Priscilla Osei

Priscilla Osei is a graduate student at Texas A&M University pursuing a master's degree in petroleum engineering. Her research focuses on hydraulic fracture diagnostics using distributed fiber optic sensing in unconventional oil reservoirs. She integrates skills and knowledge in geology, geomechanics, data analysis, and computer programming.

She has been actively involved with SPE through leadership, volunteering, and technical engagement, and was recognized as an outstanding student member for her contributions and community impact. During her undergraduate studies, she led the SPE University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) Student Chapter, as the president, into being awarded by the SPE Africa region as an outstanding chapter.

She is committed to continuous learning and seeks opportunities that broaden her professional perspective and build her technical versatility to contribute to the evolving energy industry. She is a strong advocate for youth empowerment and believes that engineering solutions and building people are not separate missions.

She holds a bachelor's degree from the UMaT in Ghana where she graduated with honors.