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

March 9-13, 2026

CGTC 55 Group Photo March 6, 2024


The Fifty-seventh Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Computing (SEICCGTC) will be held March 9-13, 2026 in the  Student Union  at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, FL.  The main campus is located three miles from the Atlantic Ocean, on an 850-acre site in Boca Raton, south of Palm Beach and north of Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The climate is subtropical with an average temperature of 75 degrees.

This years 57th conference will be a fully in-person conference held on our beautiful campus in lovely Boca Raton, Florida!  

Invited speakers for this year's 57th SEICCGTC:

Noga Alon, Princeton University, United States of America

Jozefien D'haeseleer, Universiteit Gent, Belgium

Jay Pantone, Marquette University, United States of America

Mark Daniel Ward, Purdue University, United States of America

Shira Zerbib, Iowa State University, United States of America

Celebrating its 57th year, the Conference brings together mathematicians and others interested in combinatorics, graph theory and computing, and their interactions. The Conference lectures and contributed papers, as well as the opportunities for informal conversations, have proven to be of great interest to other scientists and analysts employing these mathematical sciences in their professional work in business, industry, and government.

The Conference continues to promote better understanding of the roles of modern applied mathematics, combinatorics, and computer science to acquaint the investigator in each of these areas with the various techniques and algorithms which are available to assist in his or her research. Each discipline has contributed greatly to the others, and the purpose of the Conference is to decrease even further the gaps between the fields.

The organizing committee members (Frederick Hoffman, Ronald C. Mullin, and Stephen Locke, and Maria Provost) cordially invite participation in our Conference by interested persons in the academic community as well as business, industry and government.  The conference advisory committee members are: Miklos Bona, (University of Florida); Martin Golumbic, (University of Haifa); Leslie Hogben (American Institute on Mathematics (AIM)); Sarah Heuss (University of South Carolina, Union); Ilias Kotsireas (Wilfrid Laurier University), Linda Lesniak (Western Michigan University); Ricahrd Low (San Jose Sate University), Ivelisse Rubio (University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras); John Wierman (Johns Hopkins University), Maria Provost, (Florida Atlantic University).

The 57th Conference is partially supported by the National Science Foundation and the Institute for Combinatorics and its Applications.

The Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory & Computing welcomes all people.  The conference encourages the free expression and exchange of ideas in a respectful manner.  All participants are expected to conduct themselves professionally and abide by all laws and university regulations ( FAU Code of Conduct ).  If you have any concerns about your conference experience, please contact Leslie Hogben at  hogben@aimath.org  or Maria Provost at  mprovost@fau.edu.

 

57th Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Computing
March 9-13, 2026
If you have issues accessing this information, please contact Maria Provost, mprovost@fau.edu

Abstracts

   
* Special Session: Combinatorial Games Organizer:  Eric Gottlieb (Rhodes College)
** Special Session: Domination Organizers:  Sarah Heuss (University of South Carolina, Union)  and Anne Sinko (College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University)
*** Special Session Graphs and Matrices Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics) and Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)
Highlighted Events    
Open Problem Session   Lightning Talks Organizers: Stephen Locke (Florida Atlantic University), Richard Low (San Jose State University)
Career Panel Business, Industry, and Government Career Panel                   Organizers: Beth Morrison (Air Force Research Lab), Maria Provost (Florida Atlantic University)
Name Institution Abstracts
Agrahari, Gyaneshwar Louisina State University Counting  K1,t   and  K2,t   in higher connected triangulations
Akinola, Fatima University of Florida Spread Function on Graphs
Alekseyev, Max A.  The George Washington University Efficient computing of bounded solutions to linear Diophantine equation with Euler’s totient function
Alspaugh, Peter University of South Florida Generalized Commutation in Semigroups
Barranca, Emily *** St. Mary’s College of Maryland A characterization of the Seidel spectrum for switching classes of graphs
Berliner, Adam *** St. Olaf College Refined inertia of fully positive patterns, hollow positive patterns, and everything in between
Bickle, Allan Purdue University Independent Sets of Cliques in Graphs
Bjorkman, Beth *** United States Air Force Research Lab Cost-Benefit Analysis for PMU Placement in Power Grids
Blair, Howard Syracuse University Digraphs: Homomorphism, Continuity, Differentiation
Bowie, Miranda ** University of North Alabama Liar’s Domination on Grid Graphs
Bowling, Andrew Wabash College Existence of generative strong Γ-zonal labelings for various Γ
Braginsky, Jacob Carnegie-Mellon University Exploring srg(45, 22, 10, 11) and implications for the Ramsey number R(5, 5)
Brennan, Zachary *** Argonne National Laboratory Optimization, Simulation, and Planning Heuristics in Global Logistics
Brimkov, Boris *** Slippery Rock University Throttling for metric dimension and its variants
Buck, Rylan University of South Florida 2D Tessellations of Square Chord Diagrams
Buehrle, Charles Notre Dame of Maryland University Bounds on the genus for 2-cell embeddings of prefix-reversal graphs
Cameron, Thomas *** Penn State University Behrend On the minimal forts of trees
Carlson, Aidan University of Minnesota Duluth Decomposition of Complete Graphs Into Disconnected Triangular Graphs With 7 Edges
Catral, Minnie Xavier University of Louisiana Spectra of structured sign patterns
Chalise, Parik Johns Hopkins University Sufficiency of Hall’s condition in list coloring
Chatterjee, Ritabrato  Western Michigan University On Ramsey Chains in Graphs
Che, Zhongyuan Penn State University, Beaver Campus A decomposition structure of resonance graphs that are daisy cubes
Chen, Andrew Minnesota State University Moorhead An Efficient Algorithm for Dynamic Implicit Strict Posets with Conflict Resolution
Chen, Douglas ** Johns Hopkins University On Bounds and Exact Values for Total Domination Ratios of Archimedean Lattices
Chen, Henry Johns Hopkins University Improvements on the Bounds of Percolation Threshold for Archemedian Lattices of Degree 5
Collins, Karen *** Wesleyan University Color degree matrices and neighborhood (   k, λ   )-balanced graphs
Corcoran, Aiden Florida Atlantic University Asymptotic Enumeration of Acyclic Orientations on Complete Multi-Partite Graphs
Curran, Stephen * University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown P -positions in Halve Nim
Jozefien D'haeseleer Univewrsiteit Gent, Beligum Exploring finite geometry through graph theory and vice versa
Davenport, Dennis Howard University Row Sums and Alternating Row Sums of Exponential Riordan Array
Dawkins, Aleyah *** Carnegie-Mellon University Ramsey with wild edges
Deaett, Louis *** Quinnipiac University Matroids and minimum rank problems for matrix patterns and graphs
Deb, Aayan * Rhodes College AI-Assisted Development of an Interactive Platform for Some Combinatorial Games
Demiroglu Karabulut, Yesim California State University Sacramento Chromatic and achromatic numbers of unitary addition Cayley graphs
Dwip, Soumitro * Rhodes College Using an Interactive Platform to Generate Insights on Some Combinatorial Games
Emamy-K, M.R. University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras The 5-cube cut number, cut-complexes, and a vertex coloring game
Farmer, Matthew C. Anderson University The Noncrossing Bond Poset of a Graph
Fehribach, Joseph D.  Worcester Polytechnic Institute Kirchhoff  Graphs
Flagg, Mary *** University of St. Thomas Reconfiguration for failed zero forcing and forts
Freyberg, Bryan University of Minnesota Duluth G -Designs for the Tadpole Graphs
Froncek, Dalibor University of Minnesota, Duluth ⌈-magic squares
Gao, Shanzhen Virginia State University Learning and Teaching Social Network Analysis with Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, and Python in Google Colab
Gao, Weizhang Elizabeth City State University A Computational Approach to Growth Modeling Using Linear Recurrence Relations
Garrison, Thomas University of Florida Solving PackIt!
Geneson, Jesse *** San Jose State University Randomized zero forcing on directed graphs
Gilroy, Haile McNeese State University Quantitative Graph Theory Approaches to Mathematics Textbook Analysis
Glover, Charles Independant Researcher A Minimum Counterexample Proof of the Seymour Second Neighborhood Conjecture via the Graph Level Order
Gnang, Edinah Johns Hopkins University Towards a formal Lean4 proof that all trees are graceful
Gottlieb, Eric * Rhodes College Some  P/N   -positions and the CGH-classification of CRIM
Gould, Ronald J. Emory University Saturation Numbers For Some Dense Graphs
Gray, Daniel * Florida Atlantic University Split-   S   Nim
Hasan, Amber University of Texas at Dallas Improved Bounds for Permutation Arrays under Ulam Metric
He, Sarah Johns Hopkins University Counting Random Walk Labelings of Various Graph Families
Hernández-Cruz, César Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México A friendly generalization of split graphs
Heuss, Sarah ** University of South Carolina – Union Domination in Iterated Clique Graphs
Hopkins, Brian * St. Peter’s University Partition Kayles
Isaak, Garth Lehigh University Enumerating List Colorings
Jean, Devin ** Middle Tennessee State University Fractional Open-Locating-Dominating Sets
Johnson, Peter ** Auburn University Another look at an idea of Amin and Slater
Johnson, Seth University of Minnesota Duluth Decomposing Complete Graphs into Non-Lobsters With 12 or Fewer Edges
Kalantari, Bahman Rutgers University Approximating Bimatrix Nash Equilibrium via Trilinear Minimax
Kassie, Turner Concordia University Surface Areas of Select Interconnection Networks
Khatana, Dawood * Rhodes College Row Impartial Terminus: A new Combinatorial Game
Levit, Vadim Ariel University On 1-König-Egerváry graphs
Li, Zhiyang Johns Hopkins University Stochastic Strategies for Rendezvous Search on Platonic Solids
Lin, Kailee Johns Hopkins University Light Vertex Fault Tolerant Graph Spanners via Connected Dominating Sets
Low, Richard San Jose State University Preservation of the  Z   k-antimagic Property of a Graph under Edge Addition
Lozano-Chávez, Humberto      Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Monopolarity on (P5, house)-free graphs
Marr, Alison Southwestern University Playful Problems from a Math Capstone
Mcclinton, Brook Virginia State University Exploring Generative Graph Constructions Using Google Colab
McClinton, Matt University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Metered Parking Functions
Merz, Sarah University of the Pacific The containment-intersection number
Meszka, Mariusz AGH University of Kraków Two-factorizations of some regular graphs
Minyard, Mitchell Baylor University On the Diameter of Generalized Petersen Graphs
Molina, Robert Alma College Solving Brainteasers and Puzzles with Graph Theory
Morgan, Gabrielle Elizabeth City State University
 		Exploring Linear Recursive Relations Through Python-Based Computation
Mukherjee, Sayan The University of Tokyo The bipartite graphs D′ ( k, q ) have low girth
Myers, Timothy Howard University C   4-Face-Magic on a 4 × 4 Klein Bottle Grid Graph
Naumova, Mariya * Rutgers Univversity On pet  n   -dimensional subtraction games
Noble, Matt Georgia State University On Single-Distance Graphs in  Rn  but Not  Zn
Nochumson, Shayne Auburn University Counting Unlabeled Spanning Trees of Complete Bipartite Graphs
Ortiz San Miguel, Arturo Northeastern University Maximizing Subgraphs in Regular Graphs
Osborn, Sawyer Western Michigan University Proper Total Domination in Trees
Pantone, Jay Marquette University Combinatorial Exploration: An Algorithmic Framework for Enumeration
Pantone, Jay Marquette University Experimental Algorithms for Integer Sequences
Pham, Van University of South Florida RNA-DNA Complex Structures Modeled with Wang-like Tiles
Powell, Samuel ** Utah State University Rainbow Dominating Sets of Graphs
Qiu, Ke Brock University Surface Areas of Select Interconnection Networks
Reinhart, Carolyn *** Swarthmore College Leaky Forcing for Unicyclic Graphs
Reiswig, Josiah Anderson University Steiner  k -Skolem labeled graphs
Rock, Emerson University of Minnesota Duluth Decomposing Complete Graphs into Non-Lobsters With 12 or Fewer Edges
Rodriguez, Elisabeth Florida Atlantic University Finding the Distribution of the Length of the Longest Path of Acyclic Orientations on Complete Multi-Partite Graphs
Saini, Bhavneet Singh University of South Florida Peripheral Linking Invariants of Embedded Curves in Space
Sayer, Evan Worcester Polytechnic Institute A Conjecture on Minimum Multiplicity for Kirchhoff Graphs
Schwartz, Andrew Southeast Missouri State University Forcing Sets with Connected Complements
Searns, Andrew Johns Hopkins University A Classification of Trees Without Unique Subgraphs
Sepanski, Mark Baylor University Chaotic and Periodic Behavior of Jeu de Taquin on Infinite Young Tableaux
Sharma, Gunjan Lake Forest College Shameful Inequalities for List and DP Coloring of Graphs
Sheppardson, Laura University of Mississippi Domination of Nanotube Fullerenes
Sinko, Anne ** College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University Extensions of Colored Domination
Stucky, Eric Nathan Independaent Researcher Homology in Simplicial Virtual Resolutions
Sullivan, Shaun Florida Gulf Coast University Some Algorithms for Burning Trees
Tankus. David ** Shamoon College of Engineering Recognizing Relating Edges in Graphs without Cycles of Length 6
Tesman, Barry Dickinson College A Mathematical Analysis of Tilt
Tiemeyer, Michael Georgia Southern University On  z   -cycle factorizations with two associate classes where  z  ∈ {   ka, k   } with even parameters
Trenk, Ann *** Wellesley College Color 2-switches and neighborhood (k, λ)-balanced graphs
Touzeau, Katelyn University of North Carolina, Wilmington Combining taxonomies for classification: when are sharks and dolphins similar?
V. Pragatheeswaran University of Miami Attention-Augmented Knowledge Graph Alignment for Evaluating LLM Factual Consistency
Vasilevska, Violetta *** Utah Valley University Leaky Forcing on Generalized Petersen Graphs
Villamizar, Diego *** Xavier University of Louisiana Symmetric Tensor Power of Graphs and Permutations
Vasquez, Roman Wesleyan College Edge Bootstrap Percolation of Paths in Various Host Graphs
Wachholz, Luke College of Saint Benedict & Saint John’s University Combinatorial Models for Sign Language Recognition: Graph Poses, Sequence Alignment, and Discrete Labeling
Walker, Shanise *** Clark Atlanta University The Pinnacle Sets of a Graph
Ward, Mark Daniel Purdue University Computational Investigation of Structural look Properties of Subtraction Games (I and II)
Weber, Via *** Winston Salem State University Vertex Fault Tolerant Zero Forcing
Yang, Boting University of Regina Constrained Graph Searching Problems
Young, Michael *** Carnegie-Mellon University Defining Zero Forcing
Youngs, Zachary University of Minnesota Duluth G -Designs for the Connected Tripartite Unicyclic Graphs with Seven Edges
Zerbib, Shira Iowa State University How to pierce, partition, divide fairly, color, or embed using topological methods
Zhang, Shunzhe University of Mississippi On the dual of Erdõs’ circuit spectrum problem
Zhao, Yingze University of Mississippi An extremal problem for minimally k-connected graphs

 

 

57th Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Computing
Daily Schedule

Monday, March 9       

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics) 
                                                                                                                                               Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)    

8:00 a.m.    

Check-in and Registration (outside Grand Palm Room)

9:00 a.m.

Welcome and opening  remarks:       Ken Dawson-Scully, Provost, Florida Atlantic University            
(Grand Palm Room)                           Valery Forbes, Dean, Charles E. Schmidt College  of Science, Florida Atlantic University                     

9:30 a.m.

Plenary Speaker:         Noga Alon, Princeton University              (Grand Palm Room)

10:30 a.m.

COFFEE

Special
Session

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics)
                                                                                                                                                Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)                          

11:00 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Gilroy                        (Live Oak C) |   Sepanski                   (Live Oak D)  |    Deaett ***

11:20 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Blair                        (Live Oak C) |   Rodriguez                   (Live Oak D)  |      Berliner ***

11:40 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Gnang                        (Live Oak C) |  Corcoran                     (  Live Oak D)  |   Catral *** 

12:00 p.m. 

Lunch (on your own)                            

2:00 p.m.

Plenary Speaker:         Jay Pantone, Marquette University         (Grand Palm Room) 

3:00 p.m.

COFFEE         

Special Session 

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics)                      
                                                                                                                                               Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)   

3:20 p.m.

(Live Oak C)    Lozano-Chavez                  (Live Oak D) |   Dawkins ***         

3:40 p.m.

(Live Oak C) |                                            (Live Oak D) |    Walker ***     

4:00 p.m.

(Live Oak C) |    Kassie                              (Live Oak D) |   Trenk ***       

4:20 p.m.

(Live Oak C) |    Hernandez-Cruz                (Live Oak D) |   Collins ***       

4:40 p.m.

(Live Oak C)  |    Braginsky                          (Live Oak D) |   Barranca ***       

5:00 p.m.

(Live Oak C) |     Curbelo                           (Live Oak D) |  Villamizar ***        

6:00 p.m. 

Evening event: Live Oak Patio (Student Union)  All are Welcome!

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

Tuesday, March 10

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics) 
                                                                                                                                               Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)

8:00 a.m.

Check-in and Registration (outside Grand Palm Room)

9:30 a.m.

Plenary Speaker:    Jay Pantone, Marquette University    (Grand Palm Room)

10:30 a.m.

COFFEE    

Special Session 

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics) 
                                                                                                                                              Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)   

10:50 a.m.

                                                                        (Live Oak C)  |  Pham                                  (Live Oak D)  |    Young ***

11:10 a.m.

                                                                        (Live Oak C) |  Fehribach                       (Live Oak D)  |    Reinhart *** 

11:30 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Kalantari                                   (Live Oak C) |  Sayer                             (Live Oak D)  |    Vasilevska *** 

11:50 a.m.

(Live Oak B)  |   Demiroglu  Karabulut              (Live Oak C) |   Farmer                                 (Live Oak D)  |    Weber *** 

12:10 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Alspaugh                                     

12:30 p.m. 

LUNCH (on your own)     

2:00 p.m.

Plenary Speaker:        Jozefien D'haeseleer, Universiteit Gent, Belgium             (Grand Palm Room) 

3:00 p.m.

COFFEE     

Special Session 

*** Special Session:  Graphs and Matrices ***  (Live Oak D)                Organizers:  Leslie Hogben (American Institute of Mathematics)
                                                                                                                                               Mark Hunnell (Winston-Salem State University)                        

3:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B)  |   Minyard                         (Live Oak C) |   Molina                                 (Live Oak D) |   Cameron ***  

3:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B)  |   Mukherjee                    (Live Oak C) |   Tesman                               (Live Oak D) |    Geneson ***     

4:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B)    |   Noble                           (Live Oak C) |   McClinton, M.                      (Live Oak D) |  Brimkov ***     

4:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B)  |    Saini                           (Live Oak C) |   Stucky                                  (Live Oak D) |   Flagg ***     

4:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B)    |    Buck                          (Live Oak C) |  Alekseyev                           (Live Oak D) |   Bjorkman *** 

5:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B)  |     Agrahari                    (Live Oak C) |   Praga V.                              (Live Oak D) |    Brennan *** 

5:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Hasan                  

6:00 p.m.

Evening event:  Majestic Palm Room (Student Union)   All are Welcome!

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

Wednesday, March 11   

* Special Session:  Combinatorial Games *  (Live Oak D)       Organizer:  Eric Gottlieb, Rhodes College 

8:00 a.m.

Check-in and Registration  (outside Grand Palm Room)  

9:00 a.m.

Plenary Speaker:           Noga Alon, Princeton University              (Grand Palm Room)  

10:00 a.m.

CONFERENCE PHOTO

10:20 a.m.

COFFEE     

Special Session

* Special Session:  Combinatorial Games *  (Live Oak D)       Organizer:  Eric Gottlieb, Rhodes College 

10:40 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Reiswig                    (Live Oak C)  |  Lin                                            (Live Oak D)   |  Deb *

11:00 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Bowling                  (Live Oak C)  |  Johnson, S.; Rock                      (Live Oak D) |  Dwip *

11:20 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Youngs                    (Live Oak C)  |   Schwartz                                (Live Oak D) |  Hopkins *

11:40 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Carlson                    (Live Oak C)  |   Levit                                        (Live Oak D) |  Hopkins (con't) *

12:00 noon

(Live Oak B) |    Che                         (Live Oak C)  |   Freyberg                                  (Live Oak D) |  Garrison *

12:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Emamy-K                  (Live Oak C)  |   Gould                                      (Live Oak D) |  Gottlieb *

12:40 p.m.

                                                                                                                                 (Live Oak D) | Gottlieb (con't) *

1:00 p.m. 

LUNCH (on your own) 

11:00-
12:20 p.m. 

HIGHLIGHTED BYO LUNCH EVENT  (Grand Palm Room)

Lightning Talks                                            Organizers:  Stephen Locke (Florida Atlantic University)

Read more here!                                                                 Richard Low (San Jose State University)

12:30-
1:50 p.m. 

HIGHLIGHTED BYO LUNCH EVENT  (Grand Palm Room)

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

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 government, including cybersecurity, 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!

2:00 p.m.

Plenary Speaker:               Mark Daniel Ward, Purdue University                   (Grand Palm Room)   

3:00 p.m.

COFFEE  

Special Session

* Special Session:  Combinatorial Games *  (Live Oak D)       Organizer:  Eric Gottlieb, Rhodes Colleg

3:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Chatterjee                  (Live Oak C) |   Zhang, S.                       (Live Oak D) |       Khatana *

3:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Merz                            (Live Oak C) |   Tiemeyer                         (Live Oak D |       Khatana (con't) *

4:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Isaak                            (Live Oak C) |   Searns                         (Live Oak D) |     Curran *

4:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Chalise                           (Live Oak C) |  Zhao, Y                            (Live Oak D) |     Naumova *   

4:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Sharma                        (Live Oak C) |   Ortiz San Miguel           (Live Oak D) |      Naumova (con't) *

5:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Akinola                          (Live Oak C) |   Nochumson                    (Live Oak D) |    Gray *

6:00 p.m.

CONFERENCE BANQUET:  Galini Greek Restaurant  

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

Thursday, March 12             

** Special Session:  Domination **       (Live Oak D)        Organizers:  Sarah Heuss, University of South Carolina, Union
                                                                                                                       Anne Sinko, College of St. Benedict and St. John's University

8:00 a.m.

Check-in and Registration (outside Grand Palm Room)

9:30 a.m.

Plenary Speaker:        Shira Zerbib, Iowa State University             (Grand Palm Room)    

10:30 a.m.

COFFEE              

Special Session

** Special Session:  Domination **  (Live Oak D)                  Organizers:  Sarah Heuss, University of South Carolina, Union   
                                                                                                                              Anne Sinko, College of St. Benedict and St. John's University                     

10:50 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Gao, S.                    (Live Oak C)   |   Wachholz                          (Live Oak D) |    Sheppardson **

11:10 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Gao, W.                   (Live Oak C)   |   Touzeau                          (Live Oak D) |    Osborn **

11:30 a.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Morgan                   (Live Oak C) |    Sullivan                            (Live Oak D) |    Bowie **

11:50 a.m.

                                                         (Live Oak C) |    Marr                                (Live Oak D) |   Bowie **

12:10 pm

                                                        (Live Oak C) |   Buehrle                           (Live Oak D) |   Bickle ** 

12:30 p.m.

LUNCH (on your own)       

Special Session

** Special Session:  Domination **  (Live Oak D)                  Organizers:  Sarah Heuss, University of South Carolina, Union                      
                                                                                                                          Anne Sinko, College of St. Benedict and St. John's University      

2:00 p.m.

Plenary Speaker:              Shira Zerbib, Iowa State University                 (Grand Palm Room)                

3:00 p.m.

COFFEE

3:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Chen, A.                (Live Oak C) |  He                                    (Live Oak D) |   Sinko **                                                               

3:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Yang, B                (Live Oak C) |  Mcclinton, B.                   (Live Oak D) |   Sinko **                                                                                   

4:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |  Vasquez              (Live Oak C) |   Myers                               (Live Oak D) |  Powell **                                                                                                        

4:20 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |    Chen, H.             (Live Oak C) |   Low                                 (Live Oak D) |  Johnson, P. **                                                                                                       

4:40 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Li                          (Live Oak C) |   Froncek                                                                                                                                                    

5:00 p.m.

(Live Oak B) |   Glover 

6:00 p.m.

Evening Event:  The Atrium, Engineering East Building      All are Welcome!                                            

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

Friday, March 13

9:30 a.m.

Plenary Speaker:          Mark Daniel Ward, Purdue University           (Grand Palm Room)          

10:30 a.m.

COFFEE  

Special Session

** Special Session:  Domination **  (Grand Palm Room)                  Organizers:  Sarah Heuss, University of South Carolina, Union 
                                                                                                                                       Anne Sinko, College of St. Benedict and St. John's University   

10:50 a.m.

                                              (Live Oak D)  |  Tankus **

11:10 a.m.

                                              (Live Oak D) |  Heuss ** 

11:30 a.m.

                                              (Live Oak D) |    Chen, D. **

11:50 a.m.

                                              (Live Oak D) |   Jean **

 

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We hope to see you again next year!  
March 8-12, 2027