You have reached the web page of Karl Cooper, parent, teacher, student, theologian, mathematician, and engineer (in roughly that order of importance).  This web page is a work in progress, and from time to time will provide information about what I am doing.

I work at an engineering company in New England and teach at a small college in New England; most of my academic degrees were also earned in New England. I have degrees in history, theology, and mathematics.

I have taught theology, mathematics, New Testament, Greek, Latin, philosophy, chemistry, and history, at various levels ranging from seventh grade to graduate school.

I am involved with a significant new venture, The Society of Albert the Great. You can read more about it here: Introduction to The Society of Albert the Great.

Anyone interested in learning more is cordially invited to my house in Manchester at 2PM on the following Sunday afternoons:

February 26
March 4
March 18

We will be discussing one of the foundational texts of the Society, Ex corde ecclesiae; you can get a copy easily on the web. The first week we will look at the Introduction; the next week at Part One; and the third week, Part Two.

Also, consider joining the Society, if you are a baptized member of a Christian Church or denomination, would like to see major improvements in education, and are willing to contribute $25 a year in dues. The next quarterly meeting of the Society will take place on Saturday, May 19, at 10:00 AM, at Liberty Harbor Academy in Manchester, New Hampshire. Come and get acquainted with us and our goals.

If you would like to get in touch with me, you will need to know that I live in the largest city in New Hampshire and that I am listed in the telephone directory.