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Intermodal Transportation Institute
USF’s Intermodal Transportation Institute (USFITI) is an academic center providing a base of knowledge on the intermodal transportation industry. It is committed to providing areas of academic research to benefit the Will County Inland Port, public and private industry entities and university students. It provides a politically neutral, epicenter of information and guidance for this growing and vital industry. It complements current economic and industry support centers. It serves as an outreach for the USF College of Business and Health Administration.
Mission
The USF Intermodal Transportation Institute is a center for research and industry data to benefit intermodal transportation public, private, and academic entities.
Vision
Serve the rapidly changing field of logistics and transportation as an extension of the outreach mission of USF.
Professors
Dr. Bruce Hartman
Dr. Christopher Clott
Research
Research Activities
Academics and Education
Certificate in Logistics
MS Global Logistics (coming soon)
Certificate in Project Management (coming soon)
Industry Training
Freight Broker/Agent Training (online)
Certified Green Supply Chain Professional (online)
Six Sigma (online)
Advisory Board
Please contact Dr. Christopher Clott, Dean College of Business and Health Administration (815) 740-3452 or Bonnie J. Covelli, Director USF Solutions (815) 740-5071 if you are interested in being part of our business advisory board.
Location
USF is located approximately 35 miles southwest of Chicago in Will County, Ill., home to one of the largest transportation hubs in North America. Public officials, business leaders and community advocates alike have acknowledged the significance of the transportation/logistics industry growth that has occurred in Will County. With its concentration of transportation assets, industrial base and growing distribution function, Will County has taken shape as an Inland Port in the past decade. Will County’s multi-modal transportation network includes: six Class I Railroads (BNSF, UP, CSX, CN, NS & IC), Interstates 80, 55, 57 & 355, an active inland waterway route, and a well-developed regional trail system. Will County had 28,281 jobs in the transportation/logistics sector in 2010 . (Source: Will County Center for Economic Development)
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College of Business and Health Administration
USF Solutions
Will County Center for Economic Development