Summer 2014 Newsletter

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3 Open Call for Corporate Sponsors
4 Corporate Partner Spotlight
5-7 Corporate Partners
8 Member in the News
8 NYCT Rail Control Center Tour
9 NJ Transit Light Rail Tour
10 Transportation YOU
11 Learn from a Leader
11 Membership Appreciation Night
12 Summer Solstice Happy Hour
13 Welcome New Members
13 WTS-GNY Board, Committees and Advisors
Advancing Women in Transportation
Greater New York Chapter
Volume XXI • No. 2
Summer 2014
FROM THE
PRESIDENT’S DESK
I was very pleased to see
so many Greater New
York (GNY) members at
the 2014 WTS Annual
Conference in Portland in
May. It was a great opportunity to network on a grand scale with
many impressive women leaders in transportation. Portland was a perfect setting for
the conference. I’ve never seen a city that
had so little vehicular traffic, driven by the
success of transit, pedestrian- and bicyclefriendly infrastructure which integrates
vibrant neighborhoods. Transportation is
such a powerful catalyst when designed
well.
Those in attendance from the GNY
Chapter were keeping an eye on every
detail for when we host the 2016 WTS
International Conference. Planning will
intensify in late 2014. If you have expressed
interest in helping with the conference, we
have not forgotten you and will be in touch.
Joining the conference committee is an
excellent networking and leadership development opportunity as you will meet and
collaborate with a broad cadre of transportation professionals throughout New York
City and beyond.
Our members also have expressed
interest in career development opportunities, so WTS-GNY started a new program
this summer called Learn from a Leader.
In the small roundtable discussions,
continued on page 8
Inside
Design-Build
Traffic, Transit,
Bridges, and More
BY AMY V. KAUFMAN
The writer is the WTS-GNY Communications
Committee chair and a consultant II at
Parsons Brinckerhoff.
A
pril showers brought WTS-GNY
members to Club 101 for the spring
dinner program. Over 150 attendees
gathered to network, honor two chapter
award winners and listen to the latest policy
initiatives on the docket for the newlyappointed commissioner of the New York City
Department of Transportation (NYCTDOT),
Polly Trottenberg.
WTS-GNY President Beth DeAngelo
opened the program by previewing the
chapter’s summer Leadership Roundtable
series. The program, a small gathering of
WTS members and a transportation industry leader, was inspired, DeAngelo asserted,
by Trottenberg, who had asked to meet
WTS-GNY members when she visited New
York last spring as a U.S.DOT representative. DeAngelo also announced that the
chapter will be the host of the 2016 WTS
International Conference, which elicited
an enthusiastic round of applause. She
then introduced the Rosa Parks Diversity
Leadership Award, which was presented by
WTS-GNY NY Programs Committee Chair
Alexa Gangemi.
The 2013 winner, Leslie Mesnick-Uretsky,
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a vice president at AKRF, created a ScienceTechnology-Engineering-Mathematics (STEM)
event to inspire young people, particularly
women, to pursue STEM careers. What
started as a small one-time program has
become an annual affair on Election Day
(when schools are closed) during which
students spend the day with a mentor at his
or her workplace. Mesnick-Uretsky described
the thank-you notes that she has received
from students after they participate in the daylong mentoring program. One young woman
was grateful that she had had the opportunity
to plan out her future as an engineer.
Featured speaker Polly Trottenberg
highlighted the assets for which NYCDOT
is responsible: 6,000 miles of roadways;
350,000 traffic lights; 12,700 signalized
intersections; 789 bridges (including the East
River bridges); 1,000,000 street signs; and
315,000 street lights. NYCDOT manages and
continued on page 2
NYCDOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg
served as the keynote speaker.
WTS Greater New York Chapter Newsletter Summer 2014
DESIGN-BUILD TRAFFIC, TRANSIT, BRIDGES
continued from page 1
maintains these assets with an annual operating budget of $900
million and a five-year, $6.3 billion capital program.
Trottenberg listed the priorities of the de Blasio administration
(which has more women in senior leadership roles than any previous administration). She started with Vision Zero, an important
public safety campaign. The goal of Vision Zero is to reduce and
eventually eliminate traffic fatalities through enforcement and education, in partnership with elected officials and the New York Police
Department.
A second priority is to get the most out of the dollars available to
make needed repairs to critical infrastructure. NYCDOT is emphasizing innovative project delivery methods such as increasing the
number of design-build contracts, an area in which, Trottenberg
asserts, New York is still catching up to the rest of the nation.
Another of Mayor de Blasio’s priorities is to expand the Select Bus
Service (SBS) program. To date, travel time on SBS routes has been
reduced by 20 percent versus standard bus service, which demonstrates the importance of this type of service to the riding public. In
late spring, the seventh SBS route was launched along 125th Street to
LaGuardia Airport. De Blasio has set 20 routes as his target roll-out
by the end of his first term in 2017.
Trottenberg credited her predecessor Janette Sadik-Khan with
beginning the transformation of New York City’s streets to more
walkable, livable places with bicycle lanes and public plazas.
Trottenberg intends to continue this trend as well as investment in
safe streets.
During the question-and-answer portion of the program,
Trottenberg responded to an inquiry about congestion pricing with an
assurance that the mayor and NYCDOT would reexamine its imple-
From left: WTS-GNY President Beth DeAngelo (Parsons
Brinckerhoff); 2013 Rosa Parks Diversity Leadership Award winner Leslie Mesnick-Uretsky (AKRF); WTS-GNY NY Programs
Committee Chair Alexa Gangemi (CH2M Hill).
From left: NYCDOT Chief of Staff Emily Gallo; Trinity Brown,
NYCDOT; Barbara Thayer, president of Barbara Thayer Associates;
WTS-GNY Membership Committee Chair Sandra Forte (Parsons
Brinckerhoff).
continued on page 3
From left: Christina Nickolas, NYCT; Jignasa Ray, AECOM;
NYCDOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg; WTS-GNY Director-At-
From left: Robert Dennison, VHB; Susan Jurman, MTA Capital
Large Rena Barta (Jacobs).
Construction; Chris Boylan, General Contractors Association of NY.
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DESIGN-BUILD TRAFFIC, TRANSIT, BRIDGES
have a high level of cooperation between sister transportation agencies
and that the importance of building another New York-New Jersey
tunnel cannot be overstated. For the New York metropolitan region to
remain competitive with other cities, she said, it is necessary to factor
in and prepare for population growth.
Event volunteers: Alexa Gangemi (CH2M Hill); Julia Kerson
(PANY&NJ); Jennifer Thompson (Parsons Brinckerhoff); Karyl Cafiero
(Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA); Elizabeth Hynes
(Parsons); Kellyann West (PANY&NJ). n
mentation potential. In terms of the livable city goals, Trottenberg
explained that legislation on the horizon for the City Council will be
important to expand Vision Zero, particularly the proposal to increase
penalties for drivers who hit bicyclists and pedestrians, as well as the
installation of clearer signage and more left-hand turn signals. She
agreed with a comment that “no question we have aging infrastructure.” Trottenberg concluded by emphasizing that it is essential to
From left: WTSGNY Advisory
Board Member
Vicky Kelly (Parsons
Brinckerhoff); WTSGNY Mentoring
Committee Co-Chair
Malinda Foy (TBTA);
and Maxwell
Sokol, Parsons
Brinckerhoff.
From left: MTA Bus Chief Darrell Irick; Mayer Horn,
Greenman-Pedersen; Harris Schectman, Sam Schwartz
Engineering.
Open Call for Corporate Partners for the 2014-2015 Program
WTS-GNY is seeking companies’ participation in our 20142015 Corporate Partnership Program to help women pursue
professional careers in transportation and transportation-related
fields. The funds raised through the Corporate Partnership
Program are used to sustain and expand the chapter’s professional development programs; industry recognition of women
in transportation; the mentoring program; and scholarships for
young women planning to enter the transportation industry. The
money also supports our programs, which this year featured
Elise Bremer-Nei, supervising planner, Bureau of Commuter
Mobility, NJ Department of Transportation; Veronique “Ronnie”
Hakim, executive director, NJ Transit; Mary K. Murphy, executive director, North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority;
Tom Prendergast, chairman & CEO of the MTA; and Polly
Trottenberg, commissioner, New York City Department of
Transportation.
Some of the benefits of being a Corporate Partner include:
n Tickets to this year’s Annual Gala, programs and special
events
n
Recognition at WTS events
Prominent display of your logo on the WTS-GNY website
along with a link to your company’s website
n Company ads in our newsletters and event programs
n For W/M/DBE partners, participation in the Annual W/M/
DBE Expo
There are several partnership levels available. Please click on
this link for more information on the benefits and joining the
Corporate Partnership Program. To take advantage of the tickets
and ad posting at this year’s Annual Gala on October 7th, please
return the response form by August 26th and provide your firm
logo, advertisement and gala attendee list per request schedule.
“CH2M Hill is proud to sponsor WTS Greater New York because
our staff benefits immeasurably from the substantive programming
and the camaraderie of the membership. Greater New York Chapter
members check their titles at the door and work in unison to build
relationships and help individuals grow. Join us!”
n
Tom Klin, CH2M Hill vice president of Northeast Transportation n
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Corporate Partner Spotlight
Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. (GPI) heartily
supports women in the transportation
design and construction industry, which
is best demonstrated by the key roles
many women company-wide. GPI is
proud to be a WTS-GNY corporate
partner through its offices in Lebanon,
NJ, and Babylon, Jamaica and
Montebello, NY.
Providing engineering and construction services for nearly 50 years, GPI is
a multidiscipline firm that is involved in
projects throughout the eastern United
States. With over 1,100 engineers,
construction managers/inspectors, planners, landscape architects, environmental
scientists and surveyors, GPI has been
working on some of the largest public
infrastructure improvement projects
nationwide. In the New York metropolitan area, the firm has worked on every
major suspension bridge, tunnel, viaduct
and highway leading into Manhattan.
A diverse service firm, GPI provides
construction management, engineering and inspection; bridge/structural
design; civil/highway engineering; traffic/transportation design; bridge coatings design and inspection; underwater
inspections; land planning and design;
environmental services; MEP/HVAC/
fire protection; survey/GPS/photogrammetric mapping; GIS and asset management; and computer modeling and data
management.
With nearly 500 professionals in the
New York metropolitan area, GPI has
excellent design and construction staff
to undertake any project. GPI was one
of the first engineering firms to provide
design-build services to New York State
Dept. of Transportation. It also was one
of the first firms to provide construction
management for the rehabilitation of
suspension bridge cable and anchorage
systems on New York’s major bridges
and has been providing these specialty
services for the past 30 years. Clients
continue to turn to GPI to help them
with their critical program management
projects to rehabilitate infrastructure
throughout the region.
With headquarters in Babylon, NY,
this branch is under the leadership of
Denise Carter, P.E., who has over 30
years of design and construction experience. Under her direction, Carter has
nearly doubled this office’s staff and
revenue since taking on the role of
branch manager in 2000. In addition to
WTS, Carter is active in many regional
industry-related associations. n
SAVE THE DATE
STAY CONNECTED WITH WTS
Join the WTS-GNY LinkedIn group. Visit www.linkedin.com and
search for WTS in the Groups section, or go to www.linkedin.com/e/
vgh/1828322/ and send us a request. This is a members-only group
intended to provide a forum for information sharing, discussions and
news updates. Members are encouraged to post events events and other
items of interest. Also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
To join WTS-GNY’s mailing list go to www.wtsinternational.org/greaternewyork and click the link at the bottom of the page.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
WTS-GNY
2014 Annual Gala
6-9 pm at
Battery Gardens Restaurant
inside Battery Park
(across from 17 State Street)
Honoree
Veronique Hakim
Woman of the Year
Executive Director, NJ Transit
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GNY Chapter’s 2014 Corporate Partners
CHAIRMAN
EXECUTIVE
PRESIDENT
ASSOCIATE
W/M/DBE
AECOM
Cubic
Transportation
Systems, Inc.
AKRF
Armand Corporation
Arup
Cambridge
Systematics
CH2M Hill
Dewberry
B. Thayer Associates
HDR
Gilbert Tweed
Associates
EnTech Engineering,
P.C.
Kawasaki
Envision Consultants,
Ltd.
Greenman-Pedersen,
Inc.
HAKS
Jacobs
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Vanasse Hangen
Brustlin, Inc.
General
Contractors Association of New York
STV
HNTB
Parsons
Arora Associates
The Louis Berger
Group
NY Building Congress
Robinson Aerial
Surveys, Inc.
Stantec Inc.
Stellar Services
URS Corporation
Studio L’Image
Weidlinger Associates,
Inc.
PARTNERING MORE POWERFULLY
AECOM…Creating, enhancing
and sustaining the world’s built,
natural and social environments.
Engineers | Scientists | Planners | Designers
Lisa DiTaranti, P.E.
Northeast Director, Transit & Rail
lditaranti@vhb.com
212.857.7311
www.aecom.com
www.vhb.com
Rendering credit: dbox, courtesy of Silverstein Properties Inc.
New York | New Jersey | Connecticut
Construction
Management
GPI Proudly Supports WTS
Engineering
Corporate Headquarters
Architecture
Land Surveying
Teamwork Quality Commitment
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40 Wall Street, 11th Floor, New York, NY 10005
tel.: (212) 747-1997 | fax: (212) 747-1947
New York | New Jersey | Pennsylvania | Maryland | Virginia
Connecticut | Massachusetts | Rhode Island | Florida
www.haks.net
Would you like to see YOUR company’s ad here? Become a WTS-GNY Corporate Partner!
Contact Janice Li at (908) 963-6420 or janice.li@ch2m.com.
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Contact: Julie Cowing
440 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10016
Environmental, Planning,
and Engineering Consultants
646.388.9733
jcowing@akrf.com
www.akrf.com
New York City • Hudson Valley • Long Island • New Jersey • Baltimore/Washington
Sustainable Transportation Solutions
Cubic Salutes WTS
www.ch2mhill.com
Hello Progress
cts.cubic.com
Proud provider of the MetroCard , SmartLink and NJ Transit fare collection systems and services.
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Aviation
Bridges
Construction inspection
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Security
Tolling
Tunnels
Environmental
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& planning
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Construction Management | Project Management
Engineering | Planning | Architecture
www.urs.com
wai.com
buildings
bridges
www.aroraengineers.com
infrastructure
applied science
security
investigations
PLANNING • DESIGN • CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT • FACILITIES MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
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Member in the News
Amy V. Kaufman
SAVE THE DATE
Amy V. Kaufman, WTS-GNY Communications chair and a 17-year
veteran of the MTA and New York City Transit (NYCT), has joined
Parsons Brinckerhoff’s Strategic Consulting group as a consultant
II. She was most recently a senior director with MTA NYCT’s Dept.
of Subways in the Capital Programs office. Amy is now a member of
the Rail and Transit Asset Management team, working on projects in
the Northeast as well as across the United States and Canada. She is
excited to be a part of this multidisciplinary group and to work with
team members at different Parsons Brinckerhoff offices nationwide. n
WTS NYCT Rail Control Center Tours
Learn from a Leader
Roundtable Series
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
5:30-7:00 pm
Featured speaker:
Rebecca Reyes Alicea
NEC Project Manager/NEC FUTURE
Program Manager, Federal Railroad
Administration
BY ALEXA GANGEMI
The writer is the WTS-GNY NY Programs Committee chair and a project manager at
CH2M Hill.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
W
TS hosted two separate members-only tours of New York City Transit’s (NYCT)
Rail Control Center, located in Midtown Manhattan. Nine members had the
chance to tour the facility and learn about behind-the-scenes operations at
NYCT on April 10th, and a group of 10 attended on June 18th.
The tour covered both the history of the subway system and NYCT subway operations, in addition to describing planned projects for improvements to train control, operations maintenance and rolling stock. Many interesting and fun facts were also provided
along the way.
Built in 1997, the main operating floor is about the size of a football field and is
staffed by NYCT employees who manage all subway service; coordinate and distribute
information to passengers and employees; oversee a range of projects underway 24/7
systemwide; and collaborate with connecting transit agencies. The building is equipped
to serve as a command center during extreme events such as Hurricane Sandy. It has
facilities for staff to coordinate
activities centrally until the event is
resolved.
Event volunteers: Alexa Gangemi
(CH2M Hill) and Mariya Carey
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
(Stantec). n
SAVE THE DATE
WTS-GNY
Membership
Recruitment Drive
6:00-8:00 pm at
The Park restaurant
near the High Line
members have heard about the challenges
and successes of accomplished women professionals followed by interactive discussions
about the obstacles attendees have faced, with
guidance offered by the group. The sessions
appear to be of value because the attendees
have been talking up a storm and don’t want
them to end. Please let us know what you
think. Offer your feedback to me at deangelo@pbworld.com.
Excitement is rising as many of our
committees collaborate to bring you the 2014
WTS-GNY Annual Gala on Tuesday, October
7th at the Battery Gardens Restaurant at
Battery Park. WTS-GNY is honored to pay
tribute to so many talented women, first and
foremost is Veronique “Ronnie” Hakim, executive director of NJ Transit, as 2014 Women
of the Year. She has done so much to support
our mission to promote women in transportation so SAVE THE DATE to join us in this
celebration.
Thanks for your continued support.
Beth DeAngelo
President GNY Chapter
(212) 465-5090
DeAngelo@pbworld.com n
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WTS Tours New Jersey Transit’s
Newark Light Rail and Grove
Street Station
BY AIMEE JEFFERSON
The writer is the WTS-GNY Young Professionals Committee co-chair and
a member of the NJ Programs Committee. She also is a transportation
safety planner at the Center for Advanced Infrastructure & Transportation
(CAIT), Rutgers.
A view of the Vehicle Base Facility.
O
n May 2nd, NJ Transit (NJT) hosted a technical tour for WTS-GNY
members of the Newark Light Rail.
The WTS group was greeted by Sandra Check, senior director
of Employee Engagement, and Neal Fitzsimmons, director of Light Rail
Service Planning, who gave a brief overview of the system and history of
downtown Newark Penn Station.
From the Penn Station Waiting Room, the group, led by Fitzsimmons,
made its way down to the light-rail platform where it was met by maintenance employee Allen Miller. Stepping into the sleek, air-conditioned
railcar, the group listened to Fitzsimmons and Miller explain the daily nuts
and bolts of the light-rail system. Meanwhile, the railcar wound its way
through the historic Morris Canal right-of-way and along the new, aboveground extension to the Grove Street Station terminal in Belleville.
The Grove Street Station serves as the light rail’s operations center and
vehicle base facility, which was also part of the tour. Operations personnel
Andy Mercogliano, Kem Anyika and Cyrus Little provided a behind-thescenes look at the complexities of routine maintenance procedures, specialized machinery and heavy-duty railcar loading systems.
WTS members were also given the unique opportunity to glimpse the
inner workings of the control room. Analyst Dough Reed explained how
the operations center tracks railcar locations and issues scheduling modifications. The center also features live feeds from video monitors of the
light-rail system’s 21,000 daily riders and real-time information on track
use and connectivity.
Many thanks to the NJT officials for their insight and generosity in
hosting WTS. Special thanks also go to Greg Woods, deputy general
manager of the Newark Light Rail.
Event volunteers: Aimee Jefferson (Rutgers); Polina Knaster (HDR) and
Kerri Tyerman (Dewberry). n
A view of the Grove Street Station platform.
NJT Director of Light Rail Service Planning Neil Fitzsimmons
explains the Newark Light Rail to WTS members.
WTS members prepare to depart
after learning about NJT’s fascinating light-rail system.
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Transportation YOU
DC Summit 2014
T
he 2014 Transportation YOU DC
Summit was held on June 25-29 in
Washington, D.C. This year, Dominique
Arno (City Polytechinic High School,
Brooklyn) and WTS-GNY Transportation
YOU Committee member Taylor Reiss Gouge
(NYCDOT) attended as the representatives
from the GNY chapter. Gouge and Arno were
joined by 20 other mentee/mentor pairs from
around the nation for five days of non-stop
transportation fun and learning opportunities. Highlights from the Summit, which was
organized by WTS International, included a
tour of the FAA Command Center; a leadership breakfast with U.S. DOT women executives; and a team-based “challenge project” to
improve connectivity near a DC Metro station,
which was organized by staff from Rutgers
and Portland State universities, including
WTS-GNY Young Professionals Committee
Co-Chair Aimee Jefferson. n
Taylor and Dominique in front of the White House.
“Transit Titans” challenge project team. Dominique (2nd from left), Taylor (1st
from right), and Aimee Jefferson (2nd from right).
“Transit Titans” challenge project team.
From left: Kim Cherry, deputy chief of STEM at DC Public
Schools (and Dominique’s aunt); Suzanne Boda, senior vice president, American Airlines; Dominique Arno; WTS International
President and CEO Marcia Ferranto; Dr. Beverly A. Scott, MBTA
general manager.
Dominique at the U.S. Senate Committee on
Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
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Learn from a Leader
O
n July 24th, Parsons Brinckerhoff’s
Lawrenceville, NJ, office hosted the
Learn from a Leader program featuring Laine Rankin, manager, New Jersey
Department of Transportation.
The speakers in this series hail from
both the public and private sectors and
share their experiences with small groups,
providing insight into the exciting work they
are performing and the lessons learned in
getting to this point in their careers.
Event volunteers: Polina Knaster (HDR)
and Tam Sillick (Parsons Brinckerhoff). n
Attendees: Standing from left: Kavita Dave (Parsons Brinckerhoff); Nancy Liu (NJDOT);
Jennifer Steen (Parsons Brinckerhoff); WTS-GNY Vice President (NJ) Polina Knaster
(HDR); Marilyn Fox (Parsons Brinckerhoff); Megan Myers (Arora and Associates);
Colleen Turley (Parsons Brinckerhoff); Colleen O’Neil (Arora and Associates); Liz
Archer (Dewberry). Seated from left: Laine Rankin (NJDOT); Thanh Le (NJDOT);
Patty Egan (Stokes Creative Group); Nicole Khan (Michael Baker Corp.). Attendees not
shown: Janet Keiser (Parsons Brinckerhoff) and Tam Sillick (Parsons Brinckerhoff).
Membership Appreciation Night
The chapter’s 4th annual “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” membership appreciation night was a big hit on
Tuesday, July 22nd at Yankee Stadium (Yankees v. Texas Rangers)!
From left: Catherine Corless, NYCT
(seated); Mavis Mai, MTA; WTSGNY Advisor Board Member Marcia
Shapiro (Marine Tiger Technologies);
WTS-GNY President Beth DeAngelo
(Parsons Brinckerhoff); and Debbie
Chin, NYCT.
From left (foreground): Carmen
Oleksinki, MTA and WTS-GNY
Treasurer Elizabeth Hynes (Parsons)
From left: guest Chrissie Carlin; Lynda Viray,
Back row: WTS-GNY Young
NYCT; WTS-GNY Young Professionals
Professionals Co-Chair Portia Henry
Co-Chair Aimee Jefferson, in cap (Rugters);
(PANY&NJ).
Taylor Reiss Gouge (NYCDOT); Carmen
Oleksinki, MTA.
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Summer Solstice
Happy Hour
O
n a glorious summer evening,
WTS-GNY held its 3rd Annual
Summer Solstice Happy Hour on
the patio at Rats Restaurant in Central New
Jersey, overlooking a lush water feature. On June 26th, over cold beverages and
hors d’oeuvres, attendees shared lighthearted conversation amid croaking frogs
and wandering ducks. Some participants
wandered around the adjoining Grounds of
Sculpture, which features over 270 contem-
porary sculptures around 42 magnificently
landscaped acres. Event volunteers: Beth DeAngelo (Parsons
Brinckerhoff), Polina Knaster (HDR), Tam
Sillick (Parsons Brinckerhoff). n
From left: Yelena Shayer, Gannett Fleming; WTS-GNY
Vice President (NJ) Polina Knaster (HDR); Tam Sillick,
Parsons Brinckerhoff; WTS-GNY NJ Programs Committee
Standing from left: WTS-GNY NJ Programs Committee Chair Kerri Tyerman
Chair Kerri Tyerman (Dewberry).
(Dewberry); WTS-GNY Vice President (NJ) Polina Knaster (HDR); Nancy Liu
(NJDOT); Tam Sillick, Parsons Brinckerhoff. Seated from left: Deborah Rose,
NJ Transit; Naomi Barnes, NJDOT; WTS-GNY President Beth DeAngelo
(Parsons Brinckerhoff); Chrissy Barnes, Stokes Creative Group; Patty Egan,
Stokes Creative Group; Yelena Shayer, Gannett Fleming.
Tam Sillick, Parsons Brinckerhoff; WTS-GNY Vice
A view of Rats Restaurant.
President (NJ) Polina Knaster (HDR).
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A Warm Welcome to Our New Members!
The list reflects the new members who joined the chapter up until press time.
Yemi Adediji
Rutgers University
Diane Austin
MTA Metro-North Railroad
Wanjiru Bila
Eileen Botti
Tiffany Carson
Stantec
Casey-Marie Claude
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Rosanna Collars
Arup
Susan Cowin
NYS Dept. of Taxation & Finance
Patricia Egan
Stokes Creative Group, Inc.
Jaclyn Garet
Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission
Summer Greenstein
Hunter College
Cathy Henderson
CH2M Hill
Jennifer Hogan
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc.
Kirsty McConnell
CH2M Hill
Kelly O’Connor
CH2M Hill
Katerina Radin
Kate Rube
Project for Public Spaces
Lynda Viray
MTA New York City Transit
Nicole Weymouth
AECOM
WTS-GNY BOARD, COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND ADVISORS 2012-2014
BOA RD
PRES I DE NT
Beth DeAngelo
(212) 465-5090
Deborah Hyman
C OR POR ATE PAR TNER S
SPEC IAL EVENTS
MTA NYCT
Janice Li
Jing Du
Stephanie Pinson,
Past Chair
(646) 252-2614
Ella McLeod
CH2M Hill
MTA Bridges & Tunnels
Gilbert Tweed Associates, Inc.
(908) 963-6420
MTA NYCT
The Wathen Group
MEMBER SHIP
(646) 252-7127
Lisa Pompei
VI C E P R E S I D E NT S
(646) 252-3109
Linda Travis
Julia Kerson
Retired
Erica DeCrescenzo
NYCDOT
(212) 839-6965
Sandra Forte
PANY&NJ
(917) 913-2307
(201) 395-3956
Polina Knaster
IM M EDIAT E P AS T P RES IDEN T
HDR
Mary K. Murphy
MENTOR ING
NJTPA
Malinda Foy
(862) 236-1746
TREA S U R E R
(973) 639-8401
Elizabeth Hynes
Parsons
(212) 266-8393
COMMIT TEES
CO M M UN ICAT IO N S
S EC R E TA R Y
Stephanie Camay
(212) 465-5178
(212) 465-5630
TBTA
(646) 252-7114
Nina Harvey
Arup
(212) 897-1554
Amy V. Kaufman
PR OG R AMS
Alexa Gangemi (NY)
(212) 465-5305
D I RE C T O R S - AT- L A R G E
N EW S LET T ER
S UB CO M M IT T EE
Rena Barta
Daniella Bernett
Jacobs
STV
(862) 242-7161
Lisa DiTaranti
(212) 614-7632
VHB
(212) 695-5858 Ext. 7311
CH2M Hill
(646) 253-8682
Kerri Tyerman (NJ)
Dewberry
Michael Baker
(914) 539-4731
Ani Toncheva
Wilson Ihrig & Associates
(212) 785-0485
YOU NG PR OFESSIONALS
Aimee Jefferson
Keri Cibelli
AKRF
(646) 388-9858
Doreen Frasca
Frasca and Associates, LLC
Greg Kelly
Saundra Lautenberg
Trueform
Anne Locke
AKRF
Anita Miller
Rutgers/Bloustein School
MTA
(646) 535-6571
Portia Henry
CH2M Hill
PANY&NJ
(757) 532-9876
TR ANSPOR TATION YOU
Nicole Bucich
Porie Saikia-Eapen
Barbara Thayer
B. Thayer Associates
Laura Toole
Sam Schwartz Engineering
Martha Walther
MTA
(212) 465-5220
Emmanuelle Humblet
PAST PR ESID E N TS
Felice Farber
VHB
General Contractors Assoc.
(212) 695-5858 Ext. 7316
MTA NYCT
L. Dédi Gonga
Jenny Kapelyan
(973) 780-9353
SC HOLAR SHIP
Deborah Wathen Finn
ADVISORY BOARD
Mary K. Murphy
NJTPA
Richard Maitino, Chair
Parsons Transportation Group
Marcia Shapiro
Marine Tiger Technologies
Pippa Woods
www.wtsinternational.org/greaternewyork/
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