Lisa Schweitzer Named UC Transportation Student of the Year

UCLA Transportation Student Lisa Schweitzer has been selected the 2003 Transportation Student of the Year by the University of California Transportation Center (UCTC). Schweitzer won the vote of transportation faculty at the four Institute of Transportation Studies (ITS) campuses in the University of California System. More >>

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Meet the manager of UCLA’s new Center for Parking Policy

Three years after earning her master’s degree, Ellen Schwartz has returned to UCLA, where she’ll provide technical assistance to local and state officials throughout the policymaking process — from evaluation to implementation.

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