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2020 SPE President Shauna Noonan and 2016 Past President Nathan Meehan present their perspectives and answer live Q&A with student members. Be

2020 SPE President Shauna Noonan and 2016 Past President Nathan Meehan present their perspectives and answer live Q&A with student members.

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In this video series, SPE Board members describe the importance of SPE and explain why it is needed now and in the future. They also share examples of how serving on the Board of Directors has helped shape their professional career development. SPE is governed by a 20-member Board of Directors composed of member representatives from around the world, including three officers and 17 representatives of geographic regions and technical disciplines.

In this video series, SPE Board members describe how they got involved with SPE and why they wanted to serve on the Board. This series also highlights the work of the SPE Board and the member's commitment to the organization.SPE is governed by a 20-member Board of Directors composed of member representatives from around the world. 

Join us for an SPE Live on Diversity & Inclusion addressing the advantages of mentoring programs for women. Our guests discuss why companies are i

This preparatory study course will share best practices for engineering professionals getting ready to take the professional registration or the SPE certification exam. Duration: 13 hours, 5 minutes Expiration: This course expires 12 months from date of registration.

Considers the critical value of a career development program to an organization. You will learn the five stages in the career lifecycle and the needs of an employee at each stage. Key tools for career development are discussed and compared.

This presentation describes planning, designing, and arranging of equipment on offshore structures for the safe and efficient production of oil and gas. General criteria is provided for designing living quarters. This content also provides the project engineer with information for determining line size, wall thickness, and pressure rating class. Miscellaneous details to be considered in designing a piping system also are discussed.

This course addresses Personal Creativity. Through tools and exercises drawn from Adrian Brown's book, Creativity & Innovation, it seeks to help unlock the creativity within individuals.

This course focuses on teaching you how to brand yourself professionally. What is brand? And how do you maintain your personal brand? The assignments in this course discuss the value of personal branding, the way to craft your personal brand statement, and finally, the best methods for communicating your personal brand to clients, employers, and other industry professionals.

Networking has become a significant part of the professional process, altering the way both entrepreneurs and organizations do business. This course will help you to improve your personal and professional networking skills by providing best practices and effective tips and techniques.

Whether you're just starting out in the workforce or changing careers, it is important to understand how the job you perform contributes to your sense of fulfillment in life. This course prompts you to examine various job settings and functions, comparing each against your own preferences, values, and expectations, in order to determine the best job fit for you.

This introductory-level course helps learners craft a resume that is targeted, elegant, and effective. It continues on to cover interviewing skills, focusing on the interview preparation and the five stages of the interview process. Finally, the course will help learners formulate winning answers to difficult interview questions.

The term "deepwater" has always been defined in terms of where offshore technology stood at a given moment. In the early 1960s, 500-foot water depths placed a practical limit on offshore drilling capabilities; by 2003, the water depth record had surpassed 10,000 feet. This Topic describes the equipment and technology that have made such advances possible. Starting with an overview of worldwide drilling activity, it looks at the characteristics of deepwater environments and the challenges they pose with respect to rig requirements and offshore project management. It goes on to discuss the systems, equipment and considerations involved in deepwater well planning, design and construction. It then examines some of the innovative solutions to deepwater drilling challenges, ranging from riserless drilling to dual activity operations. Finally, it presents several case studies to show how these solutions have been applied in the Gulf of Mexico, offshore eastern Canada and the North Sea.