Background
Roubik, Susanne Eileen was born on December 1, 1959 in Milwaukee. Daughter of Joseph Rudolph and Gertrude Mae (Brown) Roubik.
Roubik, Susanne Eileen was born on December 1, 1959 in Milwaukee. Daughter of Joseph Rudolph and Gertrude Mae (Brown) Roubik.
Bachelor of Science in Architecture, University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1981. Master of Architecture summa cum laude, University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1984. Postgraduate, Institute of Architecture Studies, Paris, Barcelona, 1984.
Postgraduate, Taller de Architecture, Ricardo Bofill.
Architectural photographer University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1983-1984, architectural slide curator, 1983-1984. Senior architectural designer Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago, 1984-1990. Principal Southeast Roubik & Associations-Design Consultant, since 1990.
Consultant KMR Group, Inc., 1991-1993, World Trade Center, Chicago, 1995. President International Collaborations Group, Inc., since 1997. Senior project manager McClier, 1999-2000, service group director, 2000-2001.
Associate, project manager Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 2001. President, founder Feng Shui & Design Institute Chicago, since 2003, Feng Shui & Design Institute of Illinois, since 2003. Design critic Notre Dame University, University Wisconsin Military, University Illinois Chicago, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, University Ohio, Miami, Andrews University.
Committee chairwoman CCAIA Very Important Person/Protocol 1993 American Institute of Architects/UIA World Congress Architects, 1991-1993. Founder, board directors, executive vice president Newhouse Architecture Foundation, 1989-1993, secretary, 1987-1988, director internships, 1984-1993.
Committee chairwoman CCAIA Very Important Person/Protocol, 1991—1993. Board directors Rehabilitation Institute Chicago, Health Resource Center for Women with Disabilities, 1994—1998. Member of American Institute of Architects (program coordinator Chicago chapter 1987-1989, chairman real estate committee 1989-1991, delegate young architects forum 1990-1992, steering committee young architects forum 1990-1992, board directors 1990-1995, program committee 1991-1993, Chicago award 1984, Chicago chapter-Chicago Bar Association Young Architect award 1987, Young Architect award 1993), Urban Land Institute 1999—2003, Crew: Commercial Real Estate Executive Women, Women in Planning and Development (director 2003, board directors 2003-2004), Third Coast Design Cooperative (vice president board directors 1981-1984), Third Coast Women in Architect (founder, president 1983), Graphic Artists Guild, American Marketing Association, International Women Associates (chair English group 1998-1999, official photographer 1998—2000, Kent College of Law-Illinois Institute of Technology 1998—2000, library international relations, consular ball executive committee), Mid Day Club Chicago (associate board directors co-chair 1995-1996, chair 1996-1997).