Join us for an engaging webinar panel discussion tailored for college and university administrators, facilities managers, sustainability officers, parking and transportation professionals, and other campus leaders eager to shape the future of mobility. Through inspiring peer-to-peer conversations and success stories, you’ll discover how institutions are driving awareness and participation in the Electric Vehicle Acceleration for Learning (EVAL) program. Learn how universities are taking the lead in sustainable transportation by rolling out workplace EV charging that supports students, staff, and faculty—while helping campuses achieve their broader sustainability and institutional goals.
Featured Panelists:
Shelley Parker
Senior Project Manager
North Carolina State University
Shelly is a Senior Project Manager at the Center, joining the Clean Transportation Team in 2023. Her work focuses on technologies for more sustainable transportation options and alternative fuels across fleets and equipment. She has conducted case studies on green fleet implementations across North Carolina and researched funding opportunities for clean transportation incentives from Federal and State governments, and NC utilities. Shelly’s work encompasses developing educational content across media, in-person training, regional conferences and national webinars. She has special interest in hydrogen as a fuel.
Gil Tal
Director, EV Research Center
University of California, Davis
Gil Tal holds a Ph.D. in Transportation Technology and Policy from UC Davis, and an M.A. in geography and environmental policy and planning from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Between 2008 and 2010 Dr. Tal was a post-doctoral researcher with the Center for Global Metropolitan Studies and the UC Transportation Center at UC Berkeley.
Dr. Tal’s research focuses on electric vehicle policy, travel behavior, and EV supply chain dynamics. His expertise encompasses various segments of the electric vehicle market, including light duty, heavy duty, and transit sectors and studying the impact of incentives and infrastructure in the global electric vehicle market.
Julie Bond, MPA
Program Director, Best Workplaces for Commuters
University of South Florida
Julie Bond holds an MPA from the University of South Florida and a BS in Business Administration from Southern Utah University. Ms. Bond's professional specialties include transportation options, public involvement, community outreach, transit pass programs, and bicycle advocacy.
Terry Travis
Managing Director
EVNoire
Terry Travis is the managing partner and co-founder of EVNoire –an award-winning mobility technology group working at the intersection of electric, connected, shared, and autonomous vehicle technology. He utilizes his expertise to integrate E-Mobility best practices and E-Mobility diversity, equity, and inclusion in the transportation sector. EVNoire works with companies and organizations ranging from auto manufacturers, utilities, government agencies, charging network companies, rideshare/delivery network companies, fleets, transit agencies, and other key stakeholders.
