The 43rd
Midwest Probability Colloquium
October 20-22, 2022
Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
General Information
The 43rd Midwest
Probability Colloquium (MPC43) will be held at Northwestern University
on October
20-22, 2022.
Tutorial Program (October 20)
Ioana Dumitriu (University of California, San Diego) (Two Lectures)
Research Program (October 21-22)
Robin Pemantle (University of Pennsylvania (Two Lectures)
Tom Hutchcroft (California Institute of Technology)
Xin Sun (University of Pennsylvania)
Dapeng Zhan (Michigan State University
Scientific Committee
Antonio Auffinger (Northwestern University)
Elton Hsu (Northwestern University)
Greg Lawler (University of Chicago)
Tai Melcher (University of Virginia)
Sponsors
National Science Foundation Northwestern University
Please visit Northwestern University Travel Guide for general travel information. If you drive to the conference and would like to park on the Northwestern University campus, please obtain daily parking permits at Math Department Main Office on the second floor of Lunt Hall (2033 Sheridan Road).
Participants who receive financial support from the conference should pay their hotel bills and submit the receipts for hotel and other expenses together with the Visitor's Expense Report within 30 days after the close of the conference for reimbursement up to the amount of the promised financial support.
We have received secured funding from the National Science Foundation and Northwestern University
to provide financial assistance to
graduate students, younger investigators (Ph.D after May 15, 2016),
and researchers without alternative sources
of financial support for attending the conference.
Typically we
can supplement travel and lodging
expenses in the $400-$800 range per participant,
depending on priority, needs, and the number of
requests for financial assistance.
In order to receive financial
support you must register online and
indicate on the
registration
form that you would like to receive financial support.
A registration must be completed before
September 23rd, 2022 for a full
consideration. Other factors being equal,
the funds will be distributed
according to the chronological order in which the requests are
received. Please note that in
accordance with NSF regulations only
flights on US flag air carriers will be
reimbursed.
A current graduate student needs to confirm you
status by asking your academic
adviser to send a
brief letter of reference by email to the
local organizer
Elton
Hsu
For reimbursement,
download this package, in which
you will find the complete information for submitting your
receipts and
the Visitor's Expense Report for reimbursement. Submit them by email to:
John Mocek
(john.mocek@northwestern.edu) or
by regular mail within 30 days after the close of the conference to:
Reimbursement Processing, Department of Mathematics, Northwestern
University, 2033 Sheridan Road, Evanston,
IL 60208. Any questions
about reimbursement can be directed to the department finance assistant John
Mocek at
the above email address or by calling (+1) 847 491 8017.