The 33rd Midwest Conference on Combinatorics and Cominatorial Computing (MCCCC)

The 33rd  Midwest Conference on Combinatorics and Cominatorial Computing (MCCCC)  
will be held on the campus of  
the Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, October 12(Saturday)-14(Monday), 2019
                                
The confirmed plenary Speakers are:
Karen Collins, Wesleyan University;
Stephen Hartke, University of Colorado, Denver;
Mark Skandera, LLehigh University; and
Michael Young, Iowa State University. 

We invite the participants to give a 20-minute contributed talk. Deadline for the submission of abstracts and early registration is September 30, 2019

The conference poster is attached. Please print out this poster and post it on your department bulletin board. 
Also, please forward this announcement to the friends and colleagues who might be interested in participating in this conference. 

For additional information please contact dansma@rit.edu
We hope to see you in Rochester!

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