News | PSR Students Awarded Eisenhower Transportation Fellowships

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We are pleased to congratulate the PSR students who received Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program (DDETFP) Graduate Fellowship awards for academic year 2021 – 2022.  Students were notified of their awards in December. 

 

Each year, DDETFP awards numerous merit-based fellowships in several categories to students in transportation-related degree programs.  This year, 15 PSR university students were awarded DDETFP Graduate Fellowships, which provide funding for students to pursue Master or Doctoral level degrees.  Each fellowship also provides financial support for Fellows to participate in the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (TRB).  Several PSR students were able to attend this year with the aid of DDETFP funding.

 

Read more about the Dwight D. Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program here.

 

This year’s DDETFP Graduate Fellows from PSR institutions are:

 

From the University of Southern California

Joshua Albertson, Master of Urban Planning

 

Robert Binder, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning and Development

 

Sue Dexter, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning and Development

 

Zakhary Mallett, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning and Development

 

Aisling O'Reilly, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning and Development

 

Elena Vindrola, Master of Science Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering

 

 

 

From the University of California, Davis

Amy Lee, Doctoral Student in Transportation Policy

 

 

 

From the University of California, Irvine

 

De’Von Jennings, Doctoral Student in Transportation Systems Engineering

 

 

 

From the University of California, Los Angeles

Hannah King, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning

 

Antara Murshed, Master of Urban and Regional Planning

 

Benjamin Silverstein, Master of Urban and Regional Planning

 

Samuel Speroni, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning

 

Julene Paul, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning

 

Miriam Pinski, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning

 

Madeline Wander, Doctoral Student in Urban Planning