About Southeast Cubing, Inc.

Southeast Cubing, Inc. (SECI) is the official 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization for speedcubing in the Southeast United States! SECI supports current and future cubers across the region by:

• Collecting and sharing information on speedcubing competitions and clubs
• Supporting the organization of more speedcubing competitions and clubs with resources, guidance, and logistical support
• Organizing a regional championship every year
• Engaging in outreach to expand the speedcubing community by visiting local community events
• Providing spaces (both physical and virtual) for Southeast cubers and their supporters to connect and learn

Getting Involved with SECI

You can get involved with SECI in a variety of ways:

• Following SECI's social media pages to keep up with the latest news about Southeast cubing:
• Joining SECI's social media discussion groups to be a part of the online conversation:
• Becoming a competition volunteer, a competition organizer, or a WCA Delegate in the Southeast
• Hosting a cubing club in the Southeast
• Volunteering as an SECI team or Board member
• Donating directly to SECI to support the mission:

SECI Competition Support

This competition is officially supported by SECI through the organization's Supported Competitions Policy, meaning that SECI takes on the overall financial and legal responsibility for the competition by collecting registration fees, paying competition expenses and signing contracts. In return for this support, SECI retains any leftover competition funds to put towards all the important activities listed above that support the organization's nonprofit mission!

Volunteers have been decided for this competition.

We would like to thank SpeedCubeShop for sponsoring this competition! SpeedCubeShop is one of the original cube retailers based out of Las Vegas, and will also be providing prizes to the top 3 competitors in every event.

[CRITICAL PARKING UPDATE]

Hello again competitors,

I apologize for the late email, but we have some critical information to provide on the parking situation on Auburn University campus in the morning.

While we were aware there were other events on campus occurring alongside the competition, we were not aware until now that a baseball related event will result in road closures and parking restrictions. I have provided a map from Auburn University on parking availability and road closures beginning tomorrow.

PLEASE NOTE that there is no reserved parking for the competition, and our event is not affiliated with the university’s gameday operations.

Please be prepared for the following:
-Road closure affecting nearby surface lots
-Reserved/paid parking going into effect in the morning
-Higher traffic volume than usual

We recommend the following options:
-Prepare to pay for parking in one of the reserved lots
-Park further away in areas such as the Mell St., Duncan Dr., and Lem Morrison Dr. lots or street parking

We greatly apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are not responsible for any improperly parked vehicles being towed or ticketed. We will do our best to accommodate competitors who are late due to this situation.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY GAMEDAY PARKING MAP

Most parking on campus is free and all-access on weekends. DO NOT PARK in the lot directly adjacent to the competition venue building (ACLC) as that lot is 24/7 faculty/staff only. There will be other events going on around campus on the day of the competition, so plan for time to find another parking lot just in case.

See the map below for a guide showing some nearby parking:

The competition room (102/108 as shown on the map) is on the east side of the first floor, just inside of the entrances indicated by the yellow paths. Please note that the ACLC building has other entrances, but these lead to the basement/0th floor and if you enter those you will have to find stairs or an elevator and make your way to rooms 102/108; we recommend just following either of the yellow paths shown on the map.