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 Ethics for a Contemporary Profession Web Seminar


TITLE: ETHICS FOR A CONTEMPORARY PROFESSION
DATE: Tuesday, September 17, 2013
TIME:  12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Eastern
SITE FEE: $125 ITE Member/ $156 Non-member/$63 Student Chapter Member

After registering you will receive a confirmation email. An email containing information about joining the webinar will be sent 2 business days prior to the event.
EARNING COURSE CREDIT:  The site registration includes one complimentary evaluation for site registrant.  Web briefing attendees may register online using their ITE ID after the briefing to get access to the free post-webinar evaluation for course credit. The registration and the evaluation is name specific and non-transferable. Further instructions will be sent after the Webinar to the site registrant to distribute to their site attendees. If you or your attendee do not have an ITE login and password, get one now.
CREDIT: 1.5 PDH/.2 IACET CEU/AICP CM approved activity pending
BACKGROUND:

The purpose of the webinar is to broaden the awareness of the importance of a strong ethical basis for the practice of the transportation engineering and planning profession.

The global economy has been adversely affected by actions, chiefly within the financial sector, which illustrated a growing concern for the standards of ethics of professionals in other fields, some directly related to transportation. The web seminar will provide to all participants an awareness of the ITE Canons of Ethics and how to apply it in their professional practice. The web seminar will help participants identify and address issues which may arise in the seeming trend in society away from the highest ethical standards. The case studies will span public, private, and academic situations.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

At the conclusion of the course, participants should be able to:

1) Recognize examples of ethical issues that have arisen in the profession
2) Identify the basic ethical values and apply them even in times of changing perspectives on many issues
3) Discuss the ITE Canons of Ethics and how to apply it to their professional practice

INSTRUCTORS:







Marsha Anderson Bomar, FITE, AICP, Sr. Principal, Stantec, Duluth, GA, USA, Dr. Jon Fricker, P.E., Professor, Purdue University, School of Civil Engineering, West Lafayette, IN, USA, Richard Ryan, P.E., President, R.F. Ryan & Associates, Vancouver, WA, USA and Jennifer Rosales, FITE, PE, Senior Program Officer, Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, USA (Facilitator)

Marsha Anderson Bomar is a Senior Transportation Principal and Executive Director for Netweaving and Diversity for Stantec Consulting Inc. in Duluth, Georgia. She is the former President and Founder of Street Smarts, Inc., a planning, engineering and design firm which was established in 1990 and acquired by Stantec Consulting Services Inc., an international consulting firm with over 12,000 employees operating out of over 190 offices in North America.
Throughout her career, Ms. Bomar has paved the way for women in transportation engineering, taking the lead in a male-dominated field and graciously sponsoring and mentoring other women to come alongside her. She had the honor of being the first woman to serve as International President of the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) and was the first woman to receive the ITE Burton Marsh Distinguished Service Award. She has served on over 40 ITE international and local committees with many of those as chair. She was a co-author of the 1st ITE Ethics webinar.

Professor Fricker is a registered Professional Engineer whose primary interests and expertise include transportation planning and transportation asset management. He regularly teaches courses at Purdue in Transportation Engineering (CE361), Transportation Planning (CE566), Comprehensive Urban Planning (CE512), and Public Mass Transportation (CE560). Prof. Fricker has published more than forty refereed journal articles since joining the Purdue faculty in 1980. He is co-author of Fundamentals of Transportation Engineering, a leading textbook for the introductory course in transportation engineering. His recent and current research projects concern transportation asset management at state and local agencies, bicyclist behavior, dwell time in bus operations, integrating economic models with travel demand models, impacts of bypasses on small communities, and quality of input data for travel demand models.

 

 

Mr. Ryan graduated with a BS in Civil Engineering from the University of Wisconsin in May, 1974. He is currently licensed as a Professional Engineer in the State of Wisconsin and a Civil Engineer in the State of California. He has worked for the Wisconsin DOT, Caltrans and various consulting firms in the Design , Construction and Operation of Highways. He has been intimately involved in applying Design, Operational and Traffic Engineering Principles on State and local highways in many parts of the country. He currently owns a business that does forensic investigation of crashes from a Design or Traffic Engineering perspective. He serves on two national committees for the Transportation Research Board. He is also a member of ITE’s Traffic Engineering Council (TENC) and is the TENC representative on the ITE Standing Committee on Ethics.

 

Jennifer Rosales is a Senior Program Officer with the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies. She is a leader in the transportation industry including Chair of the ITE Ethics Standing Committee and Past President of the Institute of Transportation Engineers Western District. Ms. Rosales is recognized internationally in innovative street design and active speaking and publishing internationally with over 25 publications in the past 10 years. While at Parsons Brinckerhoff, Jennifer was named the William Barclay Parsons Fellow in 2004 and developed a comprehensive practitioner’s guidebook called Road Diet Handbook: Setting Trends for Livable Streets. For her work on the Road Diet Handbook, Jennifer Rosales was named to the "2007 Trendsetters List" of Public Works magazine. Ms. Rosales is an experienced senior project manager and professional engineer and worked on projects throughout the United States and United Arab Emirates.


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