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Timmy Brown
Timmy Brown
Profession Title
Assistant Professor
Pacific Email
Office Phone
503-352-1495
UC Box
A 121
Campus Office Location
Price 210

Areas I Teach

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Course Information

In a typical semester, I teach a few of our lower division math courses: algebra, precalculus, statistics, calculus, and the like. I teach one of the math for elementary teachers courses every spring. Occasionally, I have an opportunity to teach FYC (formerly FYS). Below is a complete list of the courses I've taught:

HUM 100 (Fall 2022 FYS) | Science Fiction, Science Fact

MATH 122 | College Algebra

MATH 125 | Precalculus

MATH 165 | Modern Topics in Mathematics

MATH 207 | General Elementary Statistics

MATH 221 | Math for Elementary Teachers I

MATH 223 | Math for Elementary Teachers II

MATH 226 | Calculus I

MATH 227 | Calculus II

Creative Projects

One of the benefits of being at a place like Pacific, where we value an education grounded in the liberal arts, is that there are often opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations and other cross-curricular adventures. Below are a few of the music projects I've worked on over the years:

Spring 2026: The Half-Finished Heaven (Text: Tomas Tranströmer, translated by Robin Fulton. Performed by baritone Adrian Rosales, pianist Cessaries Galusha, and the Chamber Singers under the direction of Dr. Katy Green. The live recording of this special concert from May 2, 2026, also features violinist Mike Hsu performing Waltz for Mariupol and Vera Voce performing Remember, after the poem of the same name by Christina Rossetti.)

Fall 2022: So, we'll go no more a roving (Text: Lord Byron. Performed by Vera Voce.)

Spring 2022: My life closed twice before its close (Text: Emily Dickinson. Performed by Vera Voce.)

Education

M.S. in Mathematics. Portland State University. December 2014.

B.S. in Mathematics. Eastern Oregon University. June 2013.

B.S. in Computer Science/Multimedia Studies. Eastern Oregon University. June 2013.

Honors B.A. in English. Eastern Oregon University. June 2013.

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