These courses are offered throughout the year and vary in length. Students may attend some of these programs, at no charge, with approval from the Academic and Placement Manager. The BAC convenes on campus twice a year to advise the center on research, administration, and outreach. Students are invited to interact with BAC members at events held in conjunction with their meetings. The opportunity provides students with insight into current issues in the industry and networking opportunities.
Every effort is made to assign students faculty members whose research interests match their own.
These include individual appointments, workshops, and seminars. Graduate students may also participate in on-campus recruiting during their final year of study. In addition to University Career Services, additional placement assistance is available from the Academic and Placement Manager in the Transportation Center. Working only with transportation and logistics students on campus, the Academic and Placement Manager maintains a listing of employment opportunities, a resume book, contact with recruiters, and coordinates additional on-campus recruiting. Back to Top Transportation Club Founded in 1981 by students in the Kellogg Graduate School of Management, the Transportation Club was originally formed to promote and share transportation interests.