Kathy Caldwell
Kathy Caldwell is the President of the American Society of Civil Engineers. An adjunct professor at the University of Florida as well as the president of Caldwell Cook & Associates, of Gainesville, Florida, she is only the second woman in ASCE’s history to become president. Caldwell is active in many volunteer organizations. She is a member of Engineers without Borders–USA, the Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers’ transportation committee, the Florida Engineering Society, Chi Epsilon, and Tau Beta Pi.
About Transportation Champions
America has long depended on a robust and reliable transportation network to support our drive towards lasting security and prosperity.
Our highways, railroads, ports, buses and airways allow us to move around our country quickly and efficiently. The freedom of movement created by America's transportation infrastructure facilitates our Nation's economic vitality. Our ability to travel safely enables us to trade with our neighbors and visit our friends and family. It provides Americans from every corner of our country access to the first rate products and services that define our economy, increasing the productivity of our people and our land.
Moving America requires a dedicated workforce that is committed to addressing every aspect of our nation's transportation system. This is why we are recognizing these Champions of Change in the transportation industry. Individuals who embody the concepts of "Innovate, Educate, and Build" across a range of transportation careers. These are individuals who are Winning the Future and can further empower and inspire other members of their respective industries and communities.
