George Okere

George Okere is a Professor - Educator and Assistant Department Head in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Cincinnati's CEAS College. He holds the Heavy Civil Chair, an endowed position. His research focuses on construction project management, contract time determination, and project delivery systems analysis. He has published extensively on contingency allocation, highway project methodologies, and educational curriculum design in civil engineering.

His work bridges theoretical models with practical applications in civil infrastructure projects. Notable contributions include evaluations of Design-Build vs Design-Bid-Build systems and predictive methods for contract time estimation.

• Key Research Areas: Construction Management, Project Scheduling, Cost Estimation, Highway Engineering

Publications span international journals like International Journal of Civil Engineering and Asian Journal of Civil Engineering. No scientific awards explicitly mentioned in available texts. Advising no listed students but holds instructional roles in curriculum development.

Affiliated with the Edwards Center, focusing on civil engineering research and education initiatives.