Dear Colleagues,
    The 21st Southeast Geometry Conference will be held at the University of
South Carolina, in Columbia, South Carolina, on May 7-8,  2011.  The SEGC is
an annual conference featuring 45-50 minute talks on all areas of geometry.
 This year's conference includes several talks on geometric analysis and
extremization problems.
There will also be a poster session on the evening of May 7.

Young researchers and grad students are especially encouraged to participate
in the conference.  Support for travel expenses is available, thanks to a
grant from the National Science Foundation.  Those wishing to attend the
conference, present a talk or poster, are asked to contact the organizers.

Confirmed speakers:
Jacob Bernstein (Stanford), Jason Cantarella (UGA), John Pardon (Princeton),
Ray Treinen (Kansas State)

Organizers: Ralph Howard (howard at  math dot sc dot edu), Thomas Ivey 
(iveyt at cofc dot edu)
Conference Webpage: http://www.math.sc.edu/~howard/SEGC2011/

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