PSU Traffic and Transportation Course
A Portland State University course sponsored by the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation
Neighborhood traffic, transportation options, and how to get things done in your neighborhood are the focus of this well-respected, ten-week, university course.
The class is full for Fall 2009. Please contact Scott Cohen for information on future classes. scott.cohen [at] pdxtrans [dot] org or 503-823-5345
Over 1,000 Portland residents have taken this popular class and learned how to negotiate the maze of traffic and transportation agencies and issues. Here's your chance to hear about how you can make a difference even in these times of budget cuts and shrinking gas tax revenue. Speakers include policy and decision makers, planners, and engineers from TriMet, Metro, and PBOT. The class is facilitated by Rick Gustafson, transportation planning consultant and former Metro executive officer.
| What: |
A 10-week course sponsored by PBOT and PSU's Urban Studies Program |
| When: |
Fall Term 2009, (10/1/09 - 12/3/09). Thursday evenings, 6:40 - 8:40 pm. |
| Where: |
Portland State University Campus - Urban Studies Distance Learning Extension |
| Who: |
Designed for the neighborhood activist, new or experienced, who wants to make a difference in traffic and transportation issues in Portland. |
| Application Due: |
Scholarship application process is now closed. |
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Registration Information
Limited space is available for the 10-week class during the fall term. Full scholarships are available to qualified City of Portland residents for the non-credit course. Deadline for scholarship application has passed. You may also take the course for one undergraduate or graduate credit at PSU. Contact the Urban Studies and Planning Department for more information.
To register for free, no credit class:
On-line: Submit registration & scholarship form (Registration is now closed).
By mail: Print registration & scholarship form from the left sidebar on this webpage and mail to:
Scott Cohen
Transportation System Management
1120 SW 5th Avenue, Suite 800
Portland, OR 97204
Questions? Call Scott Cohen at 503-823-5345 or email scott.cohen@pdxtrans.org
To register for paid non-credit/audit or non-admitted one-credit class:
Obtain a Quick Entry Application Form from PSU Admissions Office in Neuberger Hall or on-line. Submit $10 with this form 48 hours before registering as follows:
On-line: http://www.ess.pdx.edu/adm/quickentryadmission.HTM
By mail: Send PSU Registration form to:
PSU Office of Admissions
Portland State University
P.O. Box 751
Portland, Oregon 97207-0751
By phone: Call 503-725-6765
To register for credit class full-time PSU students:
Register as you would for any other undergraduate or graduate PSU course.
Another class that you might be interested in is the Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Course sponsored by the Portland Development Commission and PSU. The class explores the history of urban renewal in Oregon and Portland, then brings in the real policy-makers to discuss the basics of how it works and why it is the preferred tool for revitalizing some areas. You can sign up using this link http://www.pdc.us/public-participation/pdc-psu_class.asp
