Oklahoma State University
- Director of Online Admissions, Sterling College
- Admissions Counselor, Denver Seminary
Courses Taught
- United States History from 1877 to the Present
- American Religious History
- Kansas and the American West
- The Antebellum and Civil War Era
- African American History
- World History I
- World History II
- The World in the Middle Ages
- American Government
Presentations
- Looney, G. (2019, March). “Global Christians: Missionaries and Historians in a Complex World.” Missouri Valley Historical Conference. University of Nebraska at Omaha.
- Looney, G. (2018, March). “The Ubiquity of Christian Imperialism Reconsidered through the Life and Work of Joseph Boone Hunter.” Oklahoma Association of Professional Historians Annual Conference. University of Central Oklahoma.
- Looney, G. (2010, April). “Human Trafficking and the Economic Zone between Thailand and Burma.” Southwestern Association of American Geographers Annual Conference. North Little Rock, Arkansas.
Service
- Teacher Education Committee, Tabor College
- Academic Affairs Council, Tabor College
- Student Mentor, Oklahoma State University, Student Affairs Division
- Student Mentor, Sterling College
Professional Memberships
- The Kansas Association of Historians
- The Conference on Faith and History
- American Society of Church History
- The Southern Historical Association
- Arkansas Historical Association
- Phi Alpha Theta