... 37 years. I joined SPE as a student. During this time, Hank Ramey, who was our department head, would tell his Stanford students that joining SPE was not an option. When I visit sections these days, I am impressed by the volunteerism and dedication of students and young professionals. I feel a bit...

.... Following the crippling effects of the oil embargo in 1973, the price of crude oil climbed high and fast to the top of the charts. That increase in crude oil value brought students to petroleum engineering programs in droves around the world. It was not just the crude; it was the value of the degree program...

..., to discuss the importance of supporting universities and students through the challenges and opportunities facing the industry. I chose Jennifer to be part of this episode because of her extensive experience in both academia and the industry. This episode aims to delve into the status of petroleum...

... investments in technology and innovation. The discussion turns to ways to change public perception. I review some of the topics discussed at the Presidents Panel that I participated in at IPTC 2024. These include how engaging students at a young age and making them aware of the benefits of the industry helps...

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... are exposed to, so I consider the local section the front lines of our Society, the key to SPE’s mission of connecting. I want to focus our members on how they can benefit by connecting with their local section or student chapter because I think the local sections can impact not only their education...

..., who predicts that number will drop to 572 in 2025 based on the number of juniors. After that, enrollment looks likely to rise. There has been a 13% increase in the number of freshman and sophomore students, which is attributed to the strong demand for petroleum engineers. “Probably word of mouth...

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... an annual survey of petroleum engineering (PE) programs. At Texas Tech, he said more than 90% of the students already have jobs upon graduation, with most of them going to work for operators. Demand is also strong for graduates at Colorado School of Mines, Penn State University, and Texas A&M University...

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.... FEATURE | Graduation Trends History Matching of Petroleum Engineering Graduation Rates TOM BLASINGAME, SPE, ERDAL OZKAN, SPE, MOHAN KELKAR, SPE, JENNIFER MISKIMINS, SPE, and STEPHEN RASSENFOSS The decline in petroleum engineering student enrollments since 2015 sparked a conversation among a group...

... years from now we will be overwhelmed,” by new students, Heinze said. So far, the survey is not offering evidence of a change from the down trend. The best indicator of the size of future graduation classes is the level of undergraduate enrollment. During the slide down, the number of seniors has been...

... was the need to enable students to not only sur-vive but also thrive as they transition into an evolving industry. The authors discussed issues they believe academia can control and govern—i.e., upgrading education and restructuring academic units—and issues such as demand changes, oil prices, and world...

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... spectra of SPE membership from freshman students to geriatrics, like myself. It has been both exhausting and inspiring to see and feel the creativity and labor of our SPE members. As unsolicited advice, if you are looking for inspiration, then I encourage you to talk to those who have lost their jobs...

...” as the theme for this article. As every sailor knows, you must tack to where the wind is, not where you want it to be. I know that every student and Young Professional is waiting for the wind to align with their path. Frankly, I cannot promise that will happen anytime soon, but I can promise it will happen...

... for students seeking employment is, well, dead in the water. This is typically a tough time of year as companies make their commitments in the September-November time frame and tend to reengage in the March-May time frame for positions that were not filled or perhaps for new positions that were recently...

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... to be an average). The result is job losses totaling more than 100,000. As the pandemic drags on and demand remains contracted, these numbers are only expected to rise. This hit to our industry is personal for me (and likely for most of you). Many of my former students, friends, and family are affected...