The NITC Scholars program recognizes outstanding students working on transportation projects. These programs develop the workforce by directing talented students toward research and practice, increasing the number and quality of graduates in transportation. Faculty committees at each of our partner universities nominate students for the program.
Congratulations to the 2021 - 2022 cohort of students who earned this year's NITC scholarship!
Oregon Institute of Technology
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Portland State University
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University of Arizona
- Ashley Avila, Bachelors in Sustainable Built Environments
- Andrew Birkelbach, Masters of Urban Planning
- Nathan Dyhre, Dual Masters of Urban Planning and Real Estate Development
- Lauren Heath, Bachelors in Sustainable Built Environments
- Robert Hibberd, Doctoral candidate in Geography
- Jacqueline “Ariel” Howell, Masters of Landscape Architecture
- Glenn Ingram, Masters of Urban Planning
- Melanie Olson, Masters of Urban Planning
- Christina “Chrissy” Scarpitti, Masters of Urban Planning
- Ethan Wissler, Dual Masters of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
University of Oregon
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University of Texas at Arlington
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University of Utah
- William Goodreid, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Anders Hart, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Madison Merrill, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Briant Novinska-Lois, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Hannah Pack, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Patrick Ruiz, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Cassandra Serna, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning
- Evan Van Tassel, Master of City & Metropolitan Planning