Max Toth LAW ‘24 is a Law & Public Policy Scholar and evening division student at Temple University Beasley School of Law. Max works in Amtrak’s Strategy and Planning Department where he manages Amtrak’s relationships with commuter agencies and State Departments of Transportation on the Northeast Corridor.
After graduating from Penn State with a dual B.S. in Spanish and World Language Education, Max worked on a consultant team in support of Amtrak’s Accessible Stations Development Program, implementing projects across the country to make stations accessible for those with mobility limitations or visual/auditory impairments. Max then joined Amtrak’s Strategy and Planning Department and was promoted to a leadership role where he manages a team responsible for the administration of various agreements and projects.
Before starting Law School, Max spent six years as a volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeastern Pennsylvania. His policy interests include infrastructure investment and administrative law as it pertains to public transportation.