57th Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory & Computing

March 2-6, 2026

Special Sessions :

Topic:  Domination

Organizers:  TBA

* email abstracts to:  TBA and to cgtc57@fau.edu
with the words "Domination Special Session" in the subject line of the email being sent.
 

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Topic:  Combinatorial Games

Organizers:   TBA

* email abstracts to: TBA cgtc57@fau.edu
with the words "Cominatorical games Special Session" in the subject line of the email being sent.

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Topic:  Combinatorial Games

Organizers:   TBA

* email abstracts to:  TBA cgtc57@fau.edu
with the words "Finite Fields Special Session" in the subject line of the email being sent.

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HIGHLIGHTED EVENTS
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Lightning Talks/Open Problem Session
Organizers:  Stephen Locke (Florida Atlantic University) and Richard Low (San Jose State University)

Grand Palm Room

All conference attendees are welcomed to attend, listen and/or present. Interested participants will give a 5-minute presentation (with only three slides) on an open problem that they are currently working on. Because of the “Lightning Talk” format, no Q/A would occur during the session. Further discussions between the participants can occur after the session. The length of the entire session would be one hour (+ epsilon) long.  For more information, please send an email of inquiry to richard.low@sjsu.edu .   Read more!

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Business, Industry and Government Career Panel:    Career Panelists' Bios

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.   Grand Palm Room

Join us for an engaging career panel designed for aspiring and early-career mathematicians! This event brings together a diverse group of professionals who have leveraged their math backgrounds in exciting and unexpected ways across business, industry and goverment, including cybersecuirty, technology, data science, education, and research. Panelists will share insights into their career journeys, discuss essential skills for success, and provide practical advice on navigating the job market as a mathematician. Whether you're considering traditional paths or exploring alternative careers, this panel offers valuable perspectives and networking opportunities to help you envision your future in mathematics. Don't miss out!

Career Panelists:   TBA                                       

Organizers:  Beth Morrison, Air Force Research Lab
                      Maria Provost, Florida Atlantic University