2019 MASITE ANNUAL MEETING
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
September 26-27, 2019
Contacts
Elizabeth Schwartz
eschwartz@benesch.com
Join us for the 2019 ITE Mid-Atlantic Section (MASITE) Annual Meeting! We look forward to sharing and discussing the ongoing advancements of mobility, safety, intelligent transportation technology, and more for all modes of ground transportation. The technical program will take place on Friday, and be highlighted by our keynote speaker, Timothy Scanlon, Director of Traffic Engineering and Operations for the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. Arrive early to participate in our technical tour or workshop and then enjoy the Welcome Reception on Thursday night! Additional details on the extended workshops and social events can be found below. See you there!
-- The 2019 Annual Meeting Planning Committee
Please note:
- Early Registration ends on September 12, 2019.
- On-Line Registration Ends on September 20, 2019.
- Cancellations after September 13, 2019 will not be refunded.
Hotel Accommodations
Please book your overnight stay by September 5, 2019, at the conference hotel, the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, under "MASITE" to receive a reduced rate of $111/night.
To book a Reduced Rate room at the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, please click here.
Thursday Bike Tour
Thursday September 26th 1:00-3:00 PM - City of Lancaster Bike Tour
Join us for a tour of Lancaster's in-progress and completed roadway and bicycle projects, including one-way street conversions, mini-roundabouts, protected bicycle lanes, and more. The tour will be guided by representatives of the City of Lancaster and attendees will be provided bikes through the City's bikeshare program, Bike It Lancaster. Attendees are required to bring their own helmets and the tour will be limited to the first 15 registrants to sign-up.
Thursday Ethics Workshop
Thursday September 26th 1:00-3:00 PM - Ethics - The Heart of the Engineering Profession
Technology has advanced engineering, as a profession, over the past 40 years. While technology has changed, people have not, and we continue to face the same ethical dilemmas we faced 40 years ago. This workshop, "Ethics - The Heart of the Engineering Profession", will discuss why ethics is a core principle of our industry, while outlining some of the ethical issues that engineers encounter over their careers using pertinent case studies. We'll discuss the gamut of issues, review the engineering code of ethics applicable to professional societies, professional licensing boards, and our places of employment; and introduce tools and resources that will help engineers stay on the right path, professionally.
Thursday Welcome Reception
Thursday September 26th 6:00-8:00 PM at Decades
Join us on Thursday evening for a happy hour at Decades. Located just a short walk from the Marriott along Queen Street, this local favorite features bowling, games, and more. Even if you can't avoid throwing the ball in the gutter, you can enjoy the open bar (with beer and wine), heavy appetizers, and networking with the best transportation engineers in the Mid-Atlantic region. Welcome Reception NOT included in Full Registration fee, see Optional Conference Activities to register.
Meeting Sponsorship and Exhibitor/Vendor Registration
For more information on meeting sponsorship and exhibiting oppurtunities at this year's meeting Please coordinate with our Annual Conference Committe Members listed below. Sponsorship and Exibitor payments accepted by check only.
Sid New: snew@gfnet.com