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Poster Session

We encourage participants to share their ideas and innovations on transportation engineering education at our poster session, to be held on Monday, June 22, during the break between the morning and afternoon sessions. Please forward your poster topic and a one paragraph summary of the poster to:

Michael Kyte, University of Idaho, mkyte@uidaho.edu
Robert Bertini, Portland State University, bertini@pdx.edu
Jon Makler, Portland State University, makler@cecs.pdx.edu.

Guidance on poster preparation is available from the Transportation Research Board: http://www.trb.org/Guidelines/AuthorPosterGuidelines2009.pdf

Posters should be a maximum of 36" tall x 48" wide. We will provide mounting materials and 36" x 48" hinged poster boards for display on easels and table tops.

The following posters will be presented:

1. "A real-world process for transportation senior design," Kari Watkins, University of Washington
2. "The challenge of teaching the undergraduate transportation engineering course," Peter Martin, University of Utah
3. "Effective teaching with technology", Andrea Bill, University of Wisconsin
4. "A Modular Team-Taught Approach to Teach the Upper Level Transportation Engineering Course," Sunanda Dissanayake and Bob Stokes, Kansas State University
5. "Incorporating Problem-Based Learning and Cooperative Learning Components in an Undergraduate Transportation Engineering Course,"  Deogratias Eustace, University of Dayton 
6. "A learn-by-experience approach to teach the importance of public transit to students," Mitsuru Saito, Brigham Young University
7. "Non-motorized transportation planning," Laura Sandt and Carl Sundstrom

8. "A Model for Other Universities: An Applied, Hands-on Transportation Engineering Laboratory at Sacramento State," Kevan Shafizadeh

9. "Engaging distance education students in on-line discussion of transport planning and policy issues," Geoff Rose, Monash University

10. “Fun and Games Aid Learning…Let’s Play Transportation Jeopardy!©”  Theresa Harrison, University of Notre Dame.

11. “Wait a minute – your transportation course has a lab?”, Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, Lafayette College.

12. "Development of Engineering Education Research within an Introductory Transportation Engineering Class," Kelly Pitera, University of Washington.

13. "Service Learning & Experiential Methods in Undergraduate Transportation Engineering Education," Jeff Davis, The Citadel

14. "Developing an Interdisciplinary Sustainable Transportation Course using Project-based Authentic Learning Technique," Heng Wei, University of Cincinnati

15. "Incorporating Pedestrian and Bicycle Topics into Transportation Courses: A Survey of Faculty," Lynn Weigand and Jennifer Dill, Portland State University

16. "Development, Deployment, and Assessment of a New Educational Paradigm for Transportation Professionals and University Students," Howard Cooley, University of Idaho

17. "MOST: A Hand-On Approach to Traffic Signal Timing Education," Michael Kyte, University of Idaho