Welcome to the Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at George Mason University.
Information
- Location:
- Arlington, VA, 22201
- Phone:
- 703-993-8200
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Events
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- Master's Programs Open House
Arlington campus, Original Building...
Tuesday, November 17 at 6:30pm - Master's Programs Open House
George Mason Arlington Campus, Orig...
Tuesday, November 17 at 6:30pm - Master's Programs Open House
Mason Arlington Campus, School of P...
Wednesday, October 21 at 6:30am - NECTAR IN THE USA
Marymount University Business School
Thursday, June 18 at 7:30am - SPP Master's Programs - Spring...
School of Public Policy, Arlington ...
Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30pm
Theresa Caroline Adams well what ya know
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU
Want to know more about our Transportation Policy, Operations, and Logistics Program? Our Open House Program is offered for prospective students to meet our program directors, faculty, and admission staff and to learn about academic and admissions information.
Register online at http://policy.gmu.edu/openhouse
Time:6:30PM Tuesday, November 17th
Location:Arlington campus, Original Building Room 329
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU
Want to know more about our Transportation Policy, Operations, and Logistics Program? Our Open House Program is offered for prospective students to meet our program directors, faculty, and admission staff and to learn about academic and admissions information.
Register online at http://policy.gmu.edu/openhouse
Time:6:30AM Wednesday, October 21st
Location:Mason Arlington Campus, School of Public Policy, Original Building
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU On October 2nd, 2009, TPOL students visited Carmen Turner Training and Maintenance Center as a part of their coursework - PUBP715 Introduction to Transportation Systems, instructed by Professor Jonathon L. Gifford. The trip was organized by Washington Metro and sponsored by Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transpor...t, North American section. At this tour, students had an inside look at one of the country's leading transit operators: how it is designed to deal with emergency and how to train future drivers. They went into the Emergency Response Training Tunnel, Rollover Train (see pictures) and some of them tried the bus simulator!
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU Background of the Transportation Industry (Dr. Jonathan Gifford)
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU posted TPOLpart1 from YouTube
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU Background on the TPOL Program - School of Public Policy, GMU
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU posted TPOLPart2 from YouTube
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU Admissions Requirements - TPOL Program, School of Public Policy, GMU
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU posted TPOLPart3 from YouTube
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU Comments by TPOL Program Alumni
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU posted TPOLPart4 from YouTube
Karl Eckhart Director of Government Affairs, American Maritime Congress, Washington, D.C...
July 30, 2009 Study: River Drive North would be safer if moved south By RICHARD ECKE...
Congratulations to Gabe Ortiz (TPOL 2009 alum), who has just accepted a new position as the TDM Coordinator for the City of Alexandria. "I would have not have gotten this job with out my degree, which I am very proud of," said Ortiz.
Transportation Policy, Operations, & Logistics Program at GMU
The School of Public Policy is delighted to be hosting the first meeting of NECTAR in the United States (http://nectar.gmu.edu/index.html).
NECTAR is a scientific European network. It is a new association with a network culture which has been developed in the framework of a European Science Foundation Network.
NECTAR is ...a European-based scientific association. The primary objective is to foster research collaboration and exchange of information between experts in the field of transport, communication and mobility from all European countries and the rest of the world.
NECTAR is concerned with transport and communication issues. These are closely connected with all aspects of spatial behavior of individuals, groups and governments.
NECTAR is a multidisciplinary social science network. It brings together a wide variety of perspectives on transport and communication problems and their impacts on society in an international perspective.
Network on European Communications and Transport Activities Research in the USA
Time:7:30AM Thursday, June 18th
Location:Marymount University Business School
Associate Dean Jonathan Gifford participated as part of a panel discussion at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation event: Smart Roads, Smart Cars: How IT is Transforming Transportation...
Entrepreneurship and transportation studies are among the strengths of the School of Public Policy, as demonstrated by alumnus Paul DeMaio, who completed his master’s in transportation policy, operations, and logistics in 2005. ...
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A young development in Germany illustrates a trend of planning communities to thrive without automobiles.
