George Marketos

George Marketos is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cincinnati, holding this position since 1974. He earned his M.A. in Mathematics (1971) and B.A. Ed. (1969) from the University of Akron. His career includes extensive roles in academia and industry, including industrial engineering and public school teaching. Marketos specializes in mathematics education and applied mathematics, with a focus on integrating technology into curricula and enhancing calculus instruction. He has been recognized for teaching excellence with awards such as the UCCAS Faculty Member of the Year and the A.B. Cohen Award nomination.

• Education: M.A. Mathematics (University of Akron, 1971), B.A. Ed. (University of Akron, 1969)
• Key Roles: Chair of multiple departmental committees, including the Department of Math. Sci. Workload Committee and University Mathematics Committee

His research emphasizes pedagogical strategies in mathematics, particularly through collaborative learning environments. He pioneered early-morning student-led help sessions where students solve problems independently, fostering peer-to-peer knowledge exchange. Marketos has presented nationally and regionally on topics like textbook technology and calculus instruction.

• Professional Service: Over 35 years of committee involvement in curriculum development, faculty affairs, and institutional service
• Community Engagement: Volunteer with Freestore Foodbank, Forest Hills School Board, and Anderson Township committees