Mark Arvidson, Ph.D., is an experienced teacher, educator, consultant, and presenter. He is currently a professor of mathematics at Azusa Pacific University. Arvidson did his undergraduate work at Wheaton College in mathematics. His graduate studies were completed at the Claremont Graduate University in educational philosophy, curriculum design, and mathematics education. His research interests are in Christian worldview development, moral and character education, and mathematics education. Apart from the academic world, Arvidson likes to skydive, rock climb, scuba dive, fish, hike, swim, and travel. He is happily married to his best friend and wife, Michelle. His children are Lindsay, Austin, Hannah, and the most recent addition, Landon.
Education
Ph.D. - Claremont Graduate School, 1997
M.A. - Azusa Pacific Unviersity, 1991
B.S. - Wheaton College, 1986
Credentials/CertificationsCalifornia single subject teaching credential in mathematics
Department
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Expertise
- Christian Worldview
- Math Education
Courses Taught
MATH 090 – Elementary Algebra
MATH 095 – Intermediate Algebra
MATH 110 – College Algebra
MATH 115 – Analytical Inquiry
MATH 151 – Applied Calculus I
MATH 201 – Mathematics Concepts for Elementary Teachers
MATH 301 – Mathematics for Secondary Teachers
MATH 496 – Senior Seminar
Office Hours
Dr. Arvidson will be on sabbatical during the Spring 2013 semester. No office hours available.
Office Location
Segerstrom Science Center, Room 104, West Campus
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