UNYTS 2022

Plenary talks:

Francesco Lin (Columbia)

Allison N. Miller (Swarthmore)

Martina Rovelli (U Mass-Amherst)

Parallel sessions:

For these, we have an open call for speakers, with preference given to early-career participants (students, postdocs, and tenure-track professors) and to regional speakers (from the broad region of New York State and nearby). Apply when you register.

Registration

• Please register by September 1 -- we need an idea of the number of visitors for planning purposes!
• Apply to speak during registration also by September 1 -- submit a title and brief abstract on the form.
• Request funding during registration.

Note: We have received an NSF grant to cover limited funding for accommodation with priority given to early career participants (students, postdocs, etc).

Hotels:
Please make your own reservations.
Reserve either Fri Oct 21 or Sat Oct 22 or both.

• We have reserved a block of rooms at :
  
  Collegian Hotel & Suites, 1060 East Genesee Street, 315-476-4212
  $149/night plus taxes (university rate)
  Available only until September 19 (or until the block fills up; contact us if so).
  Reserve by phone or online here.
  (cancellation possible until 24 hours prior to arrival date)
  
  
• In lieu of that, the three reasonable hotels very near campus are:
  
  
  • Hotel Skyler, 601 South Crouse Avenue 315-701-2613
    (boutique hotel in an old synagogue, a few blocks from edge of campus)
  • Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel, 801 University Avenue 315-475-3000
    (right at edge of campus)
  • The Collegian, listed above
    (a few blocks further)

Food:
TBA

Parking:
TBA

Campus maps:

• interactive map
  
• regular map -- the math department is in Carnegie Library, 2 buildings east of Carrier Dome

Childcare information:
Help with finding child care during the conference is available through Child Care Solutions,
a referral agency that connects families with child care providers in the greater Syracuse area.