Biography

This is Philip Keller’s first year here at Trinity Hall. He is joining us after 32 years at Holmdel High School, where he taught all levels of physics and multivariable calculus. He has a BSE in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Princeton and an MA in Mathematics from Georgian Court University. An author of two math-related books, he enjoys thinking about, talking about and writing about math-y subjects.

Originally from New York City, Philip now lives in Shrewsbury with his wife Daphne. Together, they enjoy hiking, dancing, gardening and going on many, many walks with their two dogs, Orla and Dandelion.

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