13TH ANNUAL COMTO MICHIGAN
SCHOLARSHIP & GOLF OUTING
JULY 17, 2025
MYSTIC CREEK GOLF COURSE & BANQUET CENTER
MILFORD, MICHIGANI
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
JULY17,2025,
DEARFRIENDS,SUPPORTERS,ANDHONOREDGUESTS,
ON BEHALF OF THE CONFERENCE OF MINORITY TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS (COMTO) MICHIGAN CHAPTER, I EXTEND A HEARTFELT WELCOME TO OUR 13TH ANNUAL GOLF OUTING AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER. WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL FOR YOUR PRESENCE AND CONTINUED SUPPORT OF OUR MISSION TO ENCOURAGE ACCESS AND OPPORTUNITY WITHIN THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY.
THIS EVENT IS MORE THAN JUST A DAY ON THE GREEN—IT REPRESENTS OUR SHARED COMMITMENT TO EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF TRANSPORTATION PROFESSIONALS. THE PROCEEDS FROM TODAY’S OUTING DIRECTLY SUPPORT OUR SCHOLARSHIP FUND, HELPING DESERVING STUDENTS PURSUE THEIR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DREAMS. YOUR PARTICIPATION, SPONSORSHIP, AND GENEROSITY ARE THE DRIVING FORCES BEHIND THAT IMPACT.
WHETHERYOU'REHERETONETWORK,COMPETE,ORSIMPLYENJOYTHEDAY,WE ARETHRILLEDTOHAVEYOUJOINUS.I’DLIKETOTHANKTHECOMMITTEECHAIRS JASON LUKASIK, DEMETRIUS PARKER, THE DEDICATED COMMITTEE MEMBERS, SPONSORS, VOLUNTEERS, AND PARTNERS WHOSE TIME AND RESOURCES HAVE MADETHISEVENTPOSSIBLE.
ENJOYTHEOUTING,THEFELLOWSHIP,ANDTHEBEAUTIFULCOURSE—ANDKNOW THAT WITH EVERY SWING, YOU ARE HELPING US PAVE THE WAY TOWARD A BRIGHTERFUTUREINTRANSPORTATION. WITHGRATITUDE, BEVERLYJ.WATTS PRESIDENT,COMTOMICHIGAN
BEVERLY J. WATTS COMTO MICHIGAN PRESIDENT
13TH ANNUAL COMTO MICHIGAN
SCHOLARSHIP & GOLF OUTING
WELCOME
JASON LUKASIK, WSP
GOLF COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR
COMTO MICHIGAN & COMTO NATIONAL UPDATE
OLUKAYODE (KAY) ADEFESO, WAYNE COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
VICE PRESIDENT, COMTO MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
BRAD WIEFERICH, DIRECTOR
COMMITMENT TO GROWING DIVERSITY IN OUR INDUSTRY
MICHAEL GRIFFIE - AECOM
PRAYER
NATIERA FARRINGTON, SOMAT ENGINEERING, INC.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
DEE PARKER, MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE CHAIR
SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTERS
AECOM, MARK KOSKINEN
MITA, ROB COPPERSMITH
WSP, JASON LUKASIK
DLZ, MANOJ SETHI
SPICER GROUP, INC., DARRIN WILSON
FISHBECK, KAMRAN QADEER
MODJESKI AND MASTERS, LAURA RAMPERSAN
VALUE ENGINEERING, JON KOLBASA
HDR MICHIGAN, INC., JOSHUA SALAZAR
METRO CONSULTING ASSOCIATES, KALAYA THOMAS
GOLF OUTING PRIZES & AWARDS
JASON LUKASIK, WSP
BRAD BICE, THE MANNIK & SMITH GROUP
TROPHY SPONSOR PRESENTER
CLOSING REMARKS
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
Garrett Morgan was an inventor and businessman - a man whose lifetime achievement is a model of dedication to publicservice,safety,andtechnologicalinnovation.
In fact, Morgan's three-position traffic signal, for which he received a patent in 1923, could be considered the forerunner of modern intelligent transportation systems (ITS). Prior to his invention, most traffic signs in use had only two positions: stop and go. These manually operated two-position signals were an improvement over uncontrolled intersections, but because they allowed no interval between stop and go commands, collisions at busy intersectionswerecommon.
Morgan'ssignalwasaT-shapedpolethatfeaturedthreepositions:stop,go,andanall-direction stop position. This third position halted traffic in all directions before vehicles were allowed to proceed on either of the intersection's roads. This feature not only made it less dangerous for motorists to travel through intersections but also allowed pedestrians to cross safely. Just beforehisdeathin1963,theU.S.governmentgavehimanawardforhisinvention.
Morgan also developed a number of other inventions, including a gas mask that was later refined for use by U.S. soldiers during World War I. He life showed dedication to public service, safety, and technological innovation. Mr. Morgan’s lifetime achievement is a model of dedicationtopublicservice,safety,andtechnologicalinnovation.
This scholarship in his name is meant to inspire students to choose careers in transportation so thatthisnationwillhavetheskilledworkforceneededtooperateandmaintaintheworld'sbest transportationsystem.
SHARMYNELLIOTT LEGACYSCHOLARSHIP
SharmynElliott,astaunchsupporterofCOMTOonboththelocal and national levels, had been the Vice President of COMTO Michigan, the First Vice-Chair and Budget and Finance committee member of the COMTO National Board of Directors, when he tragically passed away in June 2022. Sharmyn wholeheartedly believed in COMTO’s mission to eliminate barriers in participation for minority individuals and businesses within the transportation industry; believing that this could be achieved through leadership, training, professional development, political advocacy, and networking opportunities and was resolute in his commitment in supporting women and minoritieswithinthetransportationindustry.
During his 45-plus year career in the infrastructure engineering industry, he was a steadfast supporter of the multimodal transportation community. Sharmyn’s personal situation required him to join the workforce immediately after graduating high school. He was unashamed of his educationfromthe“UniversityofHardKnocks”.Bythesheerdintofhishardwork,hisintellectual curiosity, his uncompromising commitment to quality, and his integrity. Sharmyn rose from the position of field technician to being the Vice President of Somat Engineering, Inc. a consulting engineeringfirminDetroitandChiefExecutiveOfficerofitsOhiosubsidiary.
Sharmyn developed strong leadership skills early in life and was passionately dedicated to mentorship and guidance. He exhibited an unwavering commitment to assist and advocate for theadvancementandsuccessofothersandwasresponsiblefortheadvancementoftheircareers of an unmeasurable number of co-workers, colleagues, mentees, family members, and friends; guiding them in the development of their individual skills in order to achieve their full potential. He never failed to reach back as he climbed. Always humble in these acts, Sharmyn was a true example of selflessness, and whenever appreciation was shown, he always intensely stated, “This IsWhatWe’reSupposedtoDo.”
Sharmyn was a strong supporter of MDOT’s Transportation Diversity Recruitment Program (TDRP),whichbeganwithfourcollegeinternsin2014andby2022placed65internswithinMDOT andtheindustry.
Additionally, among his many honors, Sharmyn was selected as a Michigan Department of TransportationHallofHonorinducteeinOctoberof2022.
This scholarship in his name is to celebrate students that embody Sharmyn Elliott’s spirit of communityservice,leadership,mentorshipandguidance.
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AHJANAE WALTON
SHARMYN ELLIOTT LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
AHJANAE WALTON is an undergraduate at Michigan State University where she is pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering. Volunteering and service have always played a meaningfulroleinAhJanae’slife.Sheintentionallyseeksout organizations that prioritize volunteerism and service. AhJanaeisaStudentSuccessCoachwithMSU’sEngineering Inclusion and Diversity Office. AhJanae’s supervisor praises her for demonstrating exceptional initiative and empathy. She supports first-generation and BIPOC engineering studentsbydevelopingandfacilitatingworkshopsfocusedon leadership, career development, and navigating the challenges of the engineering field. Her work has created more inclusive pathways for students who might otherwise be overlooked or unsupported, and her leadership has contributed to a culture of belonging and excellence. AhJanae’sleadershipextendswellbeyondherjobdescription. As Programs Chair for the MSU chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers and a dedicated mentor in the Women in Engineering program, she has taken initiative to design impactful events, mentor younger students, and consistently work to create meaningful opportunities for others. Lastly, AhJanae volunteers with RDS Connecting Hearts, a mental health outreach and counseling office in Detroit. AhJanae exemplifies the values that COMTO Michigan upholds: a drive for excellence, a passion for transportation-relatedfields,andavisionforamoreequitable andconnectedfuture.
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REYNALDO VAZQUEZ
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
REYNALDO VAZQUEZ is an undergraduate at Michigan State University pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering. In addition to Reynaldo making the Dean’s List for four semesters, he has shown how important community and support are through his commitments to Detroit MADE Spartan Day of Service, SHPE (Society of Hispanic Engineers), and Mundo Latino Soccer. These volunteer experiences have made him more compassionate, grounded, and deeply committed to community involvement. His internship experiences have further strengthened these values. Most recently, he worked as a RoadwayDesignInterninDetroit,contributingtomunicipal and MDOT projects such as I-94 and I-375. Utilizing OpenRoads Designer (ORD), he supported a team of engineers in developing alignments, profiles, and crosssections.Healsocollaboratedcloselywithseniorengineers to prepare plans, calculate quantities, and develop cost estimates.AsaproudDetroitresidentandafirst-generation college student, Reynaldo is driven by a mission to create safer,moreequitableinfrastructureandroadways.Heplans to graduate in December 2026, take the FE exam shortly after, and pursue a full-time role in transportation engineering.
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
MILAD EESO is an undergraduate at Wayne State University pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering. Milad's passion for civil and transportation engineering stems from his commitment to improving infrastructure and solving real-world problems. Having gained experiences through his consultant internships, Milad had the opportunity to contribute to notable projects like the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Milad’s supervisor stated that he is very diligent and detail-orientedandalwaysfeelstheneedtomakesure everythinghedoesisasperfectascanbe,whichshows great promise as a future engineer. This exposure has strengthened Milad’s ambition to focus on transportation engineering and reinforces his desire to make a meaningful impact on the development of sustainable infrastructure solutions in Michigan and beyond.
MILAD EESO
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ANGELO LITTLE GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION
ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
ANGELO LITTLE is an undergraduate at Norfolk State UniversitypursuingadegreeinConstructionManagement EngineeringTechnology.Asarisingjuniorwitha3.63GPA, he chose this area of STEM because he has always been interestedinconstructionandlovesworkingwithhishands. Angelo is currently the Vice President of the National Association of Home Builders Student Chapter at Norfolk State University. Beyond Angelo’s impressive leadership capabilities, he is a truly polished and distinguished young man.Hisprofessionalismandmaturityareevidentinallhis interactions. In fact, his exceptional demeanor recently led to a valuable summer internship opportunity with one of our esteemed builder members. This direct engagement withtheindustryunderscoreshiscommitmenttopractical learning and his eagerness to contribute meaningfully to the field. Angelo wants to be someone that brings back hopetolow-incomecommunities.Hefirmlybelievesthatif people can see changes made and big things happening around them, there is the possibility that a spark of hope will grow in that person to be more and do more in their lives.
ELIZABETH BORG
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION
ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
ELIZABETH BORG is a rising senior at the University of MichiganpursuingadegreeinCivilEngineering.Elizabeth has been actively building her civil engineering and leadership skills through her involvement with the AmericanSocietyofCivilEngineers,theBargerLeadership Institute (BLI), and student internships. One summer, she hadtheopportunitytoworkforageotechnicalconsultant, whichstronglyinfluencedherdecisiontopursueafocusin geotechnical engineering. Additionally, with a 3.9 GPA, Elizabeth continues to impress both her professors and peers. This past year, through the Barger Leadership Institute,ElizabethservedasanAppliedLeadershipFellow on the Events Team. In this role, she developed her facilitation, time management, and decision-making skills. Mostrecently,Elizabethwasselectedtoserveasnextyear’s MarketingChairforthestudentchapterofASCE.Elizabeth aspires to deepen her knowledge of transportation and construction engineering to contribute to safer transportationsystemsthroughhercareer.
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JADA GARNER
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
JADA GARNER is a rising sophomore at Howard UniversitypursuingadegreeinCivilEngineering.Jadais deeply committed to a career in the transportation industryandadvancingtheinfrastructuredevelopment of our society. She interned for three summers with a consultant firm, where she worked on traffic plan analysis,drawingdiagrams,andwritingreports.Shealso tookpartintheACEMentorshipProgram,wheresheled herteamtodesignamallanddeveloptheparkingand roadway systems. Jada is very proud of her 2024 internship experience, during which she contributed to the People Mover Repairment Project. As part of this work, she surveyed public digital map systems and analyzed Michigan freeway plans for the installation of securitycameras.Theinternshipallowedhertodevelop and apply a range of skills that will benefit her throughout her career. The support of the consultant community and Howard University’s NSBE organization has strengthened her commitment to innovating inclusiveandefficienttransportationsolutions.
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COLIN PEARSON
A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
COLIN PEARSON is a junior at Michigan State University, with a 3.88 GPA, studying Civil Engineering (Honors College) with a minor in Sustainable Natural Resources RecreationManagement.Colincontinuestoexemplifythe true characteristics of a leader. He serves as an Executive Boardmemberofseveralorganizations,includingtheITEMSU Chapter. Colin also serves on multiple committees, such as the MSU Civil Engineering Undergraduate CurriculumCommittee,MichiganDNRStateParksAdvisory Committee, and the Honors Students Actively Recruiting Committee. Over the past few years, Colin has gained valuable experience in civil engineering and urban planningprojects,includingworkongradinganddrainage plans, construction observation projects, site plan designs, community meetings, and pedestrian management planning.Basedonhisexperiences,Colinhassetagoalto pursue a career in the field of non-motorized transportation. He aims to apply his civil engineering and service-oriented background to build and repair trail facilitiesthatbenefitbothlocalandtouristcommunities.
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ELEANORA ANDRE
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
ELEANORA ANDRE is an undergraduate at the University of Michigan, with a 3.63 GPA, studying Civil Engineering. Eleanora gained a strong work ethic and practical problem-solving skills at a young age by helping with outdoor projects such as pouring concrete andbuildingtheirfamilybarn.Theseexperiencespiqued her interest in how infrastructure is designed and built. A professor recently stated that Eleanora is willing to think outside the box, and her ability to approach problemswithauniqueviewpointnotonlyenrichedher teambutalsodemonstratedherpotentialforsuccessin any challenging academic or professional environment. Sheisaneffectiveteammemberwhoactivelylistensto others, contributes thoughtfully, and encourages group discussions. Also, as a member of the University of MichiganWomen’sRowingTeam,Eleanoradevelopeda naturalabilitytobuildpositiverelationshipswithothers, which further supports her potential to thrive. Beyond her undergraduate studies, Eleanora plans to pursue a master’s degree, potentially with a focus on transportationsystemsorgeotechnicalengineering.
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP
KENNEDY BEEMAN is an undergraduate at Michigan State University pursuing a degree in Landscape Architecture. Throughout her academic career, Kennedy has consistently demonstratedapassionforLandscapeArchitecturethrough design,creativity,andcollaboration.Asanexample,sheisa memberoftheAmericanSocietyofLandscapeArchitecture club at MSU, where she collaborates on projects, volunteer opportunities, and community outreach programs. These experiences have not only deepened her knowledge, but also reinforced her commitment to creating a sustainable environment for not only ourselves but also for the generationsthatwillsucceedus.Kennedy’sreferencenotes that her proactive approach to learning and ability to synthesize complex information set her apart from her peers. Kennedy’s strong academic record, coupled with her insightful design thinking and commitment to sustainable and equitable solutions, makes her an ideal COMTO scholarshiprecipient.
KENNEDY BEEMAN
RECIPIENT
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TROY PAPE
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
TROYPAPEisajunioratMichiganTechnologicalUniversity, with a 3.80 GPA, majoring in Civil Engineering. Troy is working toward a few goals, including obtaining his FE license,mostlikelyinhissenioryear.Afterachievingthisgoal andgraduatingwithhisbachelor’sdegree,hewantstowork for an engineering consultant firm to learn more about design and the aspects of Project Management. A Senior Project Manager stated that Troy is an outstanding student of engineering with a sharp analytical mind and a genuine passion for designing solutions that make a difference. Whethertacklingcomplexdesignproblems,collaboratingon group projects, or seeking out independent learning opportunities, Troy shows a commitment to excellence and thedrivetogrow.CoupledwithTroy’sacademicprowess,he isalsoactiveinseveralclubsandorganizations,includingthe Husky Construction and Development Club, Tennis Club, Concrete Canoe Club, Engineering Ambassadors, and MTU Mitch’s Misfits. Troy is enthusiastic and eager to begin his professionaljourneyinthefieldofCivilEngineering.
KENNEDY QUINN
GARRETT A. MORGAN TRANSPORTATION ACHIEVEMENT SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
KENNEDY QUINN is a rising junior, with a 4.0 GPA, at Alabama A&M University majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Kennedy is a proud recipient of the President’s Gold Medallion Award, the highest academic honoratAlabamaA&M.Kennedybelievesthatleadership, compassion, and commitment extend far beyond the classroom. She volunteers her time by working with the PRIMEYouthOrganization,whereshementorsandhelps strategize and organize delivery of food, coats, and book bags to Detroit-area youth. She has also contributed to community service efforts by helping pack toiletry bags for the unhoused in Detroit. Additionally, Kennedy demonstrates her commitment to personal and community growth by volunteering at Sunday morning motivational seminars. In the future, Kennedy hopes to continue combining her passion for engineering with community service. Whether that entails designing sustainable transportation systems or mentoring young engineers,shewantstobesomeonewhonotonlyexcels academicallybutalsoservesmeaningfully.
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SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
DEE PARKER - MDOT, CHAIR
JOSHUA SALAZAR - HDR
TONY MIGALDI - HNTB
DIVYA IYER - MDOT
NATIERA FARRINGTON - SOMAT
KIM LEBLANC- SOMAT
ED TATEM - WSP
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GOLF COMMITTEE
JASON LUKASIK WSP, CO-CHAIR
MARK GRAZIOLI MDOT, CO-CHAIR
TREBECCA MCDONALD HNTB
AMILYN CEDERGREEN MICHAEL BAKER
BIANCA GRAVES LEADING EDGE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC
KIM LEBLANC SOMAT ENGINEERING, INC.
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JOSHUA SALAZAR HDR
LAUREN PLINKA WSP
LESLIE LOVE MDOT
COMTO MICHIGAN BOARD & COMMITTEES
COMTO MICHIGAN OFFICERS
BEVERLY WATTS, PRESIDENT BME CONSULTING, LLC
OLUKAYODE (KAY) ADEFESO, VICE PRESIDENT WAYNE COUNTY AIRPORT AUTHORITY
JOSHUA SALAZAR, PE, TREASURER HDR
KESHA MCKINNEY, SECRETARY SMART
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JASON LUKASIK WSP
DEE PARKER MDOT
CORRI WOFFORD RTA
BERNARD PARKER, III SMART
OLADAYO AKINYEMI WAYNECOUNTY
BRYANT MOORMAN AJAXPAVINGCOMPANY
TREBECCA MCDONALD HNTB
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
COMMUNICATIONSCOMMITTEE-CHAIRPERSON KESHA MCKINNEY, SMART
HISTORICALLYUNDERUTILIZEDBUSINESSES(HUB)COMMITTEE-CHAIRPERSON TERRENCE HICKS, METROSTRATEGIES
SCHOLARSHIPCOMMITTEE-CO-CHAIRS DEE PARKER, MDOT,AND JOSHUA SALAZAR, HDR
GOLFCOMMITTEE-CHAIRPERSON JASON LUKASIK, WSP
LEGISLATIVECOMMITTEE-CO-CHAIRS CORRI WOFFORD, RTA & BERNARD PARKER, SMART
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YOUTHOUTREACHCOMMITTEE-CHAIRPERSON KIMBERLY WEBB, HNTB
TRANSPORTATIONBRAINTRUSTBREAKFASTCOMMITTEE-CHAIRPERSON REGINE BEAUBOEUF, AMERICANROADS
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GORETTE YOUNG, MDOT & BEVERLY WATTS, BMECONSULTING,LLC
OUR MISSION
OUR MISSION IS TO ENSURE OPPORTUNITIES AND MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION IN THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY FOR MINORITY INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES OF COLOR, THROUGH ADVOCACY, INFORMATION SHARING, TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN.
OUR VISION
COMTO MICHIGAN WILL SERVE AS AN ADVOCATE FOR AN EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION NETWORK FOR ALL IN MICHIGAN.
THE VALUE OF MEMBERSHIP
COMTO MICHIGAN STRIVES TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR MEMBERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING:
A NETWORK OF TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
STRONG NATIONAL AND LOCAL POLITICAL ADVOCACY
ACCESS TO CAREER ENHANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES
TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT QUALIFY FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUS, PDHS, ETC.) AND INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS
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SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND GRADUATE STUDENTS INTERESTED IN TRANSPORTATION CAREERS
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COMTO MICHIGAN MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, TRANSPORTATION AGENCIES, PRIVATE-SECTOR CORPORATIONS INCLUDING TRANSPORTATION CONSULTANTS AND CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS; NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES (DBE) AND SMALL BUSINESSES.
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