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A Stanley Baldwin Wallace College graduate pupil and a senior at West Valley Top College in Yakima, Wash., are winners of the thirteenth annual American Street & Transportation Developers Affiliation (ARTBA) “Pupil Transportation Video Contest.”
Backed by way of the affiliation’s Analysis & Training Department, the contest demanding situations scholars to expand a short lived video exploring a subject matter associated with the country’s transportation community. Scholars from around the nation submitted movies.
Winners had been decided on by way of a panel of ARTBA participants. Each and every winner receives $500.
The profitable movies shall be proven at ARTBA’s nationwide conference in Amelia Island, Fla., Sept. 22-25:
Age Crew One (Fundamental, Heart or Top College Scholars): “CHIP: The Long term of Town Control” by way of twelfth Grader Andrew Cabbage explored the position of automobiles in our society and what the way forward for mobility may seem like in city spaces, mentioning contemporary methods in Seattle, New York and Chicago.
Age Crew Two (Submit-Secondary/Faculty/Graduate Degree): “The Significance of Infrastructure Funding in the US,” used to be submitted by way of Cassandra Rondinella, who is operating on her Grasp of Arts in Training at Stanley Baldwin Wallace College. Rondinella is also a library media specialist for the Akron Public College gadget.
Her profitable access coated the significance of transportation infrastructure to the U.S. financial system and high quality of lifestyles. The video additionally highlighted profession alternatives within the business and inspired scholars to discover “this thrilling box.”
For more info, consult with www.artba.org.
