An annual national conference with long history and tradition. The past, present and future of relevant research fields are examined. Invited speakers are all renowned scholars and active in their respective field. There will be four parallel sessions that cover the areas of general topology, geometric topology, global analysis and manifolds, continuum theory, dynamical systems, and set theory. This year, it will also include a history and application session. The conference has applied funding support from NSF. Contingent upon funding, graduate student travel support is planned.

The conference proceedings will be published in Topology Proceedings.  This refereed journal, published by Auburn University, has for many years published articles presented at the Spring Topology Conference.