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You can get Wi-Fi access pretty much everywhere on the UGA campus with a visitor password. The login information will be made available at the beginning of the conference.
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Wiki
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We've set up a conference
wiki page that
you can use to find roommates, share rental cars, carpool or anything
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The campus bus system is a convenient and free way to get around campus. During the first three days of the conference these are on the "Intersession" schedule, running from 7am to 7pm. The Red Route travels from the arch (across Broad from Starbucks) to the math department (where the talks will be) every 20 minutes, starting at 7:20am.
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There is a parking deck next to the Georgia Center; park and then ask the organizers for passes. After 5pm and on Saturday and Sunday you can park in the lots adjacent to Boyd at no cost. |
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We traditionally plan a canoe trip down the Broad
River on
Friday afternoon. We will rent canoes for $15/person from Broad
River Outpost which is located
about
20
miles
north
of
Athens After the canoe trip we will figure
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Another way to see the countryside, without
getting
wet, is to drive about 30 minutes south to Madison
(the city that Sherman refused to burn). If you walk along smaller back
streets, you'll find lots of beautiful homes. |
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There has
been an
annual topology conference at the University of Georgia since 1961.
Every eight years, we hold a large two-week
conference. The last of these was in 2009 so I'm afraid
you'll have
to wait a while for the next one.
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We get a huge amount of
help running
this conference from our staff, Julie McEver, Connie Poore, Gail Suggs,
Laura Ackerley, and Christy McDonald. The scope of their contributions
goes far beyond any reasonable job description, and running this
conference without their help simply would not be possible. |
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If you have any questions just send an email to David Gay. |
