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The All-University Traffic & Transportation Committee, hereinafter referred to as “AUTTC”, is advisory to the Vice President and Chief Safety Officer of the Department of Police and Public Safety on matters pertaining to motorized and non-motorized transportation for the MSU community.
The committee membership includes the following representation: faculty representatives, students residing both on and off campus, graduate students on and off campus, students living in university apartments, collective bargaining groups, Office of Sustainability, MSU Bikes, University Ombudsperson, Infrastructure Planning and Facilities (Logistics, Transportation, Planning/Design/Construction), Auxiliary Enterprises, Student Life & Engagement, Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities, Department of Police & Public Safety, and CATA.
Barney, Daniel – (SSTU) Spartan Skilled Trades Union
Bittner, Deb - (CTU) Clerical-Technical Union
Danish, Mustafa - (ASMSU) Associated Students of MSU
Ennis, Joshua - (ASMSU) Associated Students of MSU
Groll, Jeff – (IPF) Infrastructure Planning & Facilities: Logistics
Herzer, Judd - Academic Governance
Ingle, Anthony - Academic Governance
List, Brandon - (IPF) Infrastructure Planning & Facilities: Campus Planning, Design, & Construction
Mayer, Katie - (RHA) Residence Halls Association
Pena, Jacob – (CATA) Capital Area Transportation Authority
Petroff, Joe – (SLE) Student Life Engagement: Health and Safety Coordinator
Potter, Tim – MSU Bikes
Prush, John – (DPPS) Department of Police and Public Safety
Pugh, Brooke – (IPF) Infrastructure Planning & Facilities: Transportation Services
Randolph-Stukey, Lisa - Office of Sustainability
Smith, Ryan – Ombudsperson designee
Soczek, Sheryl - (APSA) Administrative Professional Supervisors Association
Swerhone, Lynne – (RCPD) Resource Center for Persons with Disabilities
Webster, Suchitra – (SLE) Student Life Engagement: Student/Community Relations
Last updated: September 2024
Operating Procedures
The All-University Traffic and Transportation Committee (AUTTC) is an advisory group to the Vice President and Chief Safety Officer of the Department of Police and Public Safety on matters pertaining to motorized and non-motorized transportation for the Michigan State University community.
AUTTC will meet monthly during the academic year (September – April, except December). Meeting dates, times, and locations will be communicated to the campus community one week in advance of the meeting. Regular monthly meetings are open to the public.
AUTTC representatives should be appointed by their respective organizations prior to the start of their term which begins September 1st. Representatives may be appointed to succeed themselves. Any incoming representatives are invited and encouraged to attend the final meeting of the current academic year in April to familiarize themselves with AUTTC and its operations.
Subcommittees will be formed at the discretion of the AUTTC chair.
The AUTTC will actively seek community input on recommendations and action items prior to a final presentation of approved recommendations to the Vice President and Chief Safety Officer for the Department of Police and Public Safety.
Q: When does AUTTC meet?
A: The committee generally meets on the third Thursday of each month during the fall and spring semesters. Meetings start at 3pm and are conducted virtually on Microsoft Teams. Details can be found at the top of this page.
Q: What’s the best way to correspond with the committee?
A: Each major group on campus has a representative, we recommend viewing our current member list and making contact. Alternatively, questions, concerns and suggestions can be submitted to the general committee email found on this page. Our monthly committee meetings have designated time on the agenda to discuss any correspondence from the public.
Q: Are meetings open to the public?
A: Yes. All meetings of the full committee are open to the public.
Q: How much power does AUTTC have?
A: This committee is advisory to the Vice President and Chief Safety Office for the Department of Police and Public Safety on matters pertaining to motorized and non-motorized transportation for the MSU community. However, AUTTC is used as a sounding board for issues and a conduit for ideas.