Workshop in Geometric Topology at Oregon State University

The 29th annual workshop in geometric topology will be held 
at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon
on June 28th , 29th , and 30th , 2012.

If you are requesting funding support, please register
at
https://www.mathprograms.org/db/programs/122
by May 15th.

The principal speaker will be Professor Benson Farb of the 
University of Chicago. He will give a series of three talks:

(I) Permutations and polynomiality in algebra and topology,

(II) Surface bundles, mapping class groups, moduli spaces, 
and cohomology , and

(III) Reconstruction problems in geometry and topology

Registration for the workshop will be through the math 
programs site:

https://www.mathprograms.org/db/programs/122

Additional details on the workshop will be posted at the web 
site:

http://www.math.oregonstate.edu/~topology/2012/

Details about housing possibilities will be updated on the 
site soon.

FUNDING: Funding is partially provided by the National 
Science Foundation and by Oregon State University.
Limited funds will be available to support travel and local 
expenses of participants.
Priority will be given to graduate students and those 
without other funding sources.

CONFERENCE HOSTS : Dennis Garity, William Bogley, and Ren 
Guo of the
Department of Mathematics, Oregon State University

ORGANIZERS:
Fredric Ancel, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,

Dennis Garity, Oregon State University,

Craig Guilbault, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,

Eric Swenson, Brigham Young University
Frederick Tinsley, Colorado College,

Gerard Venema, Calvin College,

David Wright, Brigham Young University,

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