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Center for Transportation Studies

University of Minnesota

200 Transportation & Safety Building

511 Washington Ave SE

Minneapolis, MN 55455

Phone: 612-626-1077

Fax: 612-625-6381

E-mail: mnltap@umn.edu

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The Minnesota LTAP Librarian can help you find and obtain LTAP and CTS publications and research, as well as transportation-related materials from other libraries and databases. Please call 612-624-3646 or e-mail mathi032@umn.edu.

Publications and Web sites

Toolkit for a Career in Civil Engineering,
by Michael Marti, March 2004.

Available from the LRRB Web site
This CD-ROM kit contains a video, an FAQ document, a PowerPoint presentation and a brochure, all containing information on careers in civil engineering. The kit is especially directed toward high school students and is expected to be used in school presentations on how to pursue a civil engineering career.

Transportation workforce: A call to action,
LTAP Technology Exchange Newsletter, Fall 2002

Full article
The transportation industry is finding it increasingly difficult to attract and retain a qualified, and well-trained, work force. This article reports on the National Transportation Workforce Summit held May 13, 2002,in Washington, D.C. Also includes links to federal work-force development initiatives and an analysis of factors influencing the work-force crisis.

The Transportation Workforce Challenge: Recruiting, Training, and Retaining Qualified Workers for Transportation and Transit Agencies, TRB Special Report 275, 2003

Summary and download page
A Transportation Research Board (TRB) special report detailing challenges and solutions for recruiting and sustaining a transportation work force.

Mn/DOT Recruitment Programs

www.dot.state.mn.us/hr/careers/programs.html
This site includes information on Mn/DOT’s two specialty training programs, the Seeds Program and the Graduate Engineer Program.

Garrett H. Morgan Technology and Transportation Futures Program

http://education.dot.gov
A program dedicated to educating a skilled transportation work force for tomorrow. Includes resources for K-12 schools, community colleges, undergraduate and graduate institutions and life-long learners.

Workshops and events

National Highway Institute

www.nhi.fhwa.dot.gov
NHI provides leadership and resources for the development and delivery of training and education programs to improve the quality of our Nation's highway system and its intermodal connections. The Institute includes the Transportation Workforce Development program and the Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program.

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