Matthew Davenport earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering at Tufts University with a second major in Philosophy. After working five years with the US Army as a project engineer, he left to study the philosophy of Soren Kierkegaard at St. Olaf College and renewed his faith at the English L’Abri Fellowship. Afterwards, he found his calling as a Classical Christian educator at Samuel Fuller School, where he taught math, science and logic and helped to launch their high school expansion. He currently works for Massachusetts General Hospital as a project manager in the Cancer Center.
Matthew lives in Worcester, MA with his wife and son, where he enjoys hiking, disc-golfing, gardening, playing piano, and learning more each day about the truth, goodness, and beauty of God’s creation.
Mr. Matthew Davenport teaches 3 courses this year.
Euclid's great textbook "The Elements," remains a masterpiece of geometry. In this 1-hour per week course, students...
The objective of this Geometry course is to serve as a study of Geometry from both a classical and modern perspective,...
This course will provide an overview of the major topics and figures in Western Philosophy though a careful study of...