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The Southeastern International Conference on Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Computing (SEICCGTC) is an international meeting of mathematical scientists, held annually in March, during Spring Break at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) in Boca Raton, Florida. The conference includes a program with plenary lectures by invited speakers, as well as sessions of contributed papers each day. In addition, two or three invitational special sessions are offered each year. A valuable part of the conference is the opportunity afforded for informal conversations about the methods participants employ in their professional work in business, industry, and government and about their current research. The 51stmeeting was held in the newly renovated Student Union building at FAU, March 9–13, 2020. Five distinguished researchers, at various stages of their careers, accepted invitations to attend as plenary speakers at this year’s 51st SEICCGTC: Pierre Baldi, University of California, Irvine, USA; PavolHell, Simon FraserUniversity, Canada; Patricia Hersh, University of Oregon, USA; Panos M. Pardalos,University of Florida, USA; and Kai-Uwe Schmidt, Paderborn University, Germany. Dr. Pardalos had to cancel his talk at the last moment, due to illness and the pandemic. Each of the other plenary speakers gave two talks. There were two special sessions this year, one on Research by Women in Graph Theory and its Applications, organized by Leslie Hogben, and one on Extremal Graph Theory, organized by Neal Bushaw. Both were well attended and well received. Plenary and contributed talks covered a wide variety of topics including: newtools for counting and linear programming, using topological methods; graph homomorphism; graphs with loops; highly non-linear functions and coding theory; association schemes; deep learning and its mathematical foundations; extremal graph theory; posets; latin squares; combinatorial games; coloring, connectivity, domination, labeling, and partitioning of graphs; along with associated algorithms and applications.