Biography
Trevor Johnson enjoys showing students how mathematics can be a powerful tool for solving real-world problems. His teaching emphasizes both foundational skills and applied problem-solving, giving students opportunities to build confidence and curiosity in mathematics. He has taught a wide range of courses, from college algebra to advanced mathematics, and is committed to making math approachable and engaging for all students.
Previous Teaching
Before joining Utah Tech, Johnson taught mathematics at Utah State University and Southern Utah University. He has experience with both large lecture courses and small, interactive classrooms.
Experience
10 years of college-level teaching experience.
Research & Interests
Johnson’s research interests include applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, and teaching methods that help students make connections between abstract math and practical applications.
Publications & Projects
- “Mathematical Modeling in Undergraduate Classrooms” – Presented at the Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research (2023)
- “Applications of Linear Algebra in Network Analysis” – Utah Mathematical Association of America Section Meeting (2022)
Awards & Honors
- Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award, Utah Tech University (2024)
- Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year, Utah State University (2014)