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JOIN / SUPPORT TRB
There are several ways for TRB and its constituents to develop a partnership beyond the occasional publication
purchase or meeting registration. Below are options to be involved and support TRB.
As TRB’s reach continues to grow, we are working to become more diverse in our partnerships more inclusive of
new stakeholders, and more global in our outlook. As one of six major program divisions of the National Academies
of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, our mission is to provide leadership in transportation innovation
and progress through research and information exchange, conducted within a setting that is objective, interdisciplinary,
and multimodal.
This innovation cannot occur without the participation of more than 7,000 engineers, scientists, and other transportation
researchers and practitioners from the public and private sectors and academia, all who contribute their
expertise in the public interest by participating on TRB committees, panels, and task forces. Others get
involved and support TRB activities as TRB Global Affiliates, by participating in TRB sponsored conferences,
workshops and webinars, authoring technical papers, contract research reports, and much more. All of this
work culminates at our Annual Meeting each year which attracts the more than 13,000 transportation professionals
that make up the broader TRB community.
The tabs below highlight several new and exciting ways that TRB seeks to launch and support new programs and
initiatives including a revamped Global Affiliate program, webinar sponsorships, TRB Forums, and expanded
opportunities to participate in the Annual Meeting.
There are several ways for TRB and its constituents to develop a partnership beyond the occasional publication
purchase or meeting registration. Below are options to be involved and support TRB.
TRB BOARDS AND FORUMS
Marine Board
The Marine Board identifies research needs and provides a forum for exchange of information relating to new technologies, laws and regulations, economics, the environment, and other issues affecting the marine transportation system, port operations, coastal engineering, and marine governance. Formed in 1965, the Marine Board is an internationally recognized source of expertise on maritime transportation and marine engineering and technology. In response to requests from sponsoring agencies or on its own initiative, the Marine Board serves the national interest by providing evaluations and advice concerning the ability of the nation's marine and maritime industries to operate safely and efficiently and in an environmentally responsible manner.
As part of TRB, the Marine Board both enhances and is supported by TRB's standing committees, particularly those involved with ports and channels, inland water transport, planning, and the environment. The Marine Board coordinates and works closely with other boards of the National Academies in areas of mutual interest.
Marine Board Sponsors
Contact Information
For more information visit the Marine Board website or contact Marine Board Staff Director, Scott Brotemarkle.
Forum on Preparing for Automated Vehicles and Shared Mobility
The National Academies/TRB Forum on Preparing for Automated Vehicles and Shared Mobility (Forum on AVs and Shared Mobility) was formed in 2017 to bring together public, private and research organizational partners to discuss, identify, and facilitate fact-based research needed to deploy automated vehicles and shared mobility services in a manner and timeframe that informs policy to best meet long-term goals, and to share perspectives on these issues. The long-term goals include increasing safety, reducing congestion, enhancing accessibility, increasing sustainability, and encouraging economic development and equity.
Forum on AVs and Shared Mobility Sponsors
- AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
- Alta Planning & Design
- Auto Alliance
- CalTrans and California DMV
- Cubic Transportation Systems
- Econolite
- Florida Department of Transportation
- Ohio Department of Transportation
- Maricopa County Department of Transportation
- Michigan Department of Transportation
- New York Department of Transportation
- Texas A&M Transportation Institute
- U.S. Department of Transportation
- University of California ITS
- University of Michigan & American Center for Mobility
- Virginia Department of Transportation
- Washington State Transportation Commission
- WSP USA
For more information contact Mark Norman or Patrice Davenport.
INTRODUCING THE TRB GLOBAL AFFILIATE PROGRAM
You and your organization are cordially invited to become a Global Affiliate of the Transportation
Research Board (TRB) of the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine and help
shape the way the world travels, ship goods, and connects.
As a TRB Global Affiliate, your organization will be supporting thousands of transportation leaders
and professionals at all levels of government, the private sector, and academia‑working together
to promote progress in transportation through innovation and research.
Global Affiliate organizations also receive a selection of TRB services and products at a discount.
These include opportunities for participation in selected programs, access to knowledge,
and exposure for your organization. You can select those that best match the specific interests
and needs of your organization.
Through the research that it conducts, TRB develops major improvements in transportation
technology and services, along with its publications and online resources, which provide valuable
information regarding virtually any issue related to transportation. Through its
convening activities, TRB brings together the brightest minds to discuss and
develop solutions to problems and issues facing transportation professionals. Through its
advising role, TRB develops policy studies that tackle complex and often controversial
issues of national significance.
Help support the mission of TRB to provide innovation and progress in transportation through research
by becoming a Global Affiliate of TRB. For additional information, contact Patrice Davenport
(
pdavenport@nas.edu; 202-334-2516.)
There are six different levels of Affiliate support that organizations can provide to TRB. Organizations
can select a package of benefits commensurate with their level of desired support and the benefits
they value most. The Global Affiliate Benefits Chart lists the benefits that can be
selected at the six different levels of support. All benefits included at a particular level
of support are shown with a check mark (which means the benefit is part of the package) or a
percentage discount (which conveys a benefit discount at that level of support).[1]
YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE TRB COMMUNITY HAS IMPACT:
- 200+ standing committees
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7,000+ volunteers serving on committees and panels who hail from engineering, science, law, transportation
operations, and from the public and private sectors and academia
- 13,000+ attendees at the TRB Annual Meeting
- 750+ sessions and workshops at the TRB Annual Meeting
- 90+ webinars annually
- 32,000+ webinar attendees annually
- 70+ TRB meetings and conferences hosted annually
- 100+ national policy studies conducted
- 15 active policy study committees
- 200+ publications annually
- 300+ current research projects
[1] Global Affiliates receive benefits that are equal to or exceed the level of support. Therefore,
no part of Global Affiliate support will be considered a charitable contribution. The National
Academies and TRB reserve the right to not accept or to discontinue the support from an Affiliate
organization if such support could be perceived as creating a conflict of interest in regards
to studies being conducted by the National Academies or TRB.
TRB 2017 | 2018 GLOBAL AFFILIATE PROGRAM BENEFITS
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(Non-profit, Educational Institutions, and Government Agencies Receive 20% off Global
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Inclusion in TRB Staff Field Visit Program to facilitate ideas exchange and networking
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Recognized Sponsor of annual TRB Critical Issues in Transportation video
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Logo with link to homepage in weekly issue of TRB e-Newsletter (65,000+ subscribers)
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| Access to invitation-only and limited-space events and receptions |
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| Named VIP Table of 10 (or tickets) to TRB Annual Meeting Chairman’s Luncheon |
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| Discounted TRB Annual Meeting Patron participation |
25% |
15% |
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| Discounted sponsorship of Annual Meeting Receptions |
25% |
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| Discounted sponsorship of TRB Webinar packages, and other learning events |
25% |
15% |
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| Recognition in TRB Annual Report and Annual Meeting Program book |
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| Logo with link to homepage on TRB Supporters website page |
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| Complimentary or discounted TRB Webinar registrations included for employees |
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Complimentary or discounted employment listings on Careers in Motion Job Board
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INCLUDED |
50% |
25% |
15% |
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| Complimentary or discounted participation in TRB Roundtables and Forums |
INCLUDED |
50% |
25% |
15% |
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| TRB Annual Meeting registrations |
50 |
35 |
20 |
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Complimentary or discounted Exhibitor space during TRB Annual Meeting (first 100 sq. ft.)
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35% |
25% |
15%
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| Listing in Global Affiliates Online Directory |
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| Annual collection of TRB Printed Publications |
THREE SETS |
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| 25% off purchases of TRB Publications |
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| Organization wide TRR Journal Online Subscriptions |
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| TR News Individual Subscriptions (includes Annual Report) |
50 |
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| Customized TRID database literature searches by professional TRB Library staff |
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INDIVIDUAL / STUDENT AFFILIATES
TRB Individual Affiliates pay an annual fee plus a variable subscription fee based on the
publications they receive if they participate in the optional customized subscription service maintained
exclusively for sponsors and affiliates. The current individual affiliate fee is $205.
The benefits
and services include:
- Reduced fees for registration at the TRB Annual Meeting;
- Complimentary subscription to the TRB bimonthly magazine, TR News;
- Eligibility to participate in TRB's customized subscription service;
- Use of the TRB Library;
- Discount of 25% on purchase of single copies of most TRB publications; and
- Announcements of the TRB Annual Meeting and conferences.
TRB Student Affiliates are full-time students, of accredited post-secondary institutions.
The current student affiliate fee is $135.
Students receive a greater discount to attend TRB's Annual Meeting and include all of the above benefits
except for the following differences: on the purchase of single copies of most TRB publications (50%
off), except for the Highway Capacity Manual and Rockfall: Characterization and Control (25% off).
ANNUAL MEETING PARTICIPATION
Keep your brand in front of our key transportation leaders through a variety of Patron opportunities at TRB’s
Annual Meeting of over 13,000 attendees. Become an Annual Meeting Patron to show your organization’s
support for transportation research and innovation, and to receive the benefit portfolio. There is no
deadline to enroll; however, some benefits do have deadlines and some packages are exclusive or have
a limited number available. Act fast to ensure you receive the package you want.
MAKE A GIFT
The mission of the Transportation Research Board is to provide leadership in transportation innovation and
progress through research and information exchange, conducted within a setting that is objective, interdisciplinary,
and multimodal. Now you can contribute to TRB’s mission while still preserving your assets for retirement
and providing for your family. Your gift may be designated for general support of TRB’s mission, or to
support specific TRB programs or activities. Some examples include:
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Providing fellowships for young people and other targeted groups to travel to participate in TRB meetings
and activities
- Contributing to a fund to begin addressing new & emerging transportation issues
- Establishing an endowment fund to support self-initiated TRB policy studies
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Establishing a special program, such as a Leadership Development Program in Transportation Research
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Funding the
National
Academies’ Mirzayan Fellows program
or other fellowships for short-term internships at TRB
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Supporting the existing
TRB Minority
Student Fellows Program
WAYS TO GIVE
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Online: Secure online gifts made with
your Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover are the most efficient way to give to the institution
and/or program of your choice.
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Mail/Phone: Our printable
donation
form
provides an easy way to mail or fax your gift. To make your gift via telephone, please be ready
to provide the information on the donation form and then call the Development Office at (202) 334-2431.
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Planned Gifts: Gifts such as bequests, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and retirement
plans represent your current commitment to our nation's long-term future. Explore our planned giving program today.
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Workplace Giving: Giving at work is a simple and effective way to contribute to the advancement of science,
technology, and medicine.
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Matching Gifts - Did you know your gift may be eligible for matching dollars if a corporation or
foundation with a matching gifts program employs you or a family member? Often, retirees and
directors qualify for this benefit as well. This is a fantastic way to double or even triple
your donation!
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Stock Gifts: A gift of long-term appreciated stock (more than one year) allows you to avoid capital gains
tax. When itemizing your deductions, you can deduct the fair market value of the stock. If you choose
this option, please complete and submit one of our stock gift forms and contact us at (202) 334-2431 so that we can accurately credit your contribution.
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Tax-Exempt Status
Gifts and grants are tax-deductible when made to the National Academy of Sciences, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization, which includes the National Academy of Engineering and National Academy of Medicine.
The NAS tax identification number is 53-0196932. For your reference, a copy of our
501(c)(3)
Tax
Determination Letter is available to download.
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine proudly adhere to a Donor Bill of Rights,
allowing you as our donor, to have complete confidence that your wishes will be respected.
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