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INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS
(ITE Student chapter)
http://transportation.tsu.edu/ite
Advisor:
Dr. Carol
Lewis
[lewis_ca@tsu.edu
]
Dr.
Fengxiang Qiao [qiao_fg@tsu.edu]
President:
Yan Zeng
[zengy@tsu.edu]
Vice President:
Latissha
Clark
[latisshaclark@yahoo.com]
Secretary:
Qinyi Shi [shiqinyi@gmail.com]
Treasurer:
Bin Wang
[wangbin07@gmail.com]
WebMaster:
Ying Li
[Alee_8291@hotmail.com]
The
Institute of Transportation Engineers is a professional
society of more than 13,000 transportation engineers and
planners responsible for the safe and efficient movement
of people and goods on the streets, highways, and
transit systems in 70 countries. ITE members are engaged
in planning, designing, operating, managing, and
maintaining systems. Since 1930, the Institute of
Transportation Engineers has been proving transportation
professionals with programs and resources to help meet
those responsibilities. Institute programs and resources
include professional development seminars, technical
reports, a monthly journal, local, regional, and
international meetings, and other forums for the
exchange of opinions, ideas, techniques and research.
The student chapter of ITE is a vehicle through which
students can develop their leadership, interpersonal,
and group skills. These skills are essential to a
successful professional career.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF
AIRPORT EXECUTIVES
(AAAE Student chapter)
http://www.airportnet.org/
The American
Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) is the largest
professional organization for airport executives in the
world, representing thousands of airport management
personnel at public use airports nationwide. AAAE’s
primary goal is to assist airport executives in
fulfilling their responsibilities to the airports and
communities they serve. AAAE was founded in 1928 to
represent airport management throughout the United
States. It places equal emphasis on large and small
airport concerns, reflecting a membership comprised of
executives from large and medium size airports, as well
as hundreds of managers from smaller airports used
exclusively by general aviation or commuter airlines.
The student chapter of AAAE is in a membership category
of individuals who are not actively engaged in airport
management but who are affiliated with an educational
institution that has a direct interest in airport
management.
For more
information contact Prof. Tasjah Hall at (713) 313-1847
or email at [halltd@tsu.edu]
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ALPHA
ETA RHO (International Aviation Fraternity)
http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/aviation/clubs/ahp.html/
President – George Mashego
Vice-President – Larry Williams
Secretary – Angela Biscoe
Treasurer – Fletcher Clark
The Alpha
Eta Rho Fraternity(AHP TSU Chapter) is an international
aviation fraternity which was founded to bring together
students with a common interest in the field of
commercial aviation. Alpha Eta Rho, The Greek letters
which stand for "air", was founded in the spring of 1928
at the University of Southern California. Alpha Eta Rho
has grown into a large international fraternity with
members in several nations around the world. There are
at present 116 active chapters of AHP around the world.
The TSU’s Alpha Omega Chapter was activated in December
of 1995 as the 117 chapter to be inducted into this
international aviation fraternity.
For more
information contact Prof. Peter M. Dittmer at (713)
313-1846 or email at [dittmer_pm@tsu.edu]
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National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA)
http://www.nifa.ws
The
National Intercollegiate Flying Association was formed
for the purposes of developing and advancing aviation
education; to promote, encourage and foster safety in
aviation; to promote and foster communications and
cooperation between aviation students, educators,
educational institutions and the aviation industry; and
to provide an arena for collegiate aviation competition.
For more
information contact Prof. Peter M. Dittmer at (713)
313-1846 or email at [dittmer_pm@tsu.edu]
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COMTO (Conference of Minority Transportation Officals)
http://www.comto.com/
President:
Ursula Anderson
[ursulaanderson@hotmail.com]
Vice President:
Sharon G. Moses
[sharonmoses00@yahoo.com]
Secretary/Treasurer:
Orji Rahsaan
[lastrealq@hotmail.com]
Activities Chair:
Sherry Alfred
[lynnsa77036@yahoo.com]
The
Conference of Minority Transportation Officals was
founded in January 1971 at Howard University in
Washington, DC. The orginal concept of COMTO was to
bring together senior minority officals. It has since
evolved into a broad-based organization with over 2,000
members in all area of transportation… and growing every
day. From 1971 to 1979, COMTO was organized as a single
national organization. From 1979 to 1982, COMTO expanded
to six regional and over 25 local chapters throughout
the United States. COMTO is most widely recognized for
its program nationally and locally through networking,
training, MBE/WBE/DBE opportunity programs, education,
scholarships and research. Through legislative efforts
and educational components, COMTO hopes to raise the
consciousness of minority communities regarding
policies, programs, and opportunities ranging from
professionals to general managers of transit
properties. COMTO serves as a networking vehicle for
minority businesses seeking contract opportunities
within the transportation industry. Organizations and
business members offering products and services to the
industry are eligible for membership. Individuals are
eligible for membership who are employed in or
associated with activities that are transportation
related.
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