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Date
5-17-2024
Description
Working in the Forest Service Engineering has different challenges and benefits than other common organizations for Civil Engineers or Transportation Planners. This presentation should provide a perspective on how we utilize dynamic tensions to reach consensus, how we apply lessons learned across disciplines and agencies, and share opportunities for growth and learning.
Biographical Information
Joe Totten is an engineer with USDA-Forest Service. He has worked in municipal government, state government, a transit system and as a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching middle school. He holds a bachelor degree from the University of Minnesota and a master degree from Portland State University. His research focuses were accessibility and transit.
Disciplines
Transportation | Urban Studies | Urban Studies and Planning
Recommended Citation
Totten, Joe, "Forest Service Engineering, Lessons and Opportunities" (2024). PSU Transportation Seminars. 247.