| Title: | Associate Professor |
| Dept: | Civil And Environmental Engineering |
| Office: | FH 120 |
| Phone: | 216-687-2190 |
| Email: | J.M.JENKINS41@csuohio.edu |
| Address: | 2121 Euclid Ave. FH 120, Cleveland, OH 44115 |
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Ph.D., Civil Engineering, Texas A&M University, 2004
M.E., Civil Engineering, Texas A&M University, 2000 B.A.Sc., Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo, 1996 | ||||||||
| Brief Bio: | ||
| Dr. Jenkins is an Associate Professor in the Civil & Environmental Engineering Department at Cleveland State University. She has industry experience as a collision investigator and as a transportation planning engineer. As an educator, she strives to help students find their passion, develop their skills, and take on new challenges. As a researcher, she studies driver behavior and how it is incorporated into the design and operation of transportation facilities. | ||
| Professional Affiliations: | ||
| Professional Engineers of Ontario, License #90481979, 1998-present | ||
| Research Grants: | ||
| 2019, Jenkins, J. M. Modeling the Operational Efficiencies of Two-lane Freeway On-Ramps, CSU USRA
2018, Jenkins, J. M. Scenario Development for Car Following Studies. CSU USRA 2016-2017, Finley, M. and J. Jenkins. Evaluation of Safety Practices for Short Duration Work Zones, Phase II, Ohio Department of Transportation 2016, Jenkins, J. M. Explaining Simulator Sickness. CSU USRA 2015-2016, Finley, M. and J. Jenkins. Evaluation of Safety Practices for Short Duration Work Zones, Phase I, Ohio Department of Transportation 2015, Jenkins, J. M., How much practice is enough? CSU USRA 2013-2014, Finley, M. and J. Jenkins. Evaluation of Alternative Methods of Temporary Traffic Control on Rural One-Lane, Two-Way Highways, Ohio Department of Transportation 2014, Jenkins, J. M., Is learning to drive a simulator task dependent? CSU USRA 2013-2014, Date, K., W. Kellogg, J. Jenkins, K. Hexter. The Value of Balanced Growth Plans for Transportation. Ohio Department of Transportation 2013, Jenkins, J. Practice Scenario for the CSU Driving Simulator. CSU USRA 2013, Jenkins, J. Teaching Enhancement Fund, CSU 2012, Cleveland Municipal School District, Jackson, D. K., S. Duffy, J. M. Jenkins, O. Tukel, and J. Perry, Transportation Management Pathways: Max S. Hayes Transportation Career Path, Garrett A Morgan Technology and Transportation Grant Program 2012-2015, Jenkins, J. M., and D. McAvoy. Evaluation of Traffic Flow Analysis and Road User Cost Tools Applied to Work Zones, Ohio Department of Transportation 2012-2014, Finley, M., J. M. Jenkins, and D. McAvoy, Evaluation of Ohio Work Zone Speed Zones Process, Ohio Department of Transportation 2012, Jenkins, J. M., Steering Adaptation in a Driving Simulator, CSU USRA 2007-2010, Jenkins, J. M., Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI), Operating Fund 2006-2007, Jenkins, J. M., Research Vehicle, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Equipment Fund 2006, Jenkins, J. M., Interactive Driving Simulator for Transportation and Traffic Engineering Research, The University of British Columbia, CFI Contribution 2006, Jenkins, J. M., Interactive Driving Simulator for Transportation and Traffic Engineering Research, British Columbia Knowledge Development Fund, Matching Funds for CFI 2006, Jenkins, J. M., Interactive Driving Simulator for Transportation and Traffic Engineering Research, Canadian Foundation for Innovation, Leaders Opportunity Fund 2005-2009, Jenkins, J. M., Driver Passing Behavior Variability for Design and Analysis Methods, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Discovery Grant 2002-2003, Rilett, L., and J. M Jenkins, Modeling Passenger Car and Truck Interaction, Southwest Region University Transportation Center, Highway Research Projects | ||