The 2017 Midwest Geometry Conference will take place at Kansas State 
University November 17 - 19, 2017 with a related colloquium on November 
16. The Conference will bring together geometers and geometrical 
analysists from the Midwest and beyond to share ideas and recent 
results. Topics represented at the conference may include minimal 
surfaces, curvature flows, isometric group actions, spaces with 
curvature bounded from below and geometric topology will also be 
represented.

There is some room for contributed talks. Talks on Friday morning will 
be reserved for graduate students and early career mathematicians. 
Funding is available to fund some participants. Priority will be given 
to mathematics graduate students, recent Ph.Ds., women and minorities.

For more information, to register (please register if you wish to come 
so we can print a name tag and accruately report)
AND to apply for funds see:

https://www.math.ksu.edu/events/conference/2017_Midwest_Geometry/2017_Midwest_Geometry.html

Organized by: Dave Auckly, Ivan Blank, Catherine Searle and Shihshu 
Walter Wei

Confirmed Speakers Include:

Brian Benson       Jeremy LeCrone
Yuxin Dong                Tye Lidman
Ailana Fraser             Tracy Payne
Xuan Hien Nguyen     Guofang Wei
Dan Knopf                  Alex Zupan
Anusha Krishnan


Partial support from the NSF and the Brent Smith Memorial Endowment for 
Mathematics Enrichment.

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