41 Developing the Workforce of the Future to Meet Global Energy Needs

Wednesday, 5 October

0830 - 1155

360 A-C

Technical Session

Collaboration between academia and industry is essential to ensure that universities are producing qualified graduates to meet the workforce needs of the future. New approaches to developing technical and nontechnical competencies will prepare today's new hires to become tomorrow's leaders in the fast changing energy industry.

Session Chairperson(s)

Hitesh Mohan - Intek Inc.

Khaled Enab - Texas A&M International University

0830-0855 210365
Petroleum Engineers Need A Strong Professional Society

A. Michael, Cypriana Petroleum Technology, LLC
0855-0920 210485
A Case Study On The Benefits Of Implementing An Introductory Short Course On Oil And Gas To High School Students

N.M. Alyafei, A. Retnanto, B. Cieslinski, Texas A&M University at Qatar
0920-0945 210304
Universal Drilling Language For Improved Safety And Efficiency In Rig Operations

T. Vincent, The University of Oklahoma; C. Teodoriu, University of Oklahoma
0945-1010 210337
Overcoming Virtual Training Challenges To Promote The Adoption Of Cloud Solutions

Z. Yuan, Y. Hashemian, J. Morana, A. Celis, K. Tee, Schlumberger
1040-1105 209950
Evolution Of Ethics Frameworks In The Oil And Gas Organizations And Professional Societies

M.A. Capello, Red Tree Consulting LLC; C. Howes, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC
1105-1130 210024
Solving The Engagement Enigma

A.L. Smith, Risk Management Systems
1130-1155 210444
The Importance Of Early Investments In Local Content: Lessons Learned From Guyana’s Enterprise Development Centre Five Years In

S. Scott, ExxonMobil; N. Gaskin-Peters, DAI Global
Alternate 210425
Team Coaching In Oil And Gas

M.E. Solway, Skein Pathway

2022 Technical Program

41 Developing the Workforce of the Future to Meet Global Energy Needs