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Congressman
Rahall is the 18th most senior member of the
House of Representatives
and is the Dean of the
WV Delegation to the House.
Mr. Rahall's biography.
Vision:
The Appalachian Transportation Institute (ATI) was established at
Marshall University through a 12 million dollar grant thanks to the efforts of
WV Congressman Nick J. Rahall, II. The ATI was created by the US Congress in
the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century on June 8, 1998. This grant is one of the largest grant awards in the history
of Marshall University and includes four other schools in Southern WV as
partners. The grant is funded through the Research and Special Program
Administration of the United States Department of Transportation as a
University Transportation Center (UTC). There are 33 UTCs in the US funded by
the USDOT. More information about the UTC program can be found at
http://utc.dot.gov. Congressman Rahall's Vision
Statement:
"Building Jobs Through Transportation"
National Maritime Days Celebration
Harris Riverfront Park
May 18-20, 2007
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