University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Student Chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers
Annual Report 2008-2009
University of Massachusetts Institute of Transportation
Engineers 141 Marston Hall
Amherst, MA 01003 www.ecs.umass.edu/ite
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ANNUAL REPORT OF STUDENT CHAPTER ACTIVITIES From April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009
STUDENT CHAPTER AT: University of Massachusetts Amherst
Student Chapter Officers
2008—2009 Calendar Year: Presidents: David Hurwitz Vice President: Sam Gregorio Secretary/Treasurer: Deanna Peabody Webmaster: Steven Tupper Outreach: Hannah Alders
Student Chapter Membership
Number of Student Chapter Members: 23
Number of Student Members of Institute: 14
Number of Students eligible to be a Student Member of the Institute: 23
Number of faculty members who are current ITE members: 2
Information on Transportation Engineering Enrollment
Number of undergraduate students in Civil Engineering: 207 (all full time)
Does curriculum allow an undergraduate student to major or minor in Transportation: No
Number of Graduate Students in Transportation: 18 full time, 3 part time
Summary of Student Chapter Activities: See pages 2-3. Supplemental report, pages 4-14.
Roster of Student Chapter Members: See attached.
Report submitted by: Name: David Hurwitz Phone: (413) 658-7531 Email: [email protected] Date: April 1, 2009
Content approved by:
_________________________________ Dr. Michael A. Knodler, Jr. Faculty Advisor
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SUMMARY OF CHAPTER ACTIVITIES
ITE Student Chapter General Meetings: 2008: April May Sept Oct Nov Dec 2009: Feb Mar ITE Student Chapter Board Meetings: 2008: May July Sept Dec 2009: Jan Feb Mar
ITE Student Chapter Business Meetings
Joint Meetings with ITE District or Chapter
• UMass ITE 9th Annual Tech Day, May 20, 008, Amherst, MA
• District 1 & 2 Annual Meeting, May 28–30, 08, Atlantic City, NJ
• ITE Annual Meeting, August 17-20, 08, Anaheim, CA
• MEITE Annual Meeting, June 17, 08, York, ME
• MAITE Annual Meeting, September 10, 08, Waltham, MA
• NEITE Annual Meeting, December 1, 08, Warwick, RI
• MAITE Student Research Symposium, February 20, 09, Lowell, MA
• UMass ITE Annual Tech Day, March 26, 09, Amherst MA
Additional Meetings and Conferences
• Boston Society of Civil Engineers Berger Seminar/Luncheon, May 3, 08, Boston, MA
• Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Jan 15-20, 09, Washington, DC
Meetings and Conferences
We are pleased to submit this 2008-2009 Annual Report for the UMass Amherst Student Chapter of the In-
stitute of Transportation Engineers. With a core group of approximately 25 students, we have had an active
and productive year. We attended a myriad of ITE meetings and activities, went on several field trips, par-
ticipated in community service activities, and made sure to find the time to have some fun as well. In addi-
tion to those activities, which are outlined below and described in further detail in the supplemental report,
the chapter continued to make a concerted effort to expand the number of undergraduate students actively
involved in chapter activities. Through a series of initiatives we were able to engage several undergraduate
students as board members and many more as chapter members. The student chapter has also attempted
to reach out and foster the growth of other student chapters throughout the Northeast District. ITE has long
been an integral part of student life at UMass and we are excited to continue this tradition.
“The UMass ITE Student Chap-ter is very active across all levels of ITE, and we are proud to have
them associated with our New England Section.”
Jeffery S. Dirk,
Immediate Past NEITE President
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• ITE / TEP Seminar Speaker Series, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
• ITE Trip/Parking Generation Project, Fall 2008
• Hosted First ITE Webinar (Design of Pedestrian Facilities), Nov 12, 2008
• Active Traffic Count Program, Ongoing
Professional Development Activities
• Summer Transportation Institute, July 2008
• National Engineers Week Future City Competition, Fall 2008
• Mass Highway Department Adopt-A-Highway Program, Fall 08, Spring 09
Community Service Activities
Social Events • 9 Holes of Golf & Dinner, Sept 16, 2008
• Canoeing on the Connecticut River, Aug 21, 2008
• Bowling in Northampton, Feb 19, 2008
• In-Door Rock Climb, Oct 23, 2008
• Holiday Party, Dec 16, 2008
• Intramural Co-Ed Volleyball Team, Fall 2008
Field Trips • MassHighway Department Traffic Operations Center, July 8, 2008
• MassHighway Department HOV Facility, July 17, 2008
• Bridge Reconstruction Project in Greenfield, July 22, 2008
• Maintaining Bulletin Board, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
• Maintaining the Website, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
• Design and Printing of Chapter T-Shirts, Fall 2008
• Resume Book, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
• Preservation of UMass ITE Chapter History, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
• Establishment of a UMass ITE Facebook Page, Fall 2008 and Spring 2009
Student Chapter Outreach
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MAITE/NEITE Joint Section Meeting
Student Chapter members attended the
MAITE/NEITE/Northeast District Joint Meeting
in Waltham, MA on September 10, 2008. The
Chapter member David Hurwitz represented
the chapter in both the NEITE and Northeast
District board meetings. The chapter was
successful in garnering financial support for
the year’s activities. Chapter members
attended the technical sessions, social hour,
and dinner. It was an excellent opportunity to
meet ITE members
from across New
England, and the
state of MA in
particular.
2007 District 1 Annual Meeting
In May 2008, Student Chapter members
attended the ITE District 1 Annual Meeting held
in Atlantic City, NJ. At this meeting, the Chapter
was presented with the District 1 Student
Chapter Award and Student Chapter Member
David Hurwitz was presented with the Award for
the best student paper in the Northeast District.
For the 3rd consecutive year a UMass team
entered in the Traffic Bowl. Students can be
seen below enjoying
appetizers at the
catered reception on
the board walk outside
the conference hotel.
2008 ITE Annual Meeting
Student Chapter members attended the 2008
ITE Annual Meeting and Exhibit in Anaheim, CA
from August 17-20. David Hurwitz presented a
paper on the impacts of roadway alignment on
dilemma zone issues at high-speed signalized
intersections. The event was an excellent
opportunity to network with transportation
professionals from all over the country,
attend technical sessions, and learn about the
newest technologies,
products and services in
the Exhibit area.
MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
NEITE Annual Meeting
The NEITE Annual Meeting was held on
December 1, 2008 in Warwick, RI. Student
Chapter members attended the day’s events
including technical presentations, a social hour,
and dinner. During the dinner session, Kevin
Dandre, a huge supporter of the UMass Student
Chapter was announced as the NEITE Vice
President for the up coming year. The NEITE
Annual Meeting was a fantastic opportunity for
networking with professional engineers from
across the New England region.
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MAITE Student Research Symposium
UMass Chapter Meetings
The Student Chapter holds general meetings
once a month throughout the academic year to
conduct business and plan events. These
meetings also provide an opportunity for
interested students to learn about the types of
activities the chapter participates in, and how
they can be involved. Student Chapter officers
also meet regularly to plan general meetings.
On February 20, 2009, the Massachusetts
Chapter of ITE held its annual Student Research
Symposium in Lowell, MA. This year, the event
was sponsored by the University of
Massachusetts Lowell. Several members of the
UMass Amherst ITE Student Chapter presented
their research and prepared posters on topics
ranging from traffic simulation to crash data.
Students also participated in the job fair and the
opportunity to network with transportation
professionals.
TRB Annual Meeting
From January 15-20, 2008 approximately a
dozen members of the Student Chapter
attended the TRB Annual Meeting in
Washington, D.C. Chapter members Heather
Rothenberg and David Hurwitz were presented
with UTC Student of the year awards. Several
members of the chapter gave power point and
poster presentations throughout the duration of
the meeting. Chapter members enjoyed
attending sessions and meeting students from
around the country.
2008 BSCES Berger Seminar/Lunch
Student Chapter members attended the 2008
Bertram Berger Seminar and Luncheon, held on
May 3, sponsored by the Boston Society of Civil
Engineers. This meeting provided student
chapter members to network with professional
civil engineers practicing predominantly outside
of transportation engineering, thereby increasing
their exposure to others aspects of the field of
civil engineering.
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9th Annual UMass ITE Technical Day
On May 1, 2007 the student chapter held the 9th Annual UMass
Technical Day. Throughout the day over 55 students and professionals
participated in the meeting. The meeting was held on the UMass
Campus in the Massachusetts Room of Mullins Center (Basketball
Stadium), which overlooks the basketball courts. The theme of the
meeting was Embracing the Green Revolution: Impacts on the
Transportation Profession. Student members participated in a poster
session to show off their current research during the social hour of the
meeting which was held between the technical sessions and the dinner.
The keynote address was presented by Lucy Garliauskas, of the Federal
Highway Administration. Jane Garvey, past director of the Federal
Aviation Commission, presented the leadership award named in her
honor to Luisa Paiewonsky, Commissioner of the MassHighway
Department.
10th Annual UMass ITE Technical Day
On March 26, 2008 the student chapter held the 10th Annual UMass
Technical Day. The student chapter supported all of the organizational
and logistical requirements for hosting the Joint NEITE/UMass ITE
Meeting including room reservations, catering for lunch, snack, and
dinner, advertising the event throughout the district and section,
scheduling the technical presentation speakers, and soliciting corporate
sponsorship. Throughout the day over 100 students and professionals
participated in the meeting. The meeting included a working lunch
“Workforce development: Young engineers in Transportation” and a Panel
Session entitled “The Future of Transportation in the next 10 Years and
Beyond: Issues, Challenges and Solutions.” The keynote address was
presented by Luisa Paiewonsky, Commissioner of the MassHighway
Department. Jane Garvey, past director of the Federal Aviation
Administration, presented the leadership award endowed in her name to
Marsha Anderson Bomar, President of Street Smarts.
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The Chapter visited MassHighway Traffic Operations Center (TOC) in Boston
on July 8, 2008. The Chapter viewed a brand new control center which was
constructed specifically to monitor the “Big Dig” tunnels. This TOC is one of
the most advanced in the county. Additionally, the chapter toured the control
center which is responsible for the rest of the CCTV cameras located across
the Commonwealth. Here, student members had the opportunity to “play” with
the pan, tilt, and zoom capabilities of the cameras so they could get a feel for
exactly how this system can be used to identify and respond to changing
traffic conditions and other incidents on the road.
MassHighway Traffic Operations Center
FIELD TRIPS
On July, 17, 2008 the Student Chapter visited the MassHighway High
Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) facility. This facility includes 6 miles of a 1-way
reversible HOV lane, heading in and out of Boston, along the I-93 corridor. The
lane is shifted twice a day, during the morning (into the city) and evening (out
of the city) commuter traffic. The Zipper car (top right picture) is the vehicle
used to shift the 6 miles of jersey barriers used to delineate the HOV lane from
the opposing direction of traffic. Chapter members were provided with the
opportunity to ride the zipper while it shifted the jersey barriers in preparation
for the evening commute out of the city.
MassHighway High Occupancy Vehicle Facility
Bridge Reconstruction Project The Student Chapter visited an active bridge construction and refurbishment
project in the town of Greenfield, MA on July 22, 2008. The project consisted of
3 bridges, 2 of which were refurbished, 1 of which was entirely reconstructed for
a total project cost of $24 million. Each of the bridges were in different stages of
completion allowing the student to view a completed product as well as a work in
progress. Students saw examples of concrete framing and pores, as well as
effective work zone design, and various strategies for handling drainage from a
bridge deck as well as pedestrian access. After the tour of the facility the
foreman gave the students a glimpse at the design plans for the project to help
emphasize how much engineering actually goes into an individual bridge project.
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The Student Chapter co-sponsored the Transportation Seminar speaker series for the 2008-2009
academic year. This sponsorship included advertising the seminar via email and posters as well as
presenting speaker gifts. The following speakers participated in the weekly one hour lectures.
Seminar Speaker Series
• Jamie Schleicher, UMass Transit Regional Traveler Information Center (April 3, 2008)
• Peter Gray-Mullen, UMass Facilities Planning Airport Planning and Design (April 10, 2008)
• Joe Herr, VHB, Inc. Innovative Traffic Signal Systems (April 24, 2008)
• Chris Ahmadjian, P.E., Director of the Bay State Roads Program and Doctoral Cantidate Public Private Partnerships on U.S. Toll Roads: Challenges and Issues (Sept 4, 2008)
• Dr. Janet Herring, Professor of Environmental Biogeochamisry at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Tsuan Hua Feng Lecture: Environmental Stewardship of Water Resources: An Integrated Approach” (Oct 2, 2008)
• Dr. Mark Hamin, Lecturer of Regional Planning, UMass Amherst Urban Transportation Planning Down Under, (Oct 9, 2008) • Nicole Rohan, Director of Transit Services, Pioneer Valley Transit authority Springfield Intermodal Transportation Center, (October 16, 2008) • Jon Dietrich, P.E., Traffic Engineer, Fuss and O’Neil Challenges and Issues Facing Transportation Engineering Consultants, (Nov 6, 2008) • Ms. Nancy Brooks, Mass Bay Transportation Authority MBTA Charlie Card: An Update of the State of the Art in Electronic Payment Systems in Transit, (Nov 20, 2008) • Ms. Melissa Paciulli, Massachusetts Cooperative Research Program Manager in the UMass UTC, Evaluating Large Scale Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Projects, (Jan 29, 2009) • Ms. Mariya Maslova, M.S. candidate in the Transportation Engineering Analysis of Measurement Error Influence on the Quantitative and Qualitative Resultes of Car–
following Model Calibration, (Feb 5, 2009) • Mr. Bruce McCandliss, UMass Amherst Director of Research Affairs How to Write Successful Proposals, (Mar 5, 2009)
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The student chapter has continued to pursue traffic data collection as a means
of exposing student members to professional practice and as one of the
primary sources of revenue generation for chapter activities. It provides
students valuable field experiences as well as interactions with currently
employee transportation professionals. This year the student chapter collected
ATR based vol/speed/class and turning movement counts on campus at an
intersection that is being considered for a roundabout (Oct 21-23, 08), and
volume data on the adjacent street and driveway to the campus police station
as a step in the redesigning of the facility (Mar 24-25, 09).
Active Traffic Data Collection Program
Professional Development
On Nov 12th, the student chapter hosted it’s very first ITE Webinar. The title of
the presentation was Pedestrian Crosswalk Policies: New Tools and Treatments.
The Higgins Room (a multi-media conference room) In Marston Hall was
reserved for the event, which allowed the power point presentation and texted
questions to be viewed from the ceiling projector. We were ale so able to
conference call in to hear the real time discussion. The chapter won the grant
money to pay for the lecture as well as a cold-cut lunch provided to the
participants by winning a competitive RFP from the NEITE section. In all, 15
chapter members attended the presentation and associated lunch.
Hosted First Ever ITE Webinar
The student chapter was selected to participate in the 2008 ITE Trip/Parking
Generation Project. The bulk of the data collection was conducted throughout
the Fall 08 semester and the final documentation was completed and accepted
by the committee in the early summer. The chapter was provided a $1000 award
for the purpose of conducting 80 hours of trip and parking generation data
collection and analysis for self storage facilities. Over 20 chapter members
helped conduct over 48 hours of field observations at each site as well as
convening meetings to determine the appropriate analysis for the collected data.
ITE Trip/Parking Generation Project
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Preservation of Chapter History
In Feb, the chapter instituted a
committee to champion the
preservation and dissemination
of student chapter history. One
of the first initiatives was to
collect, digitize, and publish all of
the annual reports submitted by
the chapter to date. As of this
printing 7 reports have been collected and
published on the site.
Student Chapter Outreach
UMass ITE is on Facebook!
The student chapter’s Facebook is a brand new
initiative that went live on October 20th. The page
provides another vehicle for our chapter members
to interact with one
another, share photos
of activities, discuss
ideas about future
projects, and to post
schedules and activity
reminders.
ITE Student Chapter Bulletin Board
One of the best ways for the Student Chapter to
showcase its activities and engage undergrads is
to maintain a series of bulletin boards in Marston
Hall. The up-coming Chapter schedule for events
is highlighted as well as chapter awards.
Resume Book
In March, the Student Chapter compiled member
resumes into a book that could be distributed at
meetings and events throughout the year. Many
professionals commented on the professionalism
of the document, and several students have
already received requests for
job interviews from companies
who viewed the resume book.
T-Shirts
In the Fall of 2008 the student chapter held a
design competition for the development of a new
T-Shirt design. A multi-modal T-Shirt theme was
definitively selected for the design. A local print
shop was contracted to produce the shirts, and
every active chapter
member was given one
shirt subsidized by
chapter fundraising.
Webpage
The Student Chapter
webpage has undergone a
substantial transformation
under the leadership of
Steven. Sections such as
historic annual reports, logos of company
sponsors for Technical Day, and an alumni corner
have all been added. Additionally, the schedule of
events and photos of old activities are constantly
being added to the page.
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The Chapter participated in the 2008 National
Engineers Week Future City competition.
Chapter member Heather Rothenberg served as
the Engineer Mentor for Monument Valley
Regional Middle School in Great Barrington, MA.
Heather evaluated the proposed city designs of
each student considering aspects such as
transportation, the
provision of utilities,
and the inclusion of
drainage.
MassHighway Adopt-A-Highway
The Chapter supports
the MassHighway Adopt-
A-Highway Program.
Once a month from Apr
15 to Nov 15 we clear
trash from the shoulders
of a 2 mile segment of
Rte 116. Once the task
is completed the chapter
subsidizes lunch for all of
the participants a
different local
restaurant.
Summer Transportation Institute
From June 30 to July 25, 2008 the Student Chapter greatly contributed to the
successful completion of the second annual UMass Amherst Summer
Transportation Institute (STI). Chapter member David Hurwitz held the
position of Academic Program Coordinator, while members Sara and Andy
were Staff Mentors. Additionally, members Heather and Chris gave
presentations and led panel discussions on higher education. The STI Program
was designed to expose upper middle and high school students to the field of
transportation. Each week of the month long program was focused on one of
the following areas: water, air, land, and multimodal transportation. Weekly
activities included faculty and graduate student lectures, skills and leadership
development activities (desert survival simulation), team oriented project work
(paper tower building, ship design, bridge building), and technical field trips
(Volpe Center).
Future City
SERVICE ACTIVITIES
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Canoeing on the CT River
On Aug 21, 2008 Chapter members rented canoes
and enjoyed a summer afternoon out of the office
on the Connecticut River. Members paddled north
for approximately 1.5 miles to a small island
where they stopped for lunch before returning
home. The cost of the
canoe rentals an the
picnic lunch were
subsidized by the student
chapter.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Bowling in Northampton
On Feb 19, 2008 Chapter members attended late
night disco bowling in Northampton. A half dozen
members took advantage of the opportunity to
socialize after work on a Thursday night. The
chapter subsidized the cost of lane and bowling
shoe rentals as well as
purchasing all you can
eat pizza and soda.
In-Door Rock Climbing
The Student Chapter spent an afternoon on Oct
23, 2008 at the Northampton Athletic Club
learning how to rock climb and belay on their 40
foot indoor climbing wall. Chapter members
David, Andy, and Hugo were each earned a belay
certification. The rental
of harnesses and
climbing shoes were
subsidized by the
chapter.
Intramural Co-Ed Volley Ball
Our chapter enrolled a team in the UMass
Intramural Co-Ed Fall 2008 season. The team had
a difficult 5 game regular season, but ground out
a playoff birth late in the season due to two
consecutive come from behind victories. However,
the playoffs were short
lived, the chapter was
defeated in their first
playoff game.
Holiday Party
Students celebrated the end of the Fall semester
with a holiday party held on December 18, 2008.
Student Chapter members and faculty advisor, Dr.
Knodler, enjoyed the opportunity to participate in
a little competition at the pool and air hockey
tables. The annual
“Yankee Swap” gift
exchange also took place
at the party.
9 Holes of Golf & Dinner
On September 16, the student chapter sponsored
a friendly 9 hole golf tournament which was
followed by a dinner which was held at the Harp
Bar & Restaurant. Members from the student
chapter, transportation
faculty, and staff members
from the transportation
center all participated in
the days events.
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STUDENT AWARDS
PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
• Hurwitz, D. An Empirical Evaluation of Dilemma Zone Incursions along High-Speed Arterial Roadways The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (P09-1894)
• Knodler, M., Hurwitz, D., (2008) Beyond Signal Timing: Impact of Geometric Attributes on Dilemma Zones. Institute of Transportation Engineers Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA
• Crash Outcome Linked Data and Applications in Massachusetts. NHTSA Bi-Regional Data Conference (Regions 1 and 2), February 2009.
• Crash Outcomes for Older Occupants of Motor Vehicles: Massachusetts Application of CODES Data. Traffic Records Forum, July 2008.
• Daiheng Ni and Haizhong Wang. Trajectory Reconstruction for Travel Time Estimation. Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems. Vol. 12, No. 3, pp. 113-125. 2008
• Haizhong Wang, Jia Lia, Qian Yong Chen, and Daiheng Ni. Speed-Density Relationship: From Deterministic to Stochastic. The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (09-1527)
• Haizhong Wang. Stochastic Modeling of Vehicular Traffic Flow: Theory and Application. The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (P09-1850)
• Jia Li, Qianyong Chen, Haizhong Wang, and Daiheng Ni. Analysis of LWR model with fundamental diagram subject to uncertainties. The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (09-1189)
• Jia Li, Quian-Yong Chen, Haizhong Wang, and Daiheng Ni. Investigation of LWR Model with Flux Function Driven by Random Free Flow Speed. Symposium on The Fundamental Diagram: 75 Years, July 8-10, 2008—Woods Hole, MA.
• Reinhard Mahnke, Christof Liebe, Reinhard Kuehne, Haizhong Wang. Traffic Flow Prospectives: From Fundamental Diagram to Energy Balance. Symposium on The Fundamental Diagram: 75 Years, July 8-10, 2008—Woods Hole, MA.
• Ahmadjian, C., Collura, J., Khanta, R., and Magazu, E. Lessons Learned in Establishing Concession Level Public-Private Partnerships on Brownfield U.S. Toll Roads. The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (09-2833)
• Gao, S., Huang, H. Is More Information Better for Routing in an Uncertain Network? The 88th Transportation Research Board (TRB) Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C. 2009. (09-1315)
Heather Rothenberg • University Transportation Student of the Year, USDOT UTC New England Region, 2008 • Eno Fellow, Eno Transportation Foundation, 2008 • Ann Hershfang Memorial Scholarship, Boston Chapter of WTS, 2008 Deanna Peabody • Desjardin Memorial Undergraduate Award, NEITE, 2008 • UMass ITE Student Service Award, UMass ITE Student Chapter, 2009 David Hurwitz • University Transportation Student of the Year, USDOT UTC UMass Amherst 2008 • ITE Northeast District Essay Award Winner, 2008 • UMass ITE Student Chapter Service Award, 2008 Samuel Gregorio • Desjardin Memorial Graduate Award, NEITE, 2008
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CHAPTER ROSTER
Adorno, Marco BSCE Spring 2009 Ahmadjian, Christopher* PhD (CE) Winter 2008 Alders, Hanna BSCE Spring 2009 Andrews, Steven* MSCE Fall 2009 Bailin, Adam* MSCE Fall 2009 Barcus, Loren* MSCE Fall 2009 Gregorio, Samuel* MSCE Fall 2009 Huang, HE* MSCE Fall 2008 Hurwitz, David* PhD (CE) Spring 2009 Kennedy, Jenn MSCE Fall 2009 Li, Jia PhD (CE) Fall 2010 Lu, Xuan MSCE Fall 2008 Maslova, Maryia MSCE Fall 2009 Magazu, Eric BSCE Fall 2009 Peabody, Deanna* BSCE Spring 2009 Paciulli, Melissa* MSCE Spring 2008 Plotnikov, Mike* PhD Spring 2011 Razo, Mike MSCE Spring 2009 Rothenberg, Heather* PhD (CE) Spring 2008 Rudy, Kim* BSCE Spring 2009 Tupper, Steven* BSCE Spring 2009 Wang, Haizhong* PhD Spring 2009 Woods, Katie BSCE Spring 2009 * Denotes member of Institute of Transportation Engineers.
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