Marlene Cramer

Director, Transportation & Parking Services
California Polytechnic State University

Marlene Cramer is the Director of Transportation and Parking Services for California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. With 24 years in the parking and mobility industry, Marlene has strategically developed the university’s parking program as a comprehensive, sustainable, award-winning program. She has implemented several technology and efficient processes bringing significant customer improvements to the campus. Marlene was also recognized as the 2023 Sustainability Staff Champion, being the driving force in building sustainable transportation programs at Cal Poly.

Marlene serves on the International Mobility and Parking Institute (IPMI) Board of Directors and has served as President of the California Mobility and Parking Association (CMPA). Marlene has credentials as Certified Administrator of Public Parking (CAPP) and LEED Green Associate and has a business degree in Management and Human Resources.

Marlene Cramer’s Session(s):

10:15 am–11:15 am | Thu, March 27, 2025

EV Charging Implementation for Universities

Shop Talks are peer-to-peer, industry-focused conversations facilitated by speakers. In these smaller forums, attendees can ask questions, work through challenges, and share insights while tapping into the expertise of our speakers. Don't miss this unique opportunity to gain valuable feedback and network with your industry peers! Please note our Shop Talks often fill to capacity; registration is recommended to guarantee your seat.

The California State University (CSU) system is the country's largest four-year public university system. The CSU is made up of 23 campuses across the state of California. Every campus has an EV charging program totaling 827 Level 2 charges and 32 Level 3 chargers systemwide. Join this Shop Talk to learn from transportation and parking leaders across the CSU system as they share their diverse approaches to implementation and funding strategies based on university location and charging needs.

Guided discussion topics include:

Different strategic approaches between urban and rural campuses
Funding opportunities specific to EV Charging projects on college and university properties
Vendor vetting and selection
Pricing strategies for university vs. public access
Regional considerations and local guidelines that will impact EV charging implementation

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