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Jeffrey LaMondia

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Elton and Lois Huff Professor (Transportation)

221 Harbert Center

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Education

Ph.D. Transportation Engineering, University of Texas
M.S. Transportation Engineering, University of Texas
B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Connecticut

Research Interests

Nonmotorized travel behavior analysis
Long distance travel demand forecasting
Predictive and discrete choice modeling
Livable sustainable community planning
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

In The News

Civil engineering professor awarded federal grant to improve active transportation in five Alabama counties

Five Alabama counties are teaming with Auburn University to improve their transportation infrastructure and promote safe walking and cycling for their residents.  

Civil and Environmental Engineering faculty plan to help agencies implement resilience planning to everyday operations

Jeff LaMondia, professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Ben Bowers, assistant professor in civil and environmental engineering, are attempting to help local and state agencies incorporate transportation resilience policies into their everyday planning.

CEE professor helps install new crosswalks near primary school in Alabama

Jeff LaMondia, a civil and environmental engineering professor, is once again helping Alabama communities address distinctive local active transportation needs.

Civil engineering professor collaborates with Alabama Extension to help communities meet transportation needs

Jeff LaMondia, a professor of civil and environmental engineering, will continue working with communities to promote safe/ accessible active travel and improve access to healthier foods through a new five-year, $4.4 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in collaboration with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System (ACES) Live Well Alabama Thriving Communities team.

CEE assistant professor lands $1.25 million FAA grant

Bowers is the principal investigator on a $1.25 million grant funded by the Federal Aviation Administration through the Airfield Pavement Technology Program cooperative agreement managed by the National Asphalt Pavement Association. The project “Synthesis and State of Practice and Research Needs for Airfield Asphalt Pavement Resilience.”

Professors' work with roadway resiliency recognized by national organization

Jeffrey LaMondia and Benjamin Bowers were recently awarded the Resilient Roads Roundtable’s Innovators and Influencers Award.

AUTRI wins national CUTC 2022 Technology Transfer Leadership Award

The Auburn University Transportation Research Institute (AUTRI) was awarded the Council of University Transportation Center‘s (CUTC) 2022 Technology Transfer Leadership Award at the CUTC Annual Awards Banquet held Jan. 6 in Washington D.C. in conjunction with the 102nd Annual Transportation Research Board (TRB) Meeting. On hand to accept the award were associate civil and environmental engineering professor Jeffrey LaMondia and AUTRI Director Laurence Rilett.

Program created to develop research writing skills among engineering students

Russell Mailen, assistant professor in aerospace engineering, is principal investigator on National Science Foundation Innovations in Graduate Education award,

Auburn Engineering transportation expertise on full display at 2022 TRB conference

The national influence of Auburn's new Transportation Research Institute (AUTRI) will be on full display next week in front of thousands of transportation professionals.

#GINNing Podcast: The Pedal Pusher

Studying pedals and earning medals — that's what Jeff Lamondia does.

Civil engineering PhD students receive FAA awards, make history

Fernando Cordero and Mitch Fisher, Auburn civil engineering graduate students studying under Jeffrey LaMondia, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, have been selected for the 2021 Graduate Research Award Program sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration.

Auburn civil engineering researchers awarded best paper for third consecutive year

A team of Auburn University civil engineering researchers were recently awarded first place in the 2020 Southern District Institute of Transportation Engineers (SDITE) Best Member Technical Paper competition for their paper, “Impact of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles on Highway Trust Fund in Alabama,” which is now published in the Transportation Research Record.

Auburn leads upcoming 62nd Annual Alabama Transportation Conference

As an institutional leader of transportation research and workforce development, Auburn University’s Department of Civil Engineering has taken the lead to organize and develop the 62nd Annual Alabama Transportation Conference. The conference, which takes place Feb. 12-13 at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel at the Convention Center, will welcome nearly 1,000 federal and state highway personnel, road building contractors, general contractors, heavy construction contractors, utility contractors, county engineers, consulting engineers, construction material vendors, researchers, professional society representatives and university faculty members.