About MCCCC The Midwestern Conference on Combinatorics and Combinatorial Computing (MCCCC) originally started as the Carbondale Combinatorics Conferences and were held (1986-1990) at the Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. The conference has since evolved to a prestigious national conference in the areas of Combinatorics and Computing and has achieved recognition and attracted scholars and researchers of various backgrounds from different institutions. Here they coalesce their individual contributions into a collection of ideas and inspirations for the advancement of combinatorics and combinatorial computing. These conferences are of small size 50 to 90 participants and have been growing slowly. Papers have covered a spectrum of pure and applied combinatorics, including graph theory, design theory, enumeration, and combinatorial computing. These are general-purpose combinatorics meetings with some emphasis on computer applications which have attracted scholars from many parts of the United States, Canada, and overseas.   34th MCCCC - University of Nevada, Las Vegas - October 27-29, 2021 (click here for 34th MCCCC Poster)   Year Location Conference Title/Site 2021 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 34th MCCCC 2020 University of Nevada, Las Vegas Postponed until 2021 (Covid-19 pandemic) 2019 Rochester Institute of Technology 33rd MCCCC 2018 University of Minnesota Duluth 32nd MCCCC 2017 University of West Georgia 31st MCCCC 2016 Illinois State University 30th MCCCC 2015 College of Charleston, Charleston, SC 29th MCCCC 2014 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 28th MCCCC 2013 Southwestern University 27th MCCCC 2012 Southern Utah University 26th MCCCC 2011 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 25th MCCCC 2010 Illinois State University 24th MCCCC 2009 Rochester Institute of Technology 23rd MCCCC 2008 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 22nd MCCCC 2007 College of Charleston, Charleston, SC 21st MCCCC 2006 Wichita State University, Wichita 20th MCCCC 2005 Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester 19th MCCCC 2004 Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester 18th MCCCC 2003 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 17th MCCCC 2002 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 16th MCCCC 2001 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 15th MCCCC 2000 Wichita State University, Wichita 14th MCCCC 1999 Illinois State University, Normal 13th MCCCC 1998 AMS Conference at University of Illinois U-C   1997 Indiana State University, Terre Haute 12th MCCCC 1996 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 11th MCCCC 1995 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 10th MCCCC 1994 Nebraska, Lincoln 9th MCCCC 1993 Wichita State University, Wichita 8th MCCCC 1992 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 7th MCCCC 1991 Nebraska, Lincoln 6th MCCCC 1990 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 5th Carbondale Combinatorics Conf. 1989 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 4th Carbondale Combinatorics Conf. 1988 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 3rd Carbondale Combinatorics Conf. 1987 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 2nd Carbondale Combinatorics Conf. 1986 Southern Illinois University, Carbondale 1st Carbondale Combinatorics Conf.