The University of Pennsylvania Transportation Systems Engineering (TSE) program was founded in 1967 by Dr. Vukan R. Vuchic (pictured right). In May 1997 a cooperative effort among alumni, faculty, and administrators culminated in the first ever Reunion and 30 Year Commemoration of the Transportation System Engineering and Logistics Program at Penn. Following the TSE 30 Reunion, Dr. Vuchic and several alumni formed the Transportation Systems Engineering Alumni Club (TSEAC).

Mission

TSEAC exists to develop and maintain a strong network of alumni from the University of Pennsylvania's Transportation Systems Engineering Program.

TSEAC established and continues to work toward the following goals:

• Establishing contacts between TSE alumni and perpetuating the alumni network,
• Advancing the TSE program at Penn, and
• Promoting alumni professional development.

Vision

TSEAC will evolve into an international network of professionals bound by a common interest in transportation systems cultivated by the Transportation Systems Engineering Program of the University of Pennsylvania.

TSEAC members will remain in contact via this website, periodic mailings, regional gatherings, and quinquennial reunion and technical conference to commemorate the founding of Penn's Transportation Systems Engineering Program.

Matthew B. Malozi, Chairman (mmalozi@trafficpd.com)
Robert M. Wright, Vice-Chairman (robert.wright@phila.gov)
Scott Brady, Secretary/Treasurer (sbrady@dvrpc.org)
Dr. Shinya Kikuchi, Member-at-Large (kikuchi@ce.udel.edu)
Dr. Vukan R. Vuchic, University Liaison (vuchic@seas.upenn.edu)