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Welcome to our Workforce Development page, where we connect you to essential resources that enhance skills and training in transportation. Explore our partnerships with the following centers.

 

SOUTHERN PLAINS TRANSPORATION CENTER

The Southern Plains Transportation Center (SPTC) is a consortium of 11 diverse academic institutions dedicated to providing solutions for climate-related transportation challenges across the region. Representing every state in the region, each member institution has demonstrated expertise in addressing weather-related infrastructure issues, leveraging their connections with state departments of transportation, private stakeholders, and other partners. 

SPTC also has access to key facilities such as the National Weather Center, NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory, Radar Innovations Laboratory, and the Oklahoma Mesonet. With these resources, partnerships, and talent, the Center is uniquely qualified to respond to the climate crisis and will support transportation research that will help increase the longevity and resilience of transportation infrastructure in an inclusive, sustainable, and economically competitive way.   

USDOT Funded Region 6 Center

 

CENTER FOR PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE SAFETY

The Center for Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety is dedicated to enhancing safety and accessibility for non-motorized transportation users through research, education, and community engagement. By promoting best practices and innovative solutions, the Center aims to create safer environments for pedestrians and cyclists alike. Visit our website to discover resources, training, and initiatives that can help you advocate for safer streets in your community!

 

NEW MEXICO LTAP CENTER

The New Mexico Local Technical Assistance Program (NM LTAP) is dedicated to providing training and resources to local agencies in transportation and infrastructure management. Through workshops, technical assistance, and knowledge sharing, NM LTAP empowers professionals to improve safety, efficiency, and sustainability in their communities. Visit the NM LTAP website today to access valuable support and training opportunities for TLPA professionals.

 

 UNM ON-THE-JOB AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PROGRAM

The University of New Mexico's On-the-Job Training (OJT) program offers hands-on experience and professional development for individuals pursuing careers in transportation and related fields. By partnering with local agencies and organizations, the OJT program provides valuable mentorship and practical skills that prepare participants for success in the workforce. If you're looking to kickstart your career in transportation, explore the UNM OJT program for invaluable hands-on training and mentorship.