Phil Holladay

Phil Holladay is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Geneva College, with over 35 years of teaching experience. He has taught a wide range of courses including Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations.

• Academic Rank: Professor
• Department: Mathematics
• University: Geneva College

Research Interests span Applied Mathematics, Algebra, and Calculus. His expertise includes Discrete Math, Real Analysis, and Numerical Methods.

• Scientific Awards: Teacher of the Year (Geneva, 1984-85), Excellence in Teaching award (Geneva, 2018)

• Education: Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from North Carolina State University

• Courses Taught: MAT 101 (College Algebra), MAT 120 (Pre-calculus), MAT 130 (Discrete Math), MAT 161-162 (Calculus I-II), MAT 261 (Calculus III), MAT 307 (Linear Algebra), MAT 309 (Introduction to Abstract Algebra), MAT 310 (Introduction to Real Analysis), MAT 350 (Numerical Methods), MAT 404 (College Geometry), MAT 405 (Differential Equations), MAT 409 (Partial Differential Equations)