Graduate student recruiting into critical transportation infrastructure areas of interest.

Cerato, Amy B.; Horne, Karen; Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering

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Graduate student recruiting into critical transportation infrastructure areas of interest.

2013-01-01
By Cerato, Amy B. ; Horne, Karen

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Cerato, Amy B. ; Horne, Karen

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Corporate Creators:

Oklahoma State University. School of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Corporate Contributors:

University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.)
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Civil Engineers Education Graduate Students Recruiting Transportation Careers Transportation Engineers Universities And Colleges
Publication/ Report Number:

OTCREOS9.1-13-F
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Oklahoma
Corporate Publisher:

Oklahoma Transportation Center
NTL Classification:

NTL-PLANNING AND POLICY-Education
Abstract:

This report presents the results of a three-year, intensive recruiting and mentoring program in

the University of Oklahoma’s (OU) College of Engineering (CoE). Highly qualified and diverse

graduate students were sought to pursue degrees in transportation related engineering fields,

spanning the disciplines of Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer

Engineering, Industrial Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. The purpose of the project

was to explore innovative ways in which to recruit, educate, retain and mentor the next

generation of transportation engineers to fill both Oklahoma’s and the United State’s critical

need for qualified engineers to help our aging infrastructure. The graduate students recruited

to these programs became Oklahoma Transportation Center (OkTC) Fellows, gaining

significant experience in transportation research and industry. All OkTC Fellows were gainfully

employed in the transportation industry after graduation or currently pursuing advanced

degrees.
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DTRT06-G-0016
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University Transportation Centers US Transportation Collection
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