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Mei Chen, Ph.D.
Dr. Mei Chen is an assistant professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at University of Kentucky. Her job involves
teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels, and conducting research in various areas such as transportation network
analysis, traffic monitoring and data analysis, as well as land use and transportation planning. She received her Ph.D. in
Transportation from New Jersey Institute of Technology in 1999, and Master's degree in Transportation Engineering as well
as Bachelor's degree in Material Engineering from Southwest Jiaotong University in China.
Prior to joining the faculty of University of Kentucky in early 2002, Dr. Chen was a visiting assistant professor at the
National Center for Transportation and Industrial Productivity and the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at
New Jersey Institute of Technology for one year. She also worked as a principal planner for the New Jersey Center for Transportation
Information and Decision Engineering for two years.
Dr. Chen was a lecturer in the Department of Transportation Engineering at Southwest Jiaotong University between 1992
and 1995, during which she participated in various research projects to improve the traffic condition in Chinese Cities.
Currently, she is collaborating with researchers and urban planning departments in several cities in China on promoting bus
rapid transit.
More information about Dr. Chen may be found at her website:
http://www.engr.uky.edu/ce/faculty_staff/chen.html
Statement
If elected, I will do my best to promote the missions of NACOTA and to serve the needs of our members. I look forward to
your support and would appreciate your trust.
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