2005 | 2004
The New Jersey Economic Development
Authority (EDA) released a report, The Characteristics and
Economic Benefits of the Business Employment Incentive Program,
written by Joseph J. Seneca, University Professor; James W. Hughes,
Dean; and Will Irving, Research Associate.
Click
here to view the report. | Click
here to view the NJ EDA press release.
Acting Governor Codey released a report, The
Economic Benefits of the New Jersey Stem Cell Research Initiative, written by Joseph J. Seneca, University Professor, and
Will Irving, Research Associate.
Click here
to view the report. | Click here to view
Acting Governor Codey's press release.
National
Transit Institute Lands More Than $25 Million Under New Federal
Transportation Bill
The new federal transportation bill signed by President Bush
authorizes more than $25 million in federal funding for the National
Transit Institute (NTI) through 2010, bolstering NTI’s success
in attracting federal aid to Rutgers.
An article about the challenges and potential benefits of using
rail freight in New Jersey, "Those
Freight Train Blues" by Linda Stamato and Sanford
M. Jaffe, appeared in the New York Times.
Can't
look to the state for relief: With Jersey effectively broke, tax
reform must depend on ironclad spending controls ,
an editorial published in The
Star-Ledger.
2004
A
Voorhees Transportation Center survey commissioned by
the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission regarding the unintended
consequences of license suspensions has received widespread publicity
in The Star-Ledger, Courier News and on 101.5
FM.
Aftershock:
Serving 9-11 Displaced Workers – On September 30, the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce
Development hosted nearly 100 government officials, academics and
service providers for a look back at their experiences working with
one of the largest privately funded dislocated worker programs in
the nation.
Homeland
Security Awards NTI $200,000 to Develop Antiterror Training for
Nation’s Rail Industry
NEW OFFICE
MARKET REALTIES – The latest Sitar-Rutgers Regional Report
looks at fundamental changes that are now profoundly reshaping New
Jersey’s office markets
Rutgers
Facility Wins $600,000 Federal Grant to Conduct New Anti-terror
Training Program for Nation's Transit Systems
Nation
Needs Rutgers' Transportation Expertise
Rutgers
Wants to Star in Transportation
CEEEP Issues
Groundbreaking Study on Opportunities for New Jersey to Develop
Hydrogen as Alternative Fuel
Heldrich
Center Releases Report – The 70 Percent Solution, Helping
Young People Make Better Choices During & After High School
Regional
Business Partnership Honors Martin Robins With Merit Award in Transportation
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