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Goal 1. - Education:

 

Create a multidisciplinary program of course work and experiential learning that reinforces the transportation theme of the Center, "Transportation and Environmental Education for the Twenty-First Century".

Performance Indicator 1 a. The following courses listed below, either modified the existing program of studies for both undergraduate and graduate students with transportation themes as one aspect of the curriculum or were added to the course offerings for the first time.

ANT 232, Historical Archaeology
ART 350, Mill Architecture
BIO 491, Special Topics in Biology, “Use of Procedures for Testing for Arsenic and Metal Leaching”
EDU 323, History and the Social Sciences in the Elementary Curriculum
EDU 324, Math, Science and Technology in the Elementary Curriculum
EDU 344, Secondary Curriculum and Methods in History and the Social Sciences
ECO 235E1, Environmental Economics
ECO 260, Government and the American Economy
GEO 106, Historical Geography of the U.S. and Canada
GEO 251, Economic Geography
HIS 261, 20th-Century America
HIS 274E1, History of U.S. Transportation
HIS 276, Science and Technology in American History
HIS 289, The City in European History
HIS 390, Independent Study, History of the American Railroad
HIS 550.ED, U.S. History of Science and Technology
MGT 307, International Management
PHY 491, Seminar: Environmental Science
SOC 206, Sociology of Urban Life
SRS 119, Introduction to Social and Rehabilitation Services

Performance Indicator 1 b.

Transportation Education

Undergraduate1

Graduate

Total

Base

2001-02

Base

2001-02

Base

2001-02

1b.1 Number of Courses Offered

1

12

0

0

1

12

1.b 2 Number of Academic Departments Offering Them

1

9

0

0

1

9

1b.3 Number of Students Completing Above Courses

9

375

0

0

9

375

1b.4 Number of Students Involved in Transportation Research Projects

0

8

0

0

0

8

1This category includes students in both the day college and continuing education

 

Goal 2 - Human Resources:

CTEE-21 will endeavor to increase number of students, faculty and staff who are attracted to and substantively involved in its programs.

Performance Indicator 2a. The Center's Mission does not include transportation-related advanced degrees.

Performance Indicator 2b.

Advanced Transportation Students
Transportation-Related Degree Programs
Masters
Doctorate
Total

 Base

2001-02

Base

2001-02

Base

2001-02

 2b.1 Number of Students Enrolled

0

0

0

0

0

0

2b.2 Number of Students Receiving Degrees

0

0

0

0

0

0

 
 

Performance Indicator 2c.

Identifier
Citizenship
Title or Position
Is the Position Transportation Related?
Organization
Type of Organization
 
U.S.
Other
 

Yes

No

 

Description

Sector

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

 
   

Performance Indicator 2d.

Sector
Number
2d.1 Advanced Degree Program (A)
0
2d.2 Government (G)
0
2d.3 Industry (I)
0
2d.4 Teaching/Academic Research

0
2d.5 Unknown (U)
0

Goal 3 - Diversity:
CTEE-21 seeks to reflect the growing diversity of the US workforce among those students, faculty
and staff who are substantively involved in its programs.

Performance Indicator 3.

Diversity of Those Receiving Advanced Degrees  Transportation-Related Advanced Degrees Only1
All Advanced Degrees3
Base
2001-02
Base
2001-02
3.1 Non-Hispanic White    
130
55
3.2 Hispanic    
2
0
3.3 African-American    
1
1
3.4 Asian/Pacific islander    
0
1
3.5 Native American    
3
0
3.6 Other2    
0
15
Total
   
136
113
3.7 Male    
42
20
3.8 Female    
94
52
Total
   
136
72
3.9 U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents    
136
71
3.10 Non-U.S. Citizens    
0
1
Total
   
136
72

1 No transportation-related advanced degrees were awarded
2 No ethnic status indicated
3 Of the undergraduate students enrolled in transportation-related course work:

Non-Hispanic White 26
Male
20
Hispanic 0
Female
21
African-American 0
Total
41
Asian/Pacific Islander 2  
Naïve American 0
Other2 12
Total
41
 

Goal 4 - Research Selection:
CTEE-21 will develop an objective process for selecting and reviewing research that balances the multiple objectives of the University Transportation Centers program.

Performance Indicator 4a.

Transportation Research Selection

2001-02

4a.1 Number of Transportation Research Project Proposals Submitted to Center
8
4a.2 Number of Transportation Research Projects Awarded by Center1
7
4a.3 total Budgeted Costs for Those Projects
$41,301.00
4a.4 Number of Individuals Listed as Principal Investigators in Those Projects Awarded
10

1This number includes one science project and nine curricular projects.

 
   

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