Mark L. Lewis


  I am a professor in mathematics here at Kent State University. My area expertise is the character theory of finite solvable groups. A list of my papers can be at my publications. I have been at Kent State since August 1996. In the Fall of 1996, I taught graph theory and combinatorics, and in the spring, I had calculus I. During the 1997-1998 academic year, I taught the graduate algebra course. For the 1998-1999 academic year, I taught the honors calculus and the ring theory course. In 1999-2000, I taught a section of calculus I and a section of calculus II in the Fall, in the Spring, I again had the honors section of calculus II, and during the Summer, I had graph theory and combinatorics. For the 2000-2001 academic year, I taught modern algebra. In the fall, I also taught a section of the course we were calling math for architecture. This course has since become calculus with precalculus. In the spring, my second course was a section of linear algebra. For the 2001-2002 academic year, my responsibility was honors calculus for the whole year and two graduate courses: group theory in the Fall and character theory in the Spring. During the summer of 2002, I had a research and creative activities grant from RAGS, so I had no teaching responsibilities. In the 2002-2003 academic year, I had ring theory for the whole year. I had honors calculus I in the Fall, and linear algebra and fundamental concepts in algebra in the Spring. In the Summer 2003, I taught number theory in Summer I and calculus I in Summer II. For the 2003-2004 academic year, I had modern algebra. In the Fall, I taught calculus I. In the Spring, I taught both sections of calculus III. For Summer 2004, I again taught number theory, and also calculus II. For Fall 2004, I was on sabbatical, and in the spring of 2005, I took a research semester. I also began serving as graduate coordinator in the Spring 2005. During Summer 2005, I taught calculus II. For Fall 2005, I taught honors calculus I and ring theory. In Spring 2006, I had number theory. In Summer 2006, I taught calculus I and number theory (again). For Fall 2006, I had group theory, and for Spring 2007, I had character theory. For Summer 2007, I cotaught the MIME Number theory class with Anne Reynolds from Math Education during Summer I. In addition, I had calculus I in Summer II. My term as graduate coordinator ended with the end of the Summer 2007 term. During Fall 2007, I was on medical leave. For Spring 2008, I taught linear algebra and numbers and games. For Summer 2008, I taught calculus I in Summer II. I taught Honors calculus and the graduate algebra course during the 2008-2009 academic year. I am taking a break from teaching during the summer 2009. In the fall of 2009, I am scheduled to teach Calculus I and abstract algebra I (the undergraduate course).
 

 

Contact Information

Office 210 MSB
Phone (330)672-9033
FAX (330)672-2209
e-mail address lewis@math.kent.edu
Mailbox233 MSB

Office Hours

Class Schedule


 

 

Publications

I have moved my publication list to a separate page.
 

University Plagarism and Academic dishonesty policy

The Kent State University policy on plagarism and academic dishonety can be found here.

Personnal

My pictures from the Farewell party for Sean and Joy.
 

Signature

Mark L. Lewis
lewis@math.kent.edu