Geoffrey Judd

After receiving his bachelor's degree at the University of Idaho (UI), Judd continued his studies at the university and received his master of science degree in civil engineering in December 2000. Judd served as student chapter president of the UI student chapter of the Institute for Transportation Engineers (ITE) while attending UI. In that position, Judd helped chapter adviser Zaher Khatib organize a series of seminars between the University of Idaho and Washington State University featuring guest speakers with a wide range of expertise in transportation. He was also on the student chapter team that captured second place in a Traffic Bowl held by the ITE Quad 2000 Conference. Geoffrey Judd is employed by engineering consultants Kittelson & Associates, Inc. of Portland, Oregon. His current work involves analysis and report preparation for traffic impact studies and transportation system plans. Geoff’s research interests are traffic management and traffic control strategies. His masters’ thesis topic was linear optimization methods for oversaturated arterials, a result of working on a research project with NIATT, which was funded by DOT’s University Transportation Centers grant program. Judd was also the recipient of a TransNow fellowship. He presented a paper (coauthored with his advisor, Zaher Khatib), “Control Strategy for Oversaturated Signalized Intersections,” at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board.

Geoffrey  Judd
2001 Student-of-the-Year

Outstanding
Graduate Students