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FALL 2018 | WINTER 2019

1 Petroleum academy juniors from Southwest High School visited the Waxahachie Civic Center to participate in the STEM Innovators-In-Training Experience in September.

2 The bi-annual IPAA/PESA Education Advisory Board meeting was held in Houston in August. Education Board members and guests heard from five petroleum academy students representing the 2018 externship program. Pictured with IPAA President & CEO Barry Russell are Ahmad Elhajj, Westside High School and Schlumberger extern; Kiana Carrillo, Energy Institute High School and ExxonMobil extern; Diana Hernandez, Young Women’s College Preparatory Academy and Shell extern; Erick Morales, Westside High School and Equinor extern; Brandon Ordonez, Milby High School and Occidental Petroleum extern.

3 Westside High School hosted their annual summer camp for incoming petroleum academy freshmen.

4 The University of Houston Energy hosted “A Day of Science and Fun” summer camp specifically for IPAA/PESA Petroleum Academy high school students in August which included touring the drone and robotics labs and competing to design a multi-frack lateral well. Speakers included Dr. Aaron Becker, Assistant Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Drone Robotics Lab; Laura Galloway, Assistant Professor, Admissions, Program Manager – Prospective and New Student Programs; Braden Bowie, Reservoir Engineer, Subsurface Engineering, Apache; U of H PhD Students under Dr. Jose Luis Contreras-Vidal, Laboratory for Non-Invasive Brain-Machine Interfaces. Watch video�

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The IPAA/PESA Energy Education Center is very appreciative of the

investment University of Houston Energy made in creating this

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Summer Camp

STEM Innovators

A Day of Science and Fun

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Ed Ireland from the Barnett Shale Energy Education Council.

Bill Moulton of the Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists (SIPES) discussed various rock types, brought samples, and donated maps for the classrooms.

Jim Wilkes and Kelly Jordan from Texland Petroleum presented on engineering and petroleum engineering.

Blane Gamble and Eloy Martinez from Equitas Energy Partners’ presented on careers as a Landman.

ADDITIONAL GUEST SPEAKERS AT THE PETROLEUM ACADEMY AT SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL

At the University of Houston Tech Challenge, 100 students from the four Houston-based petroleum academies participated in an engaging STEM competition learning about electricity circuitry, underwater acoustic waves, Piezo electrics and energy harvesting.

Chemistry Week

Shell STEM Showdown

Guest Speaker Series

Special thanks to sponsors University of Houston, Gravity Oilfield Services, National Oilwell Varco, Schlumberger,

TechnipFMC, Weir Oil & Gas, and the Switch Energy Alliance who made this event possible.

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5 Tom Bates of Lime Rock Management presented to petroleum academy students at Southwest High School about supply and demand and the value chain.

6 Lockheed engineers Clay Wynn and Paul Witiak spoke to the Southwest High School petroleum academy seniors and conducted a hands-on wind energy activity.

7 IPAA/PESA Education Advisory Board member Jonathan Rhoads of Lowry Rhoads Associates shared valuable career guidance with students.

8 120 Houston petroleum academy students competed at the nationally acclaimed Shell STEM Showdown at the University of Houston. The event was generously powered by Shell Oil Company and developed by Great Minds in STEM. Each team worked alongside local college students and were mentored by Shell professionals.

9 Petroleum academy engineering students at Southwest High School participated in special Chemistry Week activities at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in October, visiting the Energy Blast exhibit and viewing the 4-D film, Journey to the Center of the Barnett Shale.

10 The IPAA/PESA Energy Education Center held our biggest event to date, an Oil & Gas Career Conference for over 650 students enrolled in the four Houston IPAA/PESA Petroleum Academies. Students learned the basics of the oil & gas value chain, participated in a career panel and toured the University of Houston. Thank you to employees from ExxonMobil, Lowry Rhoads Associates, Occidental Petroleum, Oceaneering, Schlumberger, Shell, and TechnipFMC for sharing STEM career advice.

11 Female IPAA/PESA Petroleum Academy students from Energy Institute High School and the Young Women’s College Preparatory Academy attended the 16th annual Women’s Global Leadership Conference in Energy in Houston. Their attendance was generously sponsored by Gulf Energy Information who also hosted a silent auction fundraiser. Keynote speaker, PESA President Leslie Beyer, addressed visualizing opportunities for change.

12 Incoming petroleum academy freshmen at Southwest High School participated in a leadership camp.

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Women’s Global Leadership Conference in Energy

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Leadership Camp

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ENHANCED STEM–An Industry Changing Partnership with EducationProceeds Benefit the IPAA Educational Foundation, a 501(c)(3) Organization

2019 Industry Courses USING EDUCATION TO FUND EDUCATION

Oil & Gas OrientationFOR NEWCOMERS TO THE INDUSTRY

Partnered with Energy Training Resources, LLC

Oil & Gas OverviewHosted by NAPE

Partnered with Energy Training Resources, LLC

VISIT US www.ipaa.org/education/courses CONTACT Nikki McDermott | nmcdermott@ipaa.org

WHERE George R. Brown Convention Center Houston, TX

WHEN February 12, 2019 | NAPE Summit August 20, 2019 | Summer NAPE

COST $299 Includes course materials, light breakfast, coffee, lunch and Wi-Fi

Qualifies for Continuing Education Units: 7 CPD, 8 CPE, 7.5 RL, RPL, CPL and CPL Specialist

WHERE Wiess Energy Hall Houston Museum of Natural Science Houston, TX

WHEN April 16, 2019 November 19, 2019

COST $299 Includes course materials, light breakfast, coffee, lunch and access to Wiess Energy Hall

Recommended for oil and gas company employees, suppliers, contractors, attorneys, accountants, HR professionals, bankers, investors, traders,

insurers, regulators, etc.

A well-organized, media-rich program that covers the basic industry structure,

functions, and commercial terms in just one day.

Training Fundraisers and eLearning We continue our partnership with Energy Training Resources, LLC to provide Oil & Gas Industry Overview Courses with the proceeds supporting the IPAA Educational Foundation. 2019’s public courses, sponsored by Core Laboratories, NAPE, Rigzone and Webb Mason, are Tuesday, February 12th at the George R. Brown Convention Center as part of the winter NAPE week; and Tuesday, August 20th at the George R. Brown Convention Center as part of the summer NAPE week. Valuable continuing education credits are available. Go to www.ipaa.org/education/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2018/08/192019EdCourses_Flyer.pdf for details.

Oil & Gas Orientation for Newcomers to the Industry IPAA’s Oil & Gas Orientation for Newcomers to the Industry was specifically designed for employees in the industry who are looking to make themselves assets to their company by learning its core concepts. The course is conducted at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, where participants have access to the museum’s newly-renovated Wiess Energy Hall. As course topics are covered, participants are able to view the energy hall’s exhibits giving them a hands-on and memorable learning experience. 2019’s courses are Tuesday, April 16th and Tuesday, November 19th. Go to www.ipaa.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/2019-IPAA-Education-Sponsorship-Opportunities.pdf for further information.

USING EDUCATION TO FUND EDUCATION

Summer Teacher TrainingThe 2018-19 school year was kick-started with our annual training for educators, made possible through the generous support of:

LEFT: The Mobile Oilfield Learning Unit (MOLU) visited the Southwest High School academy and reinforced classroom engineering and science concepts.

ABOVE: This past October the Consumer Energy Alliance and the Consumer Energy Education Foundation hosted their annual Energy Day in Houston, with 70 interactive demonstrations and exhibits. The IPAA/PESA Energy Education Center was proud to sponsor the science and engineering student competition.

�FOR MORE INFORMATION Contact Anne Ford, Vice President, IPAA/PESA Energy Education Center | aford@ipaa.org | 281.798.2334

IPAA/PESA 'Power Your Future' Middle School STEM Career Exploration ProgramAugust saw the launch of the new IPAA/PESA Middle School STEM Career Exploration initiative in the Permian Basin in Texas and New Mexico. This innovative, interactive digital and classroom discussion initiative helps young teenagers understand their individual talents and then explores 35 different STEM careers...what students can do now and what subjects they need to study in the future, different types of work and salaries. The goal is to exceed the initial target of 17 to 20 Permian middle schools in the first year with wider expansion and sponsorship of the program. This program is made possible through the generous support of the founding sponsor Occidental Petroleum with additional support from AAPL, Halliburton, IPAA, Marathon Oil and PESA.