Tim Glenn

Timothy "Tim" Glenn is an actor who appeared as a medical technician in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode.

Glenn was born in Park Ridge, Illinois and raised in Hayward, California. At early age he joined the American Conservatory Theater Company and later the Drama Studio London. Glenn received a Drama Logue Award nomination for his performance in the play Cybeline and continued his stage career with performances at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival before he attended New York University's Tisch School of Arts. Beside acting, writing, directing, and producing, Glenn, a skilled mountaineer, was part of the 1998 Annapurna I South Face Expedition and the 2004 Everest Friendship Beyond Borders Expedition.

Beside his voiceover work for several commercials and stage performances, Glenn had supporting roles in the thriller Sliver (1993, with Keene Curtis, Mark Bramhall, Jim Beaver, Matthew Faison, and Leonard Kelly-Young), the television drama Thrill (1996, with Bill Cobbs), the comedy George of the Jungle (1997, with Spencer Garrett), the short film Fruit of the Vine (1999), and The Practice episode The Deal (2000, along Jerome Butler, Bruce Davison, and John B. Moody).