Faculty Advisors
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Dr. Anurag PandeAssociate Professor
Cal Poly Civil & Environmental Engineering https://ceenve.calpoly.edu/faculty/apande/ Dr. Anurag Pande is the Student Chapter Faculty Advisor and an Associate Professor in the Cal Poly Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. His teaching and research interests include traffic safety, traffic simulation, and statistical analysis of transportation data. He is the editor of the upcoming edition of the Traffic Engineering Handbook published by ITE. |
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Go-to Starbucks drink: Large coffee. I guess they call it Venti. Nothing fancy.
Most obscure mode of transportation you have used: Camel cart. I used to ride it as a kid sometimes with my mother when she had to take us to her school in Rural parts of North-West India. If a movie were made about your life, who would play you? Why? Amitabh Bachhan. No particular reason but he is my favorite Indian movie star. Why do you love transportation? I keep finding new reasons to love it. As of right now it's the Cal Poly ITE student chapter. And I am not just saying that. |
Faculty Mentor
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Dr. Kimberley MastakoLecturer
Cal Poly Civil & Environmental Engineering KAllyn on Twitter: @kim_allyn In 1990, Dr. Mastako launched her career with ‘Mobility 2000 era’ Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems (IVHS). After five years of smart-mobility research, she shifted her attention to instructional design. She’s been teaching transportation courses ever since. Dr. Mastako is the author of Intro2Transpo and Traffic4Engineers Volume I: Unsignalized. Her Ph.D. from Texas A&M University is supported by a B.S. in civil engineering, plus M.B.A & M.S. in engineering management. |
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Go-to Starbucks drink: Philz Ecstatic, because it means I'm not at Starbucks.
Most obscure mode of transportation you have used: The zany hands-free Segway hoverboard thingy my daughter sometimes lets me borrow. If a movie were made about your life, who would play you? Why? Bryce Dallas Howard, for allowing and equipping her kids to be self-sufficient. Why do you love transportation? It's an everyday part of life that also happens to be a groovy engineering profession. |