Transportation Infrastructure Center

The Transportation Infrastructure Center at the University of Missouri was established in 1999 under the leadership of the director, Charlie Nemmers.  The center is a hub for multi-disciplinary collaboration in Transportation Engineering research and education.  There are more than 25 faculty affiliated with the center that belong to several home departments including Civil and Environmental Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Agricultural Economics, Rural Sociology, Harry S. Truman School of Public Policy, Geography and Information Science and Learning Technologies.

Student Involvement

• Undergraduate students will learn more about the transportation profession and about further educational opportunities as they work (at levels appropriate to their educational background) with faculty and graduate students on research projects.
• Graduate students will receive financial support while they participate in transportation-related research projects and fulfill requirements for participation in transportation seminars, research report competitions and preparation of papers for refereed journals under the supervision of their faculty advisors.