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Mackinac Bridge Director Nowack Honored by Women's Transportation Seminar Michigan Chapter
ST. IGNACE, MI — Kim Nowack, Mackinac Bridge Director, has been named Woman of the Year by the Michigan Chapter of the Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS).
The award “honors a woman who is an outstanding role model and has contributed to the advancement of women and minorities in transportation.” The award was presented to Nowack during the WTS Michigan Chapter's 2022 Scholarship and Recognition Awards Banquet in Howell.
Past Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) member (2014-18) Barbara Arens (who also is a WTS Michigan Chapter Past President, WTS Central Region Council Member, and WTS International Foundation Board Member) assisted with the nomination.
“I have admired Kim Nowack for her professionalism, her technical knowledge, her leadership, and commitment to share her knowledge with future generations about careers in engineering,” Arens said. “She is a humble and admirable leader, representing women and our industry well as the Executive Secretary of the MBA and our iconic bridge. The WTS Michigan Chapter is proud to honor her as WTS Michigan Chapter Woman of the Year.”
“This award is wonderful acknowledgment of Kim's reputation as a very skilled and knowledgeable engineer. We're so proud of her many accomplishments,” MBA Chairman Patrick Gleason said. “Kim has done so much for the Mackinac Bridge and is a terrific role model for youth who are considering careers in engineering.”
Nowack was the Chief Engineer at the bridge beginning in 2002 and was named to her current post in 2019. She is a member of the International Cable Supported Bridge Operators Association and a 1985 graduate of Michigan Technological University.
Michigan Contractor & Builder PeopleThe award “honors a woman who is an outstanding role model and has contributed to the advancement of women and minorities in transportation.” The award was presented to Nowack during the WTS Michigan Chapter's 2022 Scholarship and Recognition Awards Banquet in Howell.
Past Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) member (2014-18) Barbara Arens (who also is a WTS Michigan Chapter Past President, WTS Central Region Council Member, and WTS International Foundation Board Member) assisted with the nomination.
“I have admired Kim Nowack for her professionalism, her technical knowledge, her leadership, and commitment to share her knowledge with future generations about careers in engineering,” Arens said. “She is a humble and admirable leader, representing women and our industry well as the Executive Secretary of the MBA and our iconic bridge. The WTS Michigan Chapter is proud to honor her as WTS Michigan Chapter Woman of the Year.”
“This award is wonderful acknowledgment of Kim's reputation as a very skilled and knowledgeable engineer. We're so proud of her many accomplishments,” MBA Chairman Patrick Gleason said. “Kim has done so much for the Mackinac Bridge and is a terrific role model for youth who are considering careers in engineering.”
Nowack was the Chief Engineer at the bridge beginning in 2002 and was named to her current post in 2019. She is a member of the International Cable Supported Bridge Operators Association and a 1985 graduate of Michigan Technological University.
