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MEMBER NEWS GEORGE BUTLER ASSOCIATES ANNOUNCES PROMOTIONS Lenexa, Kan. – George Butler Associates, Inc. (GBA), an engineering and architectural firm headquartered here, has announced the following promotions: Cory Clark, P.E., Keri McGill, P.E., and Craig Rogge, AIA, DBIA, have been named Associates; and Jim Dunajcik, P.E., Dennis Eisenbarth, P.E., and Chad Luedke, P.E., have been named Senior Engineers. All are headquartered in Lenexa except Dunajcik, who makes his headquarters in GBA’s O’Fallon, Missouri, office. Cory Clark heads up GBA’s Municipal Design Group under the Transportation Division, where he is responsible for the study, planning, design, and construction supervision of municipal streets and roadways as well as county roads. Clark is a 2007 graduate of Leadership Northland sponsored by the Northland Regional Chamber of Commerce. He holds a B.S. degree in civil engineering from the University of Missouri, Columbia. Keri McGill heads up GBA’s Buildings Structural Group where she is responsible for design and project management for new and rehabilitated building structures. McGill’s responsibilities also include structural condition reports, building code reviews, plan reviews, and construction period administration. McGill joined GBA in 1995 with M.S. and B.S. degrees in structural engineering from the University of Illinois. Craig Rogge provides architectural planning, design, and project management for GBA’s Studio Four, which focuses on corporate offices, mixed-use development, and land planning. Rogge is responsible for all phases of the building process, from land planning, conceptual design, and site analysis to preliminary and final design and field observation. Rogge holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Kansas. He is licensed by the AmericanInstitute of Architects and the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. Rogge is also a Designated Design-Build Professional with the Design-Build Institute of America. Jim Dunajcik provides design and project management for GBA’s Water Environment Group, where he is responsible for water and wastewater systems analysis, planning, and design and water resources management, including watershed analysis, floodplain management, stormwater detention design, lake, dam, and spillway design, sediment and erosion control, and bioengineering. Prior to joining GBA Dunajcik was a project manager for the Engineering Division of the Kansas City, Missouri, Water Services Department where he served as Vice Chairman of the Levee Committee. Dunajcik holds a B.S. degree in geological engineering from the University of Missouri, Rolla. Dennis Eisenbarth provides mechanical engineering design and project management for GBA’s Critical Facilities Design Studio, which focuses on critical, zero-downtime environments such as telecommunications facilities and data centers. His experience includes the design of redundant cooling systems for telecommunications equipment rooms and new and expanded switch facilities throughout the country. Eisenbarth holds a B.S. degree in architectural engineering from Kansas State University. Chad Luedke is responsible for design and project management for GBA’s Highways and Streets Group, where he provides planning, design, and construction supervision for highway, interchange, and roadway projects for state and local agencies. Prior to joining GBA, Luedke was with the Miami County, Kansas, Department of Public Works. He holds a B.S. degree in civil engineering from Kansas State University.
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