NEWS
Congratulations to our following alumni who earned their Transportation Certificates
- Erik Aldrete, Planning
- Maria Deeb, Nondegree
- Robin Kniss, Planning
- Shaine Alleman, Planning
- Matthew Dudley, Nondegree
- Alexander Juacinto, Planning
- Justin Peterson, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Carl Whaley, Planning
- Thara Johnson, Planning
- Aaron Gannon, PhD in Environmental Design and Planning
- Robert Hollings, Nondegree
- Sean Tierney, Geography
- Fredrick Bowers, Planning and Landscape Architecture.
- Marc Pearsall, Planning and Landscape Architecture
- Eric Matranga, Geography
- Michael Haller, Public Affairs
- Joel Chong, Civil Engineering
- Scott Nodes, Civil Engineering
- Taruna Tayal, Planning and Landscape Architecture
- Shahin Dahnad, Planning and Landscape Architecture
- Lydia (Dukelow) Warnick, Civil Engineering
Reinventing the Certificate
For those pursuing graduate degrees, you will note more classes on nights and weekends but requirements have not changed. Continue to work with your advisor. Be sue to notify the program coordinator and your advisor at the start of the semester when you plan to finish your capstone paper of thesis. There are a number of steps involved to assure that your certificate is posted on your transcript.
Course Themes Currently Available with the Certificate
For nondegree students, the following themes are now available and may help to guide your course selection:
Transportation Behavior and Safety
Transportation Issues Proseminar
Transportation Systems (CEE)
Public Policy Analysis (PA)
Transportation Planning and the Environment (PUP) or Human Factors (AMT) or Airport Planning (AMT)
Capstone Paper
Economic, Land-use Transportation Interface
Transportation Issues ProSeminar
Urban Land-Use Planning (PUP)
Geographic Analysis of Transportation (GCU)
Special Topics in Urban Transportation (GCU) or Supply Chain Management Course or GIS
Capstone Paper
Sustainable Transportation and Development
Transportation Issues ProSeminar
Sustainable Transportation (PUP)
GIS I
Planning for Urban Sustainability (PUP) or Special Topics in Urban Transportation
or a course in Exercise Science or Community Development
Capstone Paper
We have heard your call for more night and Internet classes
Plans call for assuring the offering key courses on the Internet or at night at least every other year.
New Developments
Stay tuned this fall when the program advisor group will announce new concentrated sets of course offerings. If you are working with a group of five to ten people who would like a specific set of transportation courses, contact the program coordinator. We will begin to tailor sets of transportation certificate programs to interested off-campus groups.