Beth Doolittle

Beth Doolittle teaches approximately four courses per semester. She proposed, designed, and now teaches the Integrated Calculus sequence, which combines pre-calculus and Calculus I material to better meet student needs. She also proposed a Brief Calculus course designed primarily for business students.

Doolittle is a longtime presenter at the annual AAUW STEM Conference for eighth-grade girls in both Redlands and the Pass area. She regularly presents information about mathematics offerings at the University of Redlands to Summer Bridge students and serves as math placement coordinator for first-year students and transfer students. She also teaches foundational mathematics courses for the University of Redlands School of Business.

From 2003 until November 2017, Doolittle served as handler of the university’s live bulldog mascots, Duke and Thurber.

• M.A., mathematics, University of Arizona
• B.S., mathematics, California Lutheran University

• Lecturer, math and computer science department, University of Redlands, 2001–present
• Adjunct professor, University of Redlands School of Business, 2014–present
• Instructor, mathematics, Victor Valley College, 1997–2001
• Part-time instructor, mathematics, University of Redlands, 1994–1997
• Part-time instructor, mathematics, San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills College, 1994–1997
• Part-time instructor, mathematics, San Jacinto College, 1996
• Adjunct instructor, mathematics, University of Arizona, 1991–1994
• Graduate teaching assistant, University of Arizona, 1988–1991

• Honorary alumnus, University of Redlands, April 2018
• Faculty Review Committee Award for Outstanding Service, University of Redlands, 2015–2016
• Golden Bone—Ultimate Sidekick Award, Athletics Department, University of Redlands, 2015
• Mortar Board Professor of the Year, University of Redlands, 2011
• Golden Bone—Ultimate Sidekick Award, Athletics Department, University of Redlands, 2011
• Faculty Review Committee Award for Outstanding Teaching, University of Redlands, 2006–2007
• Outstanding Teacher of the Year, Victor Valley College, 2000
• Departmental honors, Department of Mathematics, California Lutheran University, 1987–1988
• Presidential scholarship, California Lutheran University, 1984–1988
• Peterson Merit Award, California Lutheran University, 1985–1988
• Dean’s list, California Lutheran University, 1985–1988
• Valedictorian, Fillmore Unified High School, 1984