Transitioning to Remote Teaching: Synchronous and Asynchronous Delivery

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Contributors

Peter Savolainen, P.E., MSU Foundation Professor | Michigan State University

Peter T. Savolainen is an MSU Foundation Professor and Associate Chair for Graduate Studies in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan State University. During his academic career, he has taught courses on transportation engineering, highway design, highway safety, urban planning, economics, and statistical methods. His research interests are in the areas of highway safety, traffic engineering, and road user behavior. Pete currently serves as Vice-Chair of the ITE Education Council and he is a professional engineer in the State of Michigan.
Edward Smaglik, P.E., Professor | Northern Arizona University

Edward J. Smaglik is a Professor at Northern Arizona University in the Department of Civil Engineering, Construction Management, and Environmental Engineering. The Director of AZTrans: The Arizona Laboratory for Applied Transportation Research, Ed has over 12 years of academic research and teaching experience as faculty. He currently serves as Chair of the TRB Traffic Signal Systems Committee his research focuses on advanced uses of vehicle detection, traffic signal systems analyses, transportation performance measures, and multimodal operations.

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Contributors

Peter Savolainen, P.E., MSU Foundation Professor | Michigan State University

Edward Smaglik, P.E., Professor | Northern Arizona University