Energy Collaborative Workforce Committee Meeting

October 20, 2009

Agenda

• Welcome

• The Energy Challenge and the Talent Pipeline

• Past Events

• Calendar

• Info Share

• Wrap Up

Thank you to

Shellfor sponsoring today’s lunch!

Can your organization sponsor lunch at the January 19, 2010 meeting?

GHP Energy CollaborativeWorkforce Committee

Mission

Engage industry, education, economic development and community partners to work together to meet current and future energy workforce needs

Vision

Become the recognized global leader in energy talent development

Economic Development

Education

IndustryAkers Solutions, Anadarko, Apache, BP, Cameron Compression Systems, CenterPoint Energy, Chevron, CITGO, ConocoPhillips, Devon, Dynegy, El Paso, EMS. Enbridge, EnCana, Energy People Connect, ExTerran, Exxonmobil, FMC Technologies, Gulf Interstate Engineering, Halliburton, KBR, Kinder Morgan CO2, Marathon, Mariner Energy, Inc. Mustang Engineering, National Oilwell Varco, Noble Energy, Reliant, Schlumberger, Shell, Siemens, Spectra Energy, Standard Renewable Energy, Tesco, Vestas

GovernmentMayor’s Office - Houston,Texas Workforce Commission

Community PartnersCASE, C-STEM, Education Foundation of Harris County, GCPTA, Houston A+ Challenge, IPAA, Museum of Natural Science, Offshore Energy Center, Society of Women Engineers,Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Women’s Energy Network (WEN), Young Professionals in Energy (YPE) Citizens for Affordable Energy

Economic Alliance Houston Port Region,Greater Houston Partnerships, Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC), TETC

Bossier Parish CC,Houston IndependentSchool District, Houston Community College, Lee College, Michigan Institute of Aviation and Technology, Rice University,San Jacinto College, Spring Branch ISD,Texas A&M University, Texas Southern University, University of Houston, University of Houston - Downtown, University of Texas-Austin

Energy Collaborative Workforce October 2009 Roll Call

The Energy Challenge and the Talent Pipeline

John Hofmeister

Past Events

• EnergyVenture

• GeoFORCE

• HCC Energy Symposium

San Jacinto CollegeSusan Muha Linda Drobnich Debby Treuil

EnergyVenture 2009

Impacting the Gulf Coast Region

Air Liquide Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Albemarle Corporation CenterPoint EnergyChevron Phillips Chemical CompanyConstruction Maintenance Education FoundationThe Dow Chemical CompanyKaneka Texas Corporation The Lubrizol Corporation

Nisseki Chemical Texas, Inc. Noltex , LLC NRG TexasSolvay Chemicals, Inc. Texas PetroChemicalsTexas Workforce CommissionTNMP (Texas New Mexico Power) TurboCare, Inc.

EnergyVenture Gold Level Sponsors

Scholarships: Corporate/Foundation and TWC Scholarships

Demographics

100% 30% 34% 28% 8%

Demographics - Gender

 Percent 38% 62%

Quotes from Kids…

“I liked the whole thing because we had fun while we were learning.”

“I liked the field trip because I got to see in person the job I want to do. I also learned a lot.”

“My favorite thing was going to the Chemistry labs. We never did anything like that in my middle school.”

“What could be better? Make the camp longer.”

0102030405060708090

100

Camp 1

Camp 2

Camp 3

Camp 4

Camp 5

Pre TestPost Test

Did they learn anything?…

More Quotes from Parents…

“Kudos, to everyone involved in the Energy Venture Camp!”

“My sons cannot stop talking about how much knowledge they have gained in less than a week!”

“What a great age to educate America’s future leaders!”

GeoFORCEDoug Ratcliff

Academy Young Geo Total Academy Young Geo Total Academy Young Geo Total

Class 2009 0 0 0 42 28 70 42 28 70

Class 2010 40 28 68 44 26 70 84 54 138

Class 2011 30 25 55 42 30 72 72 55 127

Class 2012 37 17 54 40 53 93 77 70 147

Class 2013 41 21 62 40 46 86 81 67 148

Total 148 91 239 208 183 391 356 274 630

Houston Southwest Total

Participation

Schools

Attucks Dowling Hogg Long SharpstownBurbank Fondren Holland Ortiz StevensonClifton Hamilton Jackson Revere WilliamsDeady Hartman Lanier Ryan

Chavez SharpstownMadison SterlingMilby WashingtonScarborough Worthing

Middle Schools

High Schools

First Graduating Cohort

Female Male Total Hispanic CaucasianTotal

Academy26 16 42 34 8

34% 21% 55% 44% 10% Young Geo

21 14 35 25 10 27% 18% 45% 32% 13%

TotalNumber 47 30 77 59 18 Percentage 61% 39% 100% 77% 23%

NumberPercentage

Gender Ethnicity

NumberPercentage

First Graduating Cohort

TotalAdmittedNot

AttendingGeo Sci/Eng Math

Other/ Undecided

Academy41 1 8 13 1 19

53% 1% 11% 17% 1% 25% Young Geo

35 0 0 15 1 19 46% 0% 0% 20% 1% 25%

TotalNumber 76 1 8 28 2 38 Percentage 99% 1% 11% 37% 2% 50%

NumberPercentage

College Degree Program Pursued

NumberPercentage

AcademyYoung

GeoscientistsTotal

A&M College Station 3 2 5 A&M Corpus Christi 1 0 1 A&M International 2 2 4 A&M Kingsville 1 3 4 Brigham Young 1 0 1 Coast Guard Academy 1 0 1 Concordia 1 0 1 Del Mar 1 0 1 Kansas State 1 0 1 North Texas 2 0 2 Northern Arizona 0 1 1 Ohio State 2 0 2 Rice 1 0 1 San Angelo State 0 1 1 St. Edwards 1 0 1 Sul Ross 1 0 1 Southwest Texas Junior College 9 16 25 University of Texas at Austin 10 6 16 University of Texas at Dallas 1 0 1 University of Texas at San Antonio 1 4 5 Yale 1 0 1

41 35 76

Marissa VaraJoined GeoFORCE in the 8th grade (Uvalde High School)

Now at the Jackson School

Shown here with David RaineyVice President BP

HCC Chancellor’s Symposium on Energy…2009

•VIP Reception, October 14, 2009, 6 – 8 pm•100 attendees•Video greetings from NASA Administrator, retired Maj. Gen. Charles Bolden•Remarks from UH, Rice on partnership•Announcement of Chevron Energy Solutions Gift

•Symposium, October 16, 2009, 8 am – 3 pm•Keynote Speaker – John Hofmeister•320 high school and community college students participated, highly diverse group•Student engagement high – follow up questions already received•Thanks to exhibitors & presenters Chevron, Shell, CenterPoint, UH, UT Tyler, WorkSource, NSF, Westinghouse Engineering

Visit www.hccs.edu/symposium2009 for pictures, video

2010 Energy Industry Collaboration Opportunities

Event or Activity Date

Energy Collaborative – Workforce Committee Meeting January 19

Houston Energy Summit March 5

Science and Engineering Fair of Houston March 11 - 13

Energy Collaborative – Workforce Committee Meeting April 20

Houston: Energy City of the Future Competition May 21*

A+ Teacher Externship week June 7 - 11

EnergyVenture Camps June and July

GeoFORCE Houston June and July

Energy Collaborative – Workforce Committee Meeting July 20

IPAA Energy Academies August – May

Energy Collaborative – Workforce Committee Meeting October 19

* Tentative date

Next Meeting:

January 19, 2010

11:00 – 1:00

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