Texas A & M University - College Station

2002 (when the photo was taken)Student Description
TTI is an official research agency for the Texas Department of Transportation and the Texas Railroad Commission. TTI works closely with many state and federal agencies as well as the private sector to improve the safety and efficiency of the transportation system.

TTI employs about 570 people - 275 professionals, 105 support staff and 190 students, divided about evenly between graduate and undergraduate students. About 45 members of the TTI professional staff hold joint academic appointments.

Dedicated to enhancing the economic competitiveness of the state and improving the quality of life for Texans, the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) is the largest university-affiliated transportation research agency in the United States. Created in 1950 in response to the needs of the Texas Highway Department, TTI has since broadened its focus to address all modes of transportation - highway, air, water, rail and pipeline. TTI is a state agency and a member of The Texas A&M University System.

Through a program of practical, applied research, TTI helps a wide variety of sponsors address a range of transportation challenges. For example, through decades of research in just the highway area - planning, design, construction, maintenance, safety and operations - virtually every mile of roadway in Texas has been positively impacted by some aspect of the TTI program. Through research, development and technology transfer, TTI is helping to meet the transportation needs of tomorrow.

Kyle Field at Texas A&M University. Largest Football

George Bush Presidential Library and Museum on the Texas

The nationally famous, FIGHTIN' TEXAS AGGIE BAND

The Albritton Bell Tower dominates this night-time view of

Olsen Field at Texas A&M University (Largest Crowd 11,052)

Reed Arena at Texas A&M University (Largest Crowd 12,633)

Over 82,000 gather to remember the victims of the terrorist

This fountain on the Texas A&M campus is known as the 'Fish

Military Walk, a tree lined walkway from the Memorial

A view of the Texas A&M University campus from Old Main

On Campus: Autumn comes to Aggieland.

Fountains in the Chemistry Plaza. Harrington Tower is

Looking down at the Aggies coming to the game from high atop

A view of the campus looking from the northside dorms

Pictured is the Sbisa Dining Hall, a 137,900 square foot

From 1909 to 1999 Texas A&M University students have worked

This sculpture on the Texas A&M Campus honors the Aggie

Pictured is the Alumni Center at Texas A&M University, home

Campus scene

The Zone at Kyle Field is located at the north endzone of the

Texas A&M University's Fightin' Texas Aggie Band—With

Pictured is Texas Aggie Muster at Reed Arena. Muster is

The Texas A&M University Aggie Ring is a tradition as

David G. Eller Oceanography and Meteorology Building

Traditions Dorm

Rudder Tower is a multi-purpose administrative and

Texas A&M University has the largest college of

Jack K. Williams Administration Building Enterence

YMCA Building

The Butler Building houses classrooms, laboratories of

Chemistry Building

Fransis Hall - Recreation, Parks and Tourism Sciences

History Building

Aerial View of a part of the Texas A&M "West Campus".

Aerial view of a part of the Texas A&M "Research Park" and

this is me in my first playoff game this past football year,

Administration Building

Albritton Bell Tower