Mark D'Arcy

Mark D'Arcy serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Physics at Alfred State College, where he teaches foundational and advanced mathematics courses across diverse undergraduate programs.

His educational background includes:

• MS in Mathematical Science from Clemson University (1999)
• MSEd in Mathematics Education from Alfred University (1996)
• BA in Mathematics from Alfred University (1992)

His research and teaching expertise spans Mathematics Education, Statistics, Calculus, Algebra, Physics, and Discrete Mathematics, with emphasis on developing accessible curricula for technical and liberal arts students. His course portfolio includes Introductory Algebra, Statistical Concepts, Technical Calculus, and Engineering Technology statistics.

Professional recognition includes:

• Dean's Recognition Award (Alfred State College, November 2006)

Dr. D'Arcy actively mentors students through Directed Study courses (MATH 4900/5900) and contributes to engineering technology education through specialized courses like Econ Analysis for Engineering Technology. While no research grants or laboratory affiliations are documented, his teaching load reflects deep engagement with core mathematical disciplines across multiple academic divisions.