About
Linda Roper is a Lecturer in the Mathematics Department at San José State University, where she has taught for twenty years. She also serves as the Coordinator for Mathematics Department Workshops and previously held roles as Mathematics Coordinator at the Learning Assistance Resource Center (9 years) and the Summer Bridge Program (12 years).
- Education
- Master of Arts, Mathematics (San José State University)
- Master of Arts, Marriage & Family Counseling (Azusa Pacific University)
- Single Subject Teaching Credential: Mathematics & Physical Education
- Bachelor of Arts, Mathematics Magna Cum Laude (San José State University)
- Bachelor of Arts, Physical Education (University of California, Davis)
Linda specializes in integrating technology into mathematics education, combining expertise from her coursework in programming, web design, and multimedia with her teaching experience. She advocates for universal access to knowledge through digital platforms.
- Scientific Awards
- Kenneth C. Bradshaw Teaching Award
- Outstanding Staff Award (Disability Resource Center)
She previously worked in Systems Operations and Management at Hewlett Packard and Menlo College before transitioning to academia. Her institutional involvement includes service on the Campus Safety Advisory Committee and Parking, Traffic, Transit Advisory Committee.
