ITS Researcher Evelyn Blumenberg Honored By White House

UCLA Professor and Chair of Urban Planning and ITS Researcher Evelyn Blumenberg was recently honored by the White House as a “Champion of Change” for transportation.

The White House is honoring eleven local heroes who are “Champions of Change” for their exemplary leadership to ensure that transportation facilities, services, and jobs help individuals and their communities connect to 21st century opportunities. These individuals are leading the charge across the country building connectivity, strengthening transportation career pathways, and making connections between transportation and economic growth.

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