May 6-7 (Wed - Thu), 2026
Texas State University
San Marcos, TX



Speakers

  • Agnès Beaudry (Colorado University Boulder)
  • Sherry Gong (Texas A & M)
  • Sam Gunningham (Montana State University)
  • Owen Gwilliam (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
  • Harold Williams (University of Southern California)
  • Jiajun Yan (Rice University)

Funding: We have some NSF funding for transportation and lodging of participants, especially students and junior mathematicians. Please indicate any requests for funding when you register (see below).

Registration: Please register here. Deadline is Friday, April 17th.

Goals: This regional topology conference is tailored to accomplish the following goals: (i) Develop a community of collaborators of varied interests in topology in the region, (ii) Disseminate current research directions in topology in the South Central region and beyond, and (iii) Continue to create the foundations for a vibrant future for topology in the region. Our hope is that this conference will continue to foster collaboration and community among topologists from a broad coalition of research areas; as such, we are encouraging all speakers to give a colloquium-style talk.

Accessibility Information: The conference talks and coffee breaks will be held in wheelchair- and elevator-accessible rooms. There are no hotels walking distance from the conference.

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Support: The conference is supported by the National Science Foundation.