The Transportation Research Forum invites you to submit a presentation proposal for its 65th Annual Forum, which will be held in Arlington, VA, on April 4 – 5, 2024. Please note that we have a January 20 deadline for proposals for lectern and poster presentations but will consider proposals for posters on a space-available basis until March 3. This is an "in-person" event. All presenters receive expert feedback on their work. The main conference landing page is here. The Schedule-at-a-Glance is here. We have attractive registration options, including day rates, technical tours, and awards in both student and non-student categories for paper and poster submissions. Registration for the Friday, April 5 sessions includes our Awards Luncheon and keynote speaker. The conference, held at George Mason University’s Van Metre Hall on its Mason Square (Arlington) Campus, which is just two blocks from a Washington DC Metrorail stop, also offers excellent networ
Attend a transit holiday party. Learn about Mobility as a Service. Help refurbish donated bicycles. Remove invasive plants in Reservation 630 West. Make plans for a transit-oriented January. Read more in this week’s events post.
George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government, School of Business, and the Carter School of Peace and Conflict Resolution invite prospective students to attend our in-person Arlington Graduate Open House. This is the perfect opportunity to explore your graduate school options, meet your future professors face-to-face, connect with our admissions team, and find
George Mason University's Schar School of Policy and Government, School of Business, and the Carter School of Peace and Conflict Resolution invite prospective students to attend our in-person Arlington Graduate Open House. This is the perfect opportunity to explore your graduate school options, meet your future professors face-to-face, connect with our admissions team, and find