Marquis Armwood, Ph.D

I'm an Assistant Professor in the College of Arts & Sciences at Oklahoma City University.  I received my PhD in Mathematics in 2025, from North Dakota State University - my advisor was Josef Dorfmeister.  My interests are in topology and geometry. Currently, I enjoy thinking about different geometries, flows, invariants, surgeries and embeddings of smooth, complex and symplectic manifolds. 

Fall 2025 

• Foundations of Math 

• College Algebra 

• Intermediate Algebra 

Seminars & Conferences

• OSU Topology Seminar (2025)

• OU Geometry & Topology Seminar (2025)

• Redbud Geometry/Topology Conference (Fall 2025)

Presentations

• Redbud Geometry/Topology Conference (Fall 2025) - "The Circle Sum" (slides)

Resources

• The Mathematics Geneology Project - A library containing almost all PhD earning mathematicians!

• Desmos Calculator - Here's a great tool for graphing 2D, 3D and computing.

• Wolfram Alpha - CAS used for computations in calculus, differential equations, etc. 

• Overleaf & LaTeX - A really good resource for writing notes, papers, books, and much more. 

• Project Euler - A list of difficult problems the lie in intersection of coding and mathematics.