One Credit Hour. An interdisciplinary seminar for both Graduate and Undergraduate students intended to present how emerging transportation systems can be implemented so as to address some of the larger social concerns in the country.
Outside experts lecture each week with each session focussing on a single topic.
Participation by interested faculty, auditors, transportation professionals, and interested community members is highly welcomed. Students signing up for Psychology 401, section 1 are assigned a letter grade. Past topics have included the intersection of Transportation with race, class, health care, social services, urban design, urban security, technology, environment, regional policy, and land use among others. Refer to the past and present seminar schedules below for more information. The Interdisciplinary Seminar Series are unique in that they bring different disciplines to focus on transportation issues of general concern to society.