The Thirtieth Annual Summer Symposium in Real Analysis will be held June 13-17, 2006 at The University of North Carolina at Asheville. The focus of the Asheville Symposium will be three principle lectures by leading experts in real analysis. The program includes hour long talks by Yang Wang of Georgia Tech, Manav Das of The University of Louisville and Alica Miller of The University of Louisville.

In addition to the principal lectures, we have a number of slots set aside for twenty minute talks. Young researchers are particularly encouraged to present their work. There will also be time set aside for collabortive work and, as usual, a major goal is to create an atmosphere encouraging easy exchange of ideas.

On the afternoon of Thursday, June 15, there will be an excursion to the North Carolina Arboretum followed by dinner at the Pisgah Inn.

Fees for the conference with separate options for dormitories and the excursion are as follows:

• Conference fee: $60 (or $80 after April 15).
• Dormitory fee: $90 for a single or $60 a piece for a double; includes the room Tuesday night through Friday night and meals in the dining hall.
• Thursday excursion: $45 per person. (Not yet set in stone)

In addition to these fees, we have obtained substantial funding from the National Science Foundation, The Gibson Fund and a generous local grant from the University of North Carolina at Asheville. These funds will be used to defray the cost of subsistence, fund the principal speakers, and attract young researchers. In particular, we have a number of travel grants specifically for young researchers.