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Building the Future of Transportation through the Global Advancement of Women.
WTS provides unprecedented access to the highest levels of the transportation industry (in fact, many WTS members are top leaders in the industry).
WTS chapters offer programs and activities to young girls that will spark their interest in all modes of transportation and encourage them to take courses in the STEM fields.
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The WTS Foundation for the attraction, retention, and advancement of women in transportation has awarded more than $1 million in scholarships.
WTS is an international organization dedicated to building the future of transportation through the global advancement of women. With over 6,500 members, including both women and men, WTS is turning the glass ceiling into a career portal through its professional programs, networking opportunities, and unparalleled access to industry and government leaders.
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Attention 2017 APTA Annual Meeting and EXPO Attendees! In conjunction with WTS International, you are cordially invited to the WEDNESDAY WAKE-UP BREAKFAST: Climbing... Read More »
HMMH's leadership has been deeply engaged with WTS for years, but this is just one piece of the company's multi-tiered approach to working toward professional... Read More »
Karen Philbrick, Executive Director for Mineta Transportation Institute, has been a valued member of WTS for more than nine years and is in her first term... Read More »
When Lisa Hoekenga received the WTS Molitoris Leadership Scholarship, she was an undergraduate student. Today, she leads projects at Michael Baker International... Read More »
TransportationYOU Event at Walter C. Young Middle School in Pembroke Pines, FL. The day started off by giving the students a brief presentation on Transportation... Read More »
In his turn-of-the-20th-century novel Sister Carrie, Theodore Dreiser shocked America with his raw, naturalistic portrayal of a rural society transforming... Read More »
Rachel Skinner, the Past President of WTS London, has been named as one of the top 50 Women in Engineering in a list published by the Daily Telegraph on... Read More »
Diane Woodend Jones, Chair of the 2016-2018 WTS International Board, Address to Membership at the 2016 Annual Conference Business Meeting Read More »
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Join us for a "Street Smarts" Day as we take you on a multi-modal tour through downtown Denver. Learn how transportation affects our urban environment and how it links communities by visiting various stations in downtown Denver that highlight transportation elements, including ADA, bikes, transit and bridges. Read More
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WTS Southwest Ohio is seeking nominations for the 2018-2019 WTS SW Ohio Board of Directors. While current, active members are the best candidates for director positions, non-members are encouraged to join WTS and get involved at the committee level. Read More
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Motivational Monday Monthly Talks Read More
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The September Professional Development program centers on innovation. We will hear about two leading edge projects - the cable-stayed pedestrian bridge over Mockingbird Lane and the Hyperloop. Read More
Transportation in the Toronto area is always big news - sometimes good, sometimes not so good. Join us for illuminating evening with three of the best known communicators on transportation issues as they dissect how they approach communicating in a 24/7 world, where public and customer expectations are always high. Panelist include: Anne Marie Aikins - Media Relations, Metrolinx Tess Kalinowski - Real Estate Reporter, Toronto Star Brad Ross - Executive Director Corporate Communications, TTC Read More