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University of Massachusetts Amherst

Institute of Transportation Engineers



Chapter Details

2015- 2016 Annual Report

Annual Report of Student Chapter Activities

For the period April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2017

1. Student Chapter Executive Board

President: Francis Tainter

Vice President: Alyssa Ryan

Secretary: André Ferreira

Treasurer: John Dixson

Webmaster: Elizabeth Casola

2. Student Chapter Membership

Number of Student Chapter Members: 45

Number of Student Members of Institute: 9

Number of Students Eligible to be Student Members of the Institute: 45

Number of Faculty Members who are Current ITE Members: 2

3. Information on Transportation Engineering Enrollment

Number of Undergraduate Students in Civil and Environmental Engineering: 300

Does Curriculum Allow Undergraduate Students to Major or Minor in Transportation: No

Number of Graduate Students in Transportation Engineering: 30

4. Summary of Student Chapter Activities See pages 3-14***

5. Roster of Student Chapter Members See Appendix I.***

Report Submitted By: Content Approved By:

Name: Francis Tainter, Professor Michael A. Knodler, Jr. Ph.D. Title: UMass ITE President Student Chapter Advisor Phone: (978) 501-1058 Email: [email protected] Date: March 31st, 2017

UMass Amherst Student Chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers 2016-2017 Annual Report



Table of Contents


Chapter Details………………………………………………………………... 2

A Letter from the Leadership………………...……………………………… 4

Meetings and Conferences……………………………………………………. 5

Transportation Seminar Series……………...…..………………………........ 6

District & International Annual Meetings………………...…………............ 7

Student Symposium & Traffic Bowl.....………..…………………………….. 8

Social Media & Webinars.................................................................................. 8

Service Activities................................................................................................. 9

Technical and Volunteer Activities.................................................................... 10

Team Building and Social Events...................................................................... 11

Student Chapter Goes to TRB..........…………………………………............ 12

SaferSim Collaboration………………….………………………………….... 13

Student Presentations and Publications……………………………………... 14

Student Awards…..……………………………………………………………. 15

#ITEYearInReview………………………………………………………….… 16

Appendix: Chapter Roster………………………………………………….... I.




A Letter from the Leadership

Francis Tainter UMass ITE President

We are pleased to submit this 2016-2017 Annual Report for the University of Massachusetts Amherst Stu-

dent Chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers. Over the past year, our student chapter sought to continue

our storied success through the numerous conferences and meetings throughout the region and nationwide. The past

12 months have been filled with many activities that truly brought our group together.

After being honored with the Outstanding Student Chapter of the Year by the Northeastern District of ITE

in recent years, our chapter aimed to build upon these accomplishments by taking on new challenges within the past

year. In addition to attending conferences and meetings, the chapter focused primarily on philanthropic activities

throughout the Western Massachusetts region. Through the collaboration with other student chapters such as UMass

Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS), our chapter was able to give back to the community in the form of tutor-

ing, fundraising, and mentorship.

Many of our successes as a group derive from the vast array of technical activities that UMass ITE partici-

pates in throughout the year. From traffic volume studies, to assisting in state-wide crash data audits, to working the

registration booths at local conferences, our chapter continues to provide excellent service with the ultimate goal of

providing our members with technical experience. These events and activities allowed our members to meet profes-

sionals from around the country, and for those nearing graduation; allowed them to pursue post-graduation opportu-

nities.

With this academic year nearing a close, the UMass ITE student chapter is happy to declare another ex-

tremely successful year. ITE has long been an integral part of the Transportation Engineering student life at UMass

Amherst and we are excited to continue this tradition.

Regards,

UMass ITE

Special Thanks to Dr. Michael A Knodler Jr., Assistant Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering and the UMass ITE Faculty Advisor. Dr. Knodler provides our chapter members with endless support and push-es each student to strive for success. Through the dedicated leadership and guidance of Dr. Knodler, the UMass ITE student chapter continues to grow year in and year out.

Alyssa Ryan UMass ITE Vice-President



Full Chapter Meetings:

Sept. 13th, 2016

Oct. 4th, 2016

Nov. 29th, 2016

Dec. 13th, 2016

Feb. 1st, 2017

Mar. 21st, 2017

Executive Board Meetings:

Sept. 20th, 2016

Sept. 27th, 2016

Oct. 26th, 2016

Nov. 1st, 2016

Nov. 17th, 2016

Feb. 22nd, 2017

Mar. 29th, 2017

Meetings and Conferences


NEITE Annual Meeting—December 5th, 2016 in Warwick, RI

UMass ITE President, Francis Tainter, attended the NEITE executive board meeting in the

morning to understand the future of the section. Many student chapter members joined the

meeting in the afternoon, attending technical sessions and networking events before dinner.

Our students enjoyed the end of the night by participating in the annual bottle swap and con-

gratulating this year’s NEITE award winners, including past UMass ITE Vice President

Christina Dube who received the Emerging Professionals Group Award.

MAITE/NEITE Joint Annual Meeting—September 22nd, 2016 in Waltham, MA

UMass ITE was one of the few student chapters to be represented at this meeting. Students

attended technical sessions throughout the day, then stayed for dinner and the keynote

speaker, Patty Leavenworth, Chief Engineer at MassDOT. Current ITE President Francis

Tainter and Vice President Alyssa Ryan were each awarded the Graduate and Undergraduate

Student Thomas E. Desjardins Scholarships, respectively, for their outstanding achievements

in transportation academia and extracurricular involvement.

Meetings & Conferences: Northeastern District Annual Meeting: May 11-13, 2016, Portsmouth, NH SaferSIM Symposium at UW-Madison: June 2-4, 2016, Madison, WI ITE Annual Meeting and Exhibit: August 14-17, 2017, Anaheim, CA Massachusetts ITE Annual Meeting: September 22, 2016, Waltham, MA SaferSIM Symposium at U of Iowa: October 6-8, 2017, Iowa City, Iowa NEITE Annual Meeting: December 5, 2016, Warwick, RI TRB 96th Annual Meeting: January 8-12, 2017, Washington. D.C. NEITE Student Symposium & Traffic Bowl: March 23,2017, Brooklyn, NY

Additional Conferences:

Moving Together Conference: September 29, 2016, Boston, MA Commercial Vehicle Safety Summit: November 9, 2016, Northampton, MA MassDOT Innovation & Tech Transfer: March 7-8, 2016, Worcester, MA



Transportation Seminar Series


Recognizing the importance of professional development, the chapter had a great lineup of seminar

speakers who provided exposure to topics not generally covered in the curriculum. The following repre-

sent a small sample of the many speakers that participated in one hour lectures.

Dr. William G. Paille, P.E., Director of Transportation Services, BSC Group

Transportation in the 21st Century (September 15, 2016)

Mr. Peter Cavicchi, Massachusetts Department of Transportation

New All Electronic Toll Collection on the MassPike (September 22, 2016)

Dr. Donald Fisher, Emeritus Professor, Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering UMass Amherst

The Massachusetts Transportation System and the Challenges that Lie Ahead (October 18, 2016)

Mr. Marcus Smith, Lead Multi Discipline Systems Engineer, MITRE

Air Traffic Control Systems and Surface Management Challenges (October 27, 2017)

Ms. Heather Rothenberg, Lead, Uber’s Trust and Safety Research , Standards, and Risk Teams

How I planned formy job at Uber even though it never existed before (November 8, 2016)

Mr. Michael Dinning, Director of Multi-Modal Partnerships, U.S. DOT Volpe Center

Cyber Security: Connected Vehicles, Autonomous Control, and Vulnerabilities (December 1, 2016)

Ms. Carolyn Dykema, Massachusetts State Representative, 8th Middlesex District

How transportation projects are funded and “fueled” throughout the Commonwealth (December 8, 2016)

Dr. Krystal Pollitt, Assistant Professor in the School of Public Health and Health Sciences

Transportation from a Public Health Perspective (February 2, 2017)

Dr. David Reckhow, Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering UMass Amherst

Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Drinking Water in Crisis: Lead, Lignin, and Legionella (February 8, 2017)

Dr. Moumita Dasgupta, Principal Investigator of Smart Transit for Healthcare project and Teaching Fellow

at Amherst College at the Department of Physics and Astronomy

Exploring Data at the Intersection of Healthcare and Transportation (February 23, 2017)

Dr. Eleni Christofa, Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering UMass Amherst

Addressing Data Challenges for Bicycle Crash Analysis (March 2, 2017)

Mr. Ryan Blackmon, Vice President of Advanced Technologies/Assistant General

Development of a Smart City at Union Point: Opportunities for Autonomous Vehicle Research and

Applications (March 9, 2017)

Dr. Yanhua Li, Assistant Professor, Computer Science Department and Data Science Program at WPI

CityLines: A Hybrid Hub-and-Spoke System for Urban Transit Services (March 30, 2017)



Northeastern District ITE Annual Meeting—May 11-13 in Portsmouth, NH

Ten UMass ITE members attended the ITE Northeastern District Annual Meeting last

May. Along with attending technical sessions and networking events, students had the

opportunity to present research in a student poster session. UMass ITE members Nicho-

las Fournier, Francis Tainter, Radhameris Gómez and Aaron Keegan came away with

Student Poster and Paper Awards. In addition, UMass ITE leadership, Francis Tainter

& Alyssa Ryan graciously accepted the 2015-2016 Northeastern District Student Chap-

ter of the Year Award.


District & International Annual Meetings

ITE International Meeting & Exhibit—August 14-17 in Anaheim, CA

Four of our members traveled to the ITE International Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA last August. The students

attended various technical sessions, exhibits, and the numerous networking opportunities that are available

throughout the week. The UMass ITE Traffic Bowl team competed diligently in

the Grand Championship, unfortunately to no success. However, UMass chapter

member Nicholas Fournier received the International Daniel B. Fambro Student

Paper Award. During the free time, our members enjoyed socializing with other

ITE student chapters and attending an Angels baseball game.



Student Symposium and Traffic Bowl—March 23, 2017 at New York University, Brooklyn, NY

The Northeastern District Student Symposium & Traffic Bowl competition was hosted at New York

University (NYU) on March 23, 2017. This was the first time hosting for NYU and our chapter assisted

NYU ITE with some of the technical aspects of the event. Former UMass ITE President Cole Fitzpatrick

participated on an expert panel to start the morning. Following this, Student-Led Technical sessions pro-

vided an opportunity for students to present their research. Three UMass ITE members were included on

the program of presentations. The event culminated with the Annual District Traffic Bowl Competition,

with a record six teams competing for a spot in the ITE Traffic Bowl Grand Championship. Although

our team was unsuccessful this year, we wish the best of luck to Northeastern University in Toronto!


Student Symposium & Traffic Bowl

Social Media Presence (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

Our chapter aims to keep an active online presence to keep our

members up-to-date on

our events and communi-

cate with the greater ITE

community. Currently, we

run an active Twitter

page, website, and Face-

book page.

Webinars:

• April 12, 2016—“The Effect of Roadside Vegetation and Clear Zone Design on Driver Behavior” Presented by Cole Fitzpatrick, University of Massachusetts Amherst

• September 14, 2016— “Development & Evaluation of Infrastructure Strategies for Safer Cycling” Presented by Nick Fournier, University of Massachusetts Amherst

• March 21, 2017—“Analysis of Driver Performance and Operations at Intersection Auxiliary Through Lanes” Presented by Francis Tainter, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Social Media & Webinars




Service Activities

Weekly Girls Inc. Volunteering—Holyoke, MA

Girls Inc. is an organization that works with young women

to help them grow academically and socially through and an

afterschool program. This program is a stigma free environ-

ment where gender, economic, and social barriers do not ex-

ist and these girls are encouraged to work towards an

educated, healthy and independent lifestyle. Eve-

ry Wednesday, members of our ITE and WTS chapters

had the chance to go to the Girls Inc. facility, in Ho-

lyoke MA, and bond with these young women as part

of a tutoring program to help and inspire them in their

schoolwork. Our members have become role models

for these young women and have shown them that

with confidence and reassurance, they too can contin-

ue to grow into smart, strong, independent women at-

tending college, just like many of our members.

Summer Transportation Institute—Amherst, MA

Many of our graduate student members and faculty assist-

ed in this transportation program for high school students.

Along with on-campus workshops, guest lectures, and

team building exercises, these students participated in vari-

ous field trips including: a visit to the Volpe National

Transportation Systems Center in Cambridge, MA, as well

as the MBTA Operations Control Center in Boston, MA.



Technical and Volunteer Activities


Adopt-a-Highway—October 25th, 2016

Several of our student members rallied together to pick up trash on

Route 116 in Hadley, MA near the UMass Amherst campus. The stu-

dent chapter has been responsible for maintaining this segment of

Route 116 for over 10 years. Afterwards, participating members went

to Applebee’s for appetizers and drinks to celebrate a job well done.

Traffic Count Fundraiser—April 27th 2016

Many of our members participated in one of our favorite annual fundraiser in Northampton, MA this past spring. A local consult-

ing firm reached out to our group to assist them in performing turning movement counts (TMC’s) and obtaining automated traf-

fic recorder (ATR) data. Each student was individually trained on TMC count boards in order to collect traffic volumes of a par-

ticular intersection during the peak of hours of a day. The success of this event allows our chapter to fund other social and net-

working events throughout the academic year, while also providing students the opportunity to learn how to collect traffic data in

the field.

Crash Data Audit Assistance—November, 2017

Last fall, many of our students assisted Massachusetts Depart-

ment of Transportation and the Massachusetts State Police in

an audit of state-wide crash reports. Along with learning the

various metrics of police crash reporting, our members were

able to contribute to the development of an improved crash

reporting system for Massachusetts.

The 2016 Moving Together Conference—September 29, 2016, Boston, MA

Our student chapter members assisted in the event operations of the MassDOT orga-

nized event at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel. Students were in charge of checking in and

registering the attendees. When not at the registration table, members were encouraged

to attend the technical sessions throughout the day. Some of our students assisted in

demonstration of our virtual reality simulator. We even had visits from Massachusetts

Secretary of Transportation and the Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts!

MassDOT Innovation & Tech Transfer Exchange—March 7-8, 2017, Worcester, MA

Chapter members assisted in event operations for the two day event. Members were responsible for

checking in and registering all attendees as well as scribing technical sessions. Our students attended

technical sessions from advanced bus signal priority to transportation finance and much

more. As seen in the picture on the right, some of our students had the opportunity to try a

new holographic mixed-reality simulator that is currently being implemented by many civil

engineering design firms.

Accessibility Inventory Study—October, 2016

Throughout October 2016, our chapter members assisted in the

completion of an ADA inventory study in the city of North-

ampton, MA. Measurements of every sidewalk and curb cut

were taken for the entire city network. Our students truly en-

joyed the opportunity to assist in a study that will potentially

provide better handicap accessibility for Northampton, MA.

Transportation Trivia Nights—February, 2017

In preparation of the ITE Northeastern District Traffic Bowl, our chapter hosted

numerous transportation trivia nights. UMass ITE members gathered to answer

transportation related questions in the ITE Jeopardy format. Students competed

against one another in an effort to determine our official traffic bowl team for com-

petition. All competition aside, these events were great in building group comradery.



Team Building and Social Events


TRB Annual Meeting Orientation—December, 2016

Every year, many of our ITE members attend the Transportation Research

Board Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. Due to the complexity of this

conference, our chapter leaders developed an orientation guide for all of the

1st time attendees. The guide consisted of hotel information, conference loca-

tion, as well as tips for navigating TRB. This meeting allowed for students to

finalize travel plans and address any questions about the meeting.

Development of New Graduate Student Seminar

A new graduate student seminar was developed during the

Spring of 2016. Each week, students participate in technical

workshops on various programs as well as presenting their

current research. This seminar promotes the advancement of

technical and oral skills which are crucial to the success of our

graduate students.

Celebrating 40+ Years of UMass Transit Reception

Many of our members attended a reception in

celebration of “40+ years” of UMass transit.

The transit system dates back to the late 60s,

and has provided excellent service to the Am-

herst, MA community ever since.

ITE Holiday Party—December 14th, 2016

With another successful calendar year in the books, our student chapter decided to

celebrate with a holiday party. Student chapter members, current and former, gath-

ered with faculty members at the local Hangar Pub & Grill for appetizers and drinks.

In addition to enjoying the tabletop and arcade games, the evening was topped off

with a fierce Yankee Swap gift exchange between members.

Weekly Transportation Grad Student Dinners

This past fall, we initiated a weekly time-slot where members

would gather for dinner and drinks. Although our students work

diligently throughout the week, it’s nice to have a quick break

every now and then. These weekly dinners allowed our students

to get to know one another while trying out new restaurants in

the area.

NEITE Emerging Professionals Group Event

Our chapter co-hosted a networking and

social event in October 2016. This event

followed the Civil & Environmental Engi-

neering career fair, and students had the op-

portunity to network with UMass alumni

about potential job opportunities.



Student Chapter Goes to TRB


96th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting—Washington D.C. - January 8-12, 2017

Early this year, our UMass ITE chapter sent 16 active members to Washington, D.C., to attend the 96th

Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. Students had the opportunity to attend various lectern and post-

er sessions, led by researchers from all over the world. In addition, throughout the week there were numerous

opportunities to network with other students and professionals. Five of our student chapter members presented

their research in poster/lectern sessions, including: Cole Fitzpatrick, Nicholas Fournier, Somaye Garmroudi, Far-

noush Khalighi, and Mahour Rahimi.

Our UMass ITE chapter co-hosted our 5th Annual UMass Transportation Center (UMTC) TRB Recep-

tion at the Laughing Man Tavern in D.C. This year’s reception was another great success. The event serves as an

excellent opportunity for students and professionals to interact in a casual environment. In addition to this, our

student chapter attended the ITE Student Reception at ITE Headquarters, where we had the opportunity to so-

cialize with other student chapter members and ITE staff (including current ITE President Shawn Leight) after a

busy day of technical sessions.



SaferSim Collaboration


SaferSim University Transportation Center—Madison, WI - June 2-4, 2016 Iowa City, IA - October 6-8, 2016

During the past year, the SaferSim University Transportation Center (UTC) continued to connect our

students and professors with collaborative and innovative research across the country. The consortium consists

of five universities: University of Iowa (lead), University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Central Florida,

University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez, the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. Last Summer, many of our

members traveled to Madison, WI, to participate in a weekend filled with research meetings and demonstrations.

In addition, UMass ITE President Francis Tainter, was awarded the Best Poster award following a student-wide

poster session.

Another SaferSim consortium meeting was located at the University of Iowa last Fall, where our stu-

dents had the opportunity to tour the National Advanced Driving Simulator (NADS). The meeting was complete

with technical events and opportunities to network with the students from the other participating universities.

Our students were able to test out various simulators including: the NADS-1 simulator, miniSim, bicycle/

pedestrian, and even an advanced ATV simulator. Needless to say, the SaferSim consortium continues to provide

great opportunities for our students.



Student Presentations and Publications


Cole Fitzpatrick

• “An Investigation of the Speeding-Related Crash Designation Through Crash Narrative Re-

views Sampled via Logistic Regression.” Accident Analysis & Prevention. Volume 98, pp. 57-

63.

• “Evaluating the Effect of Vegetation and Clear Zone Width on Driver Behavior Using a Driv-

ing Simulator.” Transportation Research Part F.

• “The Use of Driving Simulation to Determine how Perception of Time Impacts Driver Aggres-

siveness.” Presented at Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, January 2017

Nicholas Fournier

• “A Sinusoidal Model for Seasonal Bicycle Demand Estimation.” Transportation Research Part

D: Transport and Environment, 50, pp. 154-169

• “A mixed method investigation of bicycle exposure in crash rates.” Accident Analysis & Pre-

vention [In Press]

• “Bicycle Infrastructure from the Driver’s Seat: Evaluating Bicycle Infrastructure Using a

Driving Simulator.” Presented at Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, Washington,

D.C., January 2017

Alyssa Ryan

• “Alternative Merge Design at Intersection Downstream Corridors: A Driving Simulator

Study,” Presented at ITE Northeastern District Student Symposium, Brooklyn, NY, March

2017.

Sayeeda Ayaz

• “Looking-Ahead Behavior in Route Choice With Real-Time Information: Driving Simulator

and PC-Based Experiments.” Presented at INFORMS Annual Meeting, November, 2016.

Francis Tainter

• “Analysis of Driver Performance and Operations at Intersection Auxiliary Through Lanes.”

Presented at Northeastern District ITE Annual Meeting, May 2016; Saf-

We are pleased to showcase these selected presentations and publications authored by our very own student

chapter members. These presentations and publications represent the great work being done in UMass ITE.



Student Awards


The UMass ITE Student Chapter is pleased to announce the following awards that our members have won in the past year. These awards are a great representation of the high quality students that are

heavily involved in our student chapter.

UMassITE Student Chapter • 2015-2016 Northeastern District Chapter of the Year • 2016 Northeastern District Traffic Bowl Champions (Northeastern District of ITE)

Mahyar Amirgholy

• Milton Pikarsky Award for Outstanding Dissertation in Science and Technology

Sayeeda Ayaz

• WTS Rhode Island Chapter Local Graduate Scholarship

Cole Fitzpatrick

• Dwight D. Eisenhower Graduate Student Fellowship—USDOT

• Eugene M. Isenberg Scholar Recipient

Nick Fournier

• SaferSim UTC Outstanding Student of the Year • Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Grant • ITE International Daniel B. Fambro Student paper Award

Radhameris Gomez

• 1st Place in the ITE Northeastern District Student Poster Competition

Farnoush Khalighi • 2016 Claire Barret Memorial Scholarship by the WTS Boston Chapter

Marie Louis

• Selig Award from UMass Civil & Environmental Engineering Department

Mahour Rahimi • Graduate School Dissertation Research Grant—UMass Amherst

Alyssa Ryan

• NEITE Thomas E. Desjardins Scholarship– Undergraduate • WTS Rhode Island Chapter Local Undergraduate Scholarship

Francis Tainter • NEITE Thomas E. Desjardins Scholarship- Graduate

• Eno Fellowship-Eno Leadership Development Conference 2017 Joshua Wolfgram

• Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Grant

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#ITEYearInReview


The student chapter has fully embraced social media and has used it to connect students with alumni,

professionals, and organizations. By staying active on Twitter and on other social media fronts,

UMass ITE has been able to stay current on real-time transportation news, jobs, contests, and more; it

also allows us to chronologically store and recall important information and events for our group.

Below are some of the highlights from our #ITEYearInReview.

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Institute of Transportation Engineers I.

Chapter Roster


* Denotes ITE Member

STUDENT NAME DEGREE GRAD/EXP GRAD DATE

Ashraf, Sruthi Ph.D. CE Fall 2016

Ayaz, Sayeeda Bint Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Battista, Anthony BSCE Spring 2018

Bialecki, Molly MSCE Fall 2017

Bouchard, Chelsea* MSCE Spring 2017

Campbell, Nicholas* MSCE Fall 2018

Casola, Elizabeth* MSCE December 2017

Deliali, Aikaterini Ph.D. CE Spring 2019

Dixson, John BSCE Spring 2018

Ferreira, Andre BSCE Spring 2018

Fitzpatrick, Cole* Ph.D. CE Spring 2017

Fournier, Nicholas Ph.D. CE Spring 2018

Garmroudi, Somaye Ph.D. CE Spring 2018

Gongalla, Bhavana* MSCE Fall 2016

Gómez, Radhameris* Ph.D. CE Spring 2017

Guan, Yuxin MSCE Fall 2016

Guinee, Christine BSCE Spring 2019

Hajiseyedjavodi, Foroogh* Ph.D. CE Fall 2018

Jiang, Tao Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Keegan, Aaron MSCE Fall 2016

Keklikoglou, Andronikos Ph.D. CE Spring 2019

Khalighi, Farnoush Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Louis, Marie Ph.D. CE Spring 2017

Li, Annabel BSCE Spring 2018

Lu, Xuan Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Martai, Balazs MSCE Fall 2016

Oduwole, Adewale MSCE Spring 2017

Olufowobi, Oluwaseun MSCE Fall 2016

Paciulli, Melissa Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Page, Mitchell BSCE Fall 2017

Rahimi, Mahour Ph.D. CE Spring 2017

Rakasi, Saritha MSCE Fall 2016

Ranya, Nitheesh Ph.D. CE Spring 2018

Ronan, Wyatt BSCE Spring 2018

Ryan, Alyssa* BSCE Fall 2017

Sabhanayagam, Akshaey MSCE Spring 2017

Tainter, Francis* Ph.D. CE Spring 2020

Tang, Yue Ph.D. CE Fall 2017

Thu, Aung MSCE Spring 2017

Vrushabharaju Jain, Adesh Ph.D. CE Fall 2016

Wang, Shuangshuo Ph.D. CE Spring 2019

Wang, Xiang Ph.D. CE Spring 2020

Wolfgram, Joshua MSCE Fall 2017

Yu, Xinlian Ph.D. CE Spring 2018

Zeiynali Farid, Yashar MSCE Fall 2017

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