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Laurie
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Associate Professor of Public Policy lschintl@gmu.edu Dr. Laurie Schintler is Associate Professor at the School of Public Policy at George Mason University, where she teaches graduate courses on transportation theory and models, regional development theory, and statistics and econometrics. Dr. Schintler has written numerous articles and papers in her field, including "A Prototype Dynamic Transportation Network Model" and "Evaluation of the Smart Flexible Integrated Real-time Enhancement System (SaFIRES)". Dr. Schintler is Book Review Editor for the Annals of Regional Science, and, among other service activities, is helping the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments design and set up a web site for complaints regarding signalized intersections in the Washington region. Dr. Schintler received her Ph.D. in Regional Planning from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Biography from Operations and Logistics Center website |
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