Future
Transportation Engineers Receive Association’s
Highest Honor
The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) awarded FIU’s
ITE student chapter its 2004 Best Chapter award in recognition
of its outstanding program of activities. This is the second such
award in four years for the FIU chapter.
“This is the highest recognition for a student
group in the transportation profession,” says Albert Gan, assistant professor of Civil
Engineering and chapter advisor. “I am extremely proud of
this group and their achievement.”
ITE is an international educational and scientific
association that includes more than 16,000 members in 90 countries.
ITE members
are traffic engineers, transportation planners and other professionals
responsible for planning, designing, implementing, operating and
maintaining “surface transportation systems” worldwide.
The association has student chapters in the U.S., Canada, Argentina
and Australia, among other locations.
FIU Chapter officers include President Rosa Hsu,
Vice Presidents Xin Li and Ayman Elbermawy, Secretaries Vandana
Nagole and Wendie
James, Treasurers and Membership Chairpeople Xuemei Liu and Jie
Bian, Social Coordinator Ashraf Iqbal and Student Council Representatives
Yue Wang and Peng Zhu. |