Natalia Barbour holds a Ph.D. degree from the University of South Florida in civil engineering focused in transportation. She led the development of this course and contributed to its content, design, and pedagogical approach.
Her research interests include travel behavior that is related to shared and new mobility adoption and usage patterns. During her doctoral studies, she received Student of the Year Award and Best Dissertation Award from CTECH at Cornell University, she participated in the Eno Leadership Development Conference for the nation’s top 20 graduate students in Transportation (2018) and was named Emerging Leader in Transportation by NYU Rudin Center (2019).
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