Opening Remarks

Prabhas Moghe, Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, Chief Academic Officer, Rutgers University

Juli Wade, Executive Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University

Permutations from Random Walk

Peter Winkler, Dartmouth College

Graphs, Preferences, Algorithms and Decision Theory

Alexis Tsoukiás, Université Paris Dauphine

Talk

Abba Gumel, University of Maryland, College Park

Break

Remarks

Peter March, Rutgers University

Rebecca Wright, Barnard College

The Fred Is Right! An Application of Mathematics to Game Show Design

Paul Dreyer, Northrop Grumman

A New Local / Global Principle for Collectives

Dana Randall, Georgia Institute of Technology

Fred’s Inspiring Creativity

Sasa Pekec, Duke University

Lunch

Talk

Jude Kong, York University

Beyond DIMACS - How Fred has Helped Shape the Lives and Disciplines of Researchers He's Never Even Met

Nina Fefferman, University of Tennessee

Fred Roberts, Infectious Diseases and African Science

Simon Levin, Princeton University

Panel Discussion: Fred's Work on Homeland Security

Alok Baveja, Rutgers University

Dennis Egan, CCICADA

Elsayed A. Elsayed, Rutgers University

Mitch Erickson, Department of Homeland Security (retired)

Paul Kantor, Rutgers University (retired)

Steve Keleman, Rutgers University Emergency Management

Andrew Tucci, United States Coast Guard

Break

Remarks

Chuck Biehl, Charter School of Wilmington (retired)

From Food Webs, to Channel Assignments, to Tools of Psychology, and Back Again

Margaret (Midge) Cozzens, DIMACS

From Yosemite to Guide Dogs: How Growing Up a Roberts Helped me (Re-)Invent Animal-Centered Computing

David Roberts, North Carolina State University

Math + Your (solve for x) Interests = Research Findings that Make a Difference

Sarah Roberts, University of California, San Francisco

Open Mic

Fred Roberts, DIMACS

Dinner