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Brooke Quinlan

Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Dale Mabry Campus
Office: Social Science 220
Office Phone: (813) 259-6313
Email Address: bquinlan@hccfl.edu

Click here to view my CV showing my educational and work experience.

 

Welcome! I am in my ninth year as a faculty member in the Mathematics Department at HCC on the Dale Mabry Campus.

For Spring 2013, I am teaching Combined Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry (MAC 1147) , Calculus 1 (MAC 2311) , and Calculus 2 (MAC 2312) . Click on the course name to view the class syllabus.

All course materials (formula sheets, class notes, class lecture videos, etc.) for students who are enrolled in my courses can be accessed through MyHCC: https://hccfl.blackboard.com/

Saving animals is very important to me. My husband and I have four special-needs dogs: 2 shih tzu's (Molly and Tilly), 1 albino Pekingese (Buster), and 1 Yorkie mix (Rudy). Molly is blind in one eye. Tilly couldn't get adopted because she tried to bite everyone (though she is doing much better with that now!). Buster was thrown from a moving car when his owners decided they didn't want him anymore. Rudy is the healthiest of the group; he just has limited sight in one eye and his hearing is a little impaired.

We also rescued three cats: Oliver, Lila, and Squirrel. Oliver is the ginger (orange) one and Lila is the calico one in the picture below. Squirrel got her unusual name due to her excessively bushy tail.

 

  Molly      Tilly2      Buster2
    Molly                            Tilly                            Buster  

 

Rudy      OliLila    Squirrel

     Rudy                          Oliver & Lila                      Squirrel

My husband and I both volunteer with Lost Angels Animal Rescue and sometimes serve as foster parents. All of our dogs were adopted from Lost Angels, and I hope the next time you are considering getting a pet, you will RESCUE one! If you would like more information about our rescue group, please visit www.lostangelsanimalrescue.org.

When getting a pet, please consider adopting from a shelter or animal rescue organization. And have your pet spayed or neutered (it extends their lives up to 3 years)! Keep in mind:

  • Every day in the US, 10,000 people are born but 70,000 puppies and kittens are born.
  • Over 50% of dogs and 70% of cats that go to shelters get euthanized.
  • Approximately 25% of animals in shelters are purebreds.
  • Between 6 and 8 million animals per year are euthanized in the U.S.