The National Summer Transportation Institute (NSTI) is a fun, interactive, FREE program held on the Randolph and Williston campuses!
Rising 9th – 12th graders will get an overnight experience at our Randolph campus, while rising 6th – 8th graders enjoy a day-camp at our Williston campus.
Students engage with interactive labs, field trips, and guest speakers all while driving a big rig in the CDL simulator, visiting mass transit systems, and learning how bridges are designed and created. Additionally, they’ll explore energy, the environment, and eco-friendly transportation systems to discover how Math, Science, and English all relate to transportation careers. The Vermont Agency of Transportation sponsors NSTI and funding is provided through a grant from the Federal Highway Administration.
High School Overnight in Randolph: July 18 – July 25
Middle School Day Camp in Williston: August 4 – 8
- Qualified instructors and counselors oversee all aspects of curriculum and activities.
- Group and independent exploration alongside high-quality classroom instruction.
- Extensive field trips to transportation sites throughout Vermont.
Experience hands-on opportunities by:
- Studying how bridges are designed and built alongside existing transportation systems.
- Visiting mass transit systems like ferries, planes, buses, trains, and more.
- Exploring energy and the environment while learning about alternative fuels and eco-friendly transportation.
- Connecting how Math, Science, and English significantly relate to transportation careers.
- Learning about transportation safety.
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