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The new collaborative series between TWA and SPE Student Chapters, “TWA Student Chapter Spotlight,” aims to feature award-winning SPE student chapters from around the world throughout the year. Each article in the series will spotlight a student chapter and share its successes, challenges, and innovative practices.

The new collaborative series between TWA and SPE Student Chapters, “TWA Student Chapter Spotlight,” aims to feature award-winning SPE student chapters from around the world throughout the year. Each article in the series will spotlight a student chapter and share its successes, challenges, and innovative practices.

Groups of students and young professionals generated digital solutions for an abandoned field in Norway using publicly available field data during a SPE hackathon event held in Bangalore, India.

My visit to China consisted of some very substantial meetings with the members from the SPE Beijing Section as well as the Northern China International Section.

Eighteen SPE student chapters across the world have won the 2019 Presidential Award for Outstanding Student Chapter. The award recognizes chapters whose programs, activities, and levels of participation distinguish them from other chapters. Formerly known as the Outstanding Student Chapter Award, this top award now recognizes the highest-ranked 5% of eligible student …

[In the picture: Student Awards Luncheon attendees at the 2018 SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition in Dallas, Texas.]

Based on his observations, the author shares his recommendations for students, judges, moderators, and organizers of Student Paper Contests.

Andrei Popa with Chevron talks about the case for incorporating data sciences into petroleum engineering curriculum.

With this conviction Arpan, the social club of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), was founded in 2009. The club evolved over the years taking tiny steps to become an instrument of social change. Today it consists of hundreds of devoted student volunteers who care enough to believe they can make the world a better place.

The 2018 SPE International Student Paper Contests were held at the SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition (ATCE) in Dallas in late September and the following papers are announced winners. These papers will be published in the ATCE conference proceedings and on OnePetro, a multisociety technical library.