I would like to thank Jan Lewis and Lew Lefton, Chris Weinberg, Annette Rohrs, Jackie Smythe, Pat Johnson, and Toya Hampton, as well as Diego, Paul, Kenneth, Tim, and a number of our graduate students, for all of their efforts in making the meeting a success.
Richard A. Duke
Sunday, 10 March 2002

	Participants were first greeted by the illustrious registration staff. However, there were many behind-the-scenes people that were invaluable in creating a smooth running conference.
	Dr. Richard Duke with Dr. John L. Bryant, the Southeastern Section AMS Secretary, browsing the exhibit area.
	Dr. Georgia Benkart, Plenary Speaker, presenting her talk "Going up and down."
	Dr. Benkart is from the University of Wisconsin, Madison
	Dr. Claire Kenyon explaining "Adative Intersection and t-Threshold Problems." Dr. Kenyon is from the University of Paris-Orsay.
	Dr. Chi-Kwong Li describing "Off-diagonal Block of a Two by Two Block Hermitian Matrix." Dr. Li is from The College of William and Mary.
	And last but not least, one of our own, Dr. Chris Heil presenting "Integral Operators, Pseudodifferential Operators, and Gabor Frames."