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ITS in Academics

ITS Community College Workshop #1
September 20-21, 2017 | ITS America Headquarters in Washington, D.C.

Day 2 Presentation | September 21, 2017

ITE Resources for Current and Future ITS Professionals

Presenter: Steve Lavrenz
Presenter’s Org: Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)

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The slides in this presentation include the ITE logo.

Slide 1: ITE Resources for Current and Future ITS Professionals

Steven M. Lavrenz, PhD
Institute of Transportation Engineers

Slide 2: What is ITE?

  • 15,000 members in 90+ countries
  • 10 districts, 62 sections, 30 chapters, 140 student chapters
  • 45% public sector, 45% private sector, 10% academia
  • 6 technical councils and 8 standing committees
  • ITE Technical Councils
    • Traffic Engineering
      • Grade Crossing
      • Roundabout
    • Safety
    • Complete Streets
      • Pedestrian & Bicycle
      • Transit
      • Optimizing Lane Widths Task Force
    • Management & Operations/ITS
      • Freight Mobility
    • Transportation Planning
      • Parking
      • Sustainability Task Force
    • Transportation Expert Witness

[This slide contains a diagram of six hexagons arranged around the center, labeled “ITE Technical Councils.” The information in this image is listed above.]

Slide 3: How does ITE promote ITS and ITS preparedness?

  • Technical Councils
  • Task Forces
    • CV/AV Task Force
    • Smart Communities Task Force
    • Vision Zero Task Force
    • Transportation & Health Task Force
  • Contract products with U.S. DOT and partners
  • Deep collaboration with other organizations

U.S. DOT ITS Standards

  • Advanced Transportation Controller (ATC)
  • ATC Cabinet (ATCC)
  • Traffic Management Data Dictionary (TMDD)
  • National Transportation Communications for ITS Protocol (NTCIP)

Slide 4: ITS Standards Training Modules

  • Developed with U.S. DOT and APTA
  • Free, 90-minute modules related to implementing, operating, maintaining ITS equipment and systems
  • 51 modules for general systems, 21 additional modules for transit systems

[This slide contains a screenshot of the ITS Courses and Training page on the ITS Professional Capacity Building (PCB) website.]

Slide 5: ITS ePrimer

  • Developed by U.S. DOT, ITE, ITSA
  • Online resource with 14 modules and presentations
  • Focus on overall concepts
  • Can be adapted for practitioners and educators
  • Archived webinars
    • Overview
    • Connected vehicles
    • Transit
    • Operations
    • Freight

[This slide contains a screenshot of the ePrimer page on the ITS PCB website.]

Slide 6: ITE Student Chapter Series

  • Three-part career preparation/interest series
    • ITS: Is it the right career choice for you?
    • ITS Technologies: How do I prepare for a career?
    • ITS Grand Challenges: How can you help meet them?
  • Companion brochure with case studies

[This slide contains a screenshot of the ITS Student Chapter Series page on the ITS PCB website.]

Slide 7: Student & Professional Engagement Programs

[This slide contains five photos of attendees at Student Leadership Summits and Leadership/ITE events.]

Slide 8: ITE Career Center

https://www.ite.org/professional-and-career-development/career-center/

[This slide contains a screenshot of the ITE Career Center page on the ITE website.]

Slide 9: Grow your career with the ITE learning hub

  • ITE Podcast Monthly Series: Thought Leaders
    • Sam Schwartz, Sam Schwartz Engineering PLLC, President, CEO + Founder
    • Susan Shaheen, Co-Director, TSRC Director, Innovative Mobility Research
  • Webinar Categories
    • In the Know
    • Professional Skills
    • Fundamentals
    • Certifications
    • ICYMI (In Case You Missed It)
  • PDH Tracking: My Learning Hub

https://www.pathlms.com/ite

[This slide contains photos of Sam Schwartz and Susan Shaheen, icons for each of the webinar categories listed above, an illustration of a laptop computer, and the ITE Learning Hub logo.]

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