51 Petroleum Engineering Education and Development for Tomorrow's Workforce

Wednesday, 5 October

1400 - 1630

360 A-C

Technical Session

Petroleum Engineering Education and Professional Development is evolving to meet the needs of the Energy Industry for the workforce of the future. New curricula and training is changing to incorporate new trends in competency development for the energy transition, diversity, equity and inclusion, and outreach to attract and retain talent.

Session Chairperson(s)

C. Susan Howes, President - Subsurface Consultants & Associates, LLC

Mani Bansal - Shell India Markets Pvt. Ltd.

1400-1425 210429
Meet Us Halfway - A Young Engineer's Thoughts On How To Make Petroleum Engineering A Cool Profession

S. Rahi, Skylark Wireless, Inc
1425-1450 210035
Professional Development of a Production & Facilities Generalist as a Jack-of-all-Trades

R.M. Pearson, Glynn Resources Ltd; G. Brindle, Skoki Energy Advisors Inc; B. Anifowose, Coventry University
1450-1515 210236
First-hand Perspectives Of The Pro-female Notion In The Oil And Gas Industry In The Gulf

A. Retnanto, Texas A&M University At Qatar; A. Mohsin, Northwestern University in Qatar; A. Shaikh, I. Shaikh, Texas A&M University at Qatar; D. Pinontoan, Northwestern University in Qatar
1515-1540 210342
Reformatting Petroleum Industry Communications For The Educational System And The Public

I. Ershaghi, D.L. Paul, University of Southern California
1540-1605 210310
Relevance Of Petroleum Engineering Under The Present Uncertainties

S. Farouq Ali, M. Soliman, University of Houston
1605-1630 210219
Incorporating Geothermal Curricula Into Petroleum Classes: A Ten Years Experience

C. Teodoriu, University of Oklahoma
Alternate 210237
A Visual-learning Project To Enhance The Understanding Of Petrophysical Properties Using Pore-scale Simulation

N.M. Alyafei, M. Zia, H.S. Rabbani, Texas A&M University at Qatar

2022 Technical Program

51 Petroleum Engineering Education and Development for Tomorrow's Workforce