Center for Alcohol and Drug Education Studies

Texas A&M Transportation Institute
1111 RELLIS Parkway
Bryan, TX 77807
(979) 317-2534
[email protected]

Courtney Hrncir is a Research Specialist II with the Texas A&M Transportation Institute’s Center for Alcohol and Drug Education Studies (CADES), where she focuses on impaired driving prevention and program implementation. She supports jurisdictions across Texas through stakeholder education, training, technical assistance, and resource development. She works closely with courts, community supervision, prosecutors, and law enforcement to promote evidence-based practices.

Ms. Hrncir serves as Principal Investigator for the Texas Ignition Interlock Training, Evaluation, and Outreach Program and currently supports the 24/7 Sobriety Monitoring Project and pedestrian and bicyclist safety initiatives on Texas college campuses. She also contributes to the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force by supporting statewide meetings and initiatives, including the Texas Impaired Driving Forum. She has also supported treatment and referral approaches for impaired drivers with mental health and substance use conditions and played a key role in the implementation of a project examining blood alcohol concentration (BAC) reporting practices.

Her work includes facilitating trainings; preparing and managing continuing education credit applications and attendee reporting; conducting focus groups; proposal planning and grant writing; and developing educational and technical materials.

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Community Health from Texas A&M University.