This Award is given annually to the professional with the best technical presentation during the Intermountain Section Meeting. Throughout the years this award has been given for the best presentation as well as the best technical paper.

Previous Winners:
2018 (Presentation)
Devin Moore
"Elevating Rural Road Safety: The Local Road Safety Plan"

2017 (Presentation)
Michael Sanderson
​"Rethinking the Role of the Traffic Engineer"

2016 (Presentation)
Thomas McMurtry
"Bow Tie Intersection"

2015 (Presentation)
Charles Allen
"Cutting a Deal on Capitol Hill: Finding a Solution for Residents and Commuters"

2014 (Presentation)
Lee Cabell
"Dixie Drive Interchange User Benefit Analysis"

2013 (Paper)
Thomas McMurtry
"Transportation Planning in Rural Communities"

2012 (Paper)
Bill Baranowski
"Flexible Roundabout Design: Redesign of Park City's 10 Year Old Deer Valley Roundabout"

2011 (Paper)
John Grant, Jae Pullen, Mike Fuess
"Analysis of Automated Wind Controls and Related Operational Procedures, Algorithms, and Infrastructure"

2010 (Paper)
Matt Riffkin
"Planning with uPlan"

2009 (Presentation)
Ryan Lancaster, Phil Rust
"A Fiscally Constrained Comparison of Roundabout Benefits and Costs"

2006 (Paper/Presentation)
Stephen Lewis, Grant Schultz
"Advance Warning Signals at Isolated High-Speed Intersections"
What Attendees are Saying about the ITE Intermountain Section Meeting:
The Intermountain Section Meeting is at the caliber of the ITE Annual Meeting at a fraction of the price and you will never find a better location."
-Zaki Mustafa (2013 ITE International President)
"There is no more beautiful venue for an ITE meeting throughout the country than Jackson Hole, Wyoming."
-W. Hibbett Neel, Jr.
(2014 ITE International President)
"The ITE Intermountain Section Annual Meeting offers outstanding presentations on contemporary transportation issues facing not only professionals in the intermountain states area, but those throughout our industry.  And, of course, our meeting setting in Jackson Hole affords opportunities before and after the meeting to visit the beautiful Teton and Yellowstone National Parks."
-Tim Harpst (2005 ITE International President)