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Catalyst (September 2021)

Center for Transportation Studies
2021-09
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Catalyst (September 2021)

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2021-09

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Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota

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Articles include: New chair brings fresh lens to CTS Executive Committee; Toolkit aids community engagement in transitway planning; Fad or future? Examining the post-pandemic outlook for remote work and transportation; Virtual activities introduce students to transportation topics, careers; TPEC site hosts eWorkplace materials; Join us online for the 2021 CTS Transportation Research Conference; Ethics in engineering course scheduled for Nov. 9; CTS fall webinars: Cycling for sustainable cities, climate change impacts, and more

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Note: This issue of Catalyst was published in a web-only format, with articles posted online throughout the month and also sent in an e-mail to subscribers at the end of the month. The PDF in this record collated the e-mail summary with the full-length articles posted online.

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2021). Catalyst (September 2021). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/225582.

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