Welcome to
The Center for International Trade and Transportation

The Center for International Trade and Transportation (CITT), housed at The College of Continuing and Professional Education, is a multidisciplinary center for multifunctional transportation studies and integrated logistics research, education, training,  policy analysis, and community outreach.

The Alumni Center provides you the opportunity for continued growth and development and allows you to give back and plant the seeds of success for others. Through this online community you can gather with like-minded professionals and keep informed of CITT programs, projects, and activitites.

METRANS is a US DOT University Transportation Center awarded to a partnership of the University of Southern California and California State University, Long Beach.

Elizabeth Warren is the Executive Director of FuturePorts, a membership-based advocacy group that represents business interests at the San Pedro Bay Ports in Southern California. FuturePorts advocates for balance between economic growth and environmental stewardship on behalf of its members.

 

Elizabeth is the creator and designer of FuturePorts’ Supply Chain Game™.  The game is an interactive, educational tool that teaches about the types of jobs created by goods movement.  Both the Port of Long Beach and the Port of Los Angeles incorporate the Supply Chain Game™ into their respective educational and community outreach programs.  The game has been used at the Port of Long Beach’s Green Port Fest as well as at conferences and other events.