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SPE Student ChapterThe Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is an international body representing petroleum engineers and professionals world-wide. Ever since its formation it has sought to act as a platform for engineers all around the world to develop their technical knowledge and support the growth of the industry. The SPE also represents students aspiring to pursue a career in the oil and gas industry. After the opening of the School in 2002, the first batch of 23 students registered with the SPE as student members owing to the generosity of Halliburton. This was the first step towards the setting up of the Student Chapter of SPE in the University of Adelaide. The SPE South Australia Section, Adelaide, sponsored the opening of the Chapter in this University. By late October 2002, under the patronage of Professor Peter Behrenbruch and supervision of Dr Motiur Rahman, the SPE Student Chapter took shape. The first executive committee was elected. Carrie Broad was elected President of the Chapter. Bradley Shipway, Vice President (Activities), and Myles Reagan, Vice President (Memberships), were elected to assist Carrie in organising and planning further activities. Every new academic year has brought increased membership with the intake of another batch of undergraduate students and the arrival of more postgraduate students at ASP. The Chapter has grown to 60 members. The increase required a larger body to govern and plan the activities of the Chapter. The executive committee is as follows:
Click here for a list of the 2009 executive committee. Mr Andrew A. Young, President of the SPE 2003, officially inaugurated the Student Chapter of SPE at a ceremony held in the Santos Petroleum Engineering Building on 25 March 2003. The Chapter now operates within the rules and regulations of the SPE. ActivitiesSince its formation, the Chapter has managed to organise and participate in various social events. These include:
The Chapter plans on organizing various other activities in the future. |
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