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2023 NAWHSL Conference Photos
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2023 NAWHSL Conference Program
Program graduates Brian Cluever, Adam Heitzenrater, Amy Wilcock, Holly Alway and Carrie Rhodes.
Road safety professionals must solve problems by working with diverse teams from other safety disciplines. Teamwork, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking are essential for success in road safety management and administration. MTSA provides road safety professionals with a sound knowledge base of theory and evidence-based solutions that can be effectively applied to programs administered by State Highway Safety Offices, state DOT’s, and other road safety organizations.
In recognition of nearly five decades of advancing rail safety education, Operation Lifesaver, Inc. (OLI)In recognition of nearly five decades of advancing rail safety education, Operation Lifesaver, Inc. (OLI) awarded Jennie Glasgow its 2021 Champion Award. OLI Executive Director Rachel Maleh announced the award during the 2021 Operation Lifesaver State Coordinator Summit in Omaha, Nebraska, stating, “Jennie Glasgow has raised the organization's profile through her connections with state and national government executives, sports teams, corporations, and other nonprofits, all while expanding the organization's reach and partnerships."
A longtime friend of GHSA, Jennie is State Coordinator of Georgia Operation Lifesaver and has worked tirelessly for the past 47 years to promote railway safety education. She has also been appointed to serve as her state’s representative to the National Association of Women Highway Safety Leaders (NAWSHL) by five governors. Congratulations Jennie!
A longtime friend of GHSA, Jennie is State Coordinator of Georgia Operation Lifesaver and has worked tirelessly for the past 47 years to promote railway safety education. She has also been appointed to serve as her state’s representative to the National Association of Women Highway Safety Leaders (NAWSHL) by five governors. Congratulations Jennie!
In a world where you can be anything- be like Jennie!
Terecia Wilson,
Professor of Practice and Assistant Director, Institute for Global Road Safety and Security, Clemson University
The inaugural cohort of students enrolled in Clemson University’s first-in-the-nation Master of Transportation Safety Administration (MTSA) program graduated on August 6, 2021. Five road safety professionals completed the two-year, 30-credit hour, non-thesis, online interdisciplinary program.
To learn more about MTSA, visit clemson.edu/mtsa. Applications are currently being accepted for Spring, Summer, and Fall 2022.
NEWS
GHSA released two reports addressing the issue of equity in traffic safety and engagement. The first report, released in June, analyzed data for 2015-2019 and found that traffic fatalities disproportionately affect Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).
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The Ford Driving Skills for Life program relaunched in-person events in August with new health and safety guidelines. GHSA Vice Chair Barbara Rooney, Director of the California Office of Traffic Safety, helped launch the event in Anaheim with Ford Fund’s Jim Graham and Nolan Katerburg.
The Master of Transportation Safety Administration is the first degree program of its in the United States. We are excited to offer this innovative, one-of-a-kind experience to students throughout the country and throughout the world.
