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<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong>
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<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong> Name University of Bucharest SEG <strong>Student</strong> Section
(no abbreviations)
<strong>Report</strong>s must be received by
SEG University and <strong>Student</strong>
Programs on or before 1 April
students@seg.org
Academic Year 2010-2011 (September-May)
(March-November) or (September-May)
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List of <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong> Members
**<strong>Student</strong>s working towards a degree in Geophysics or related field are eligible
for FREE SEG <strong>Student</strong> Membership sponsored by Paradigm and CGG Veritas**
Prefix Last Name Middle First Name Birthdate Class SEG ID # Email
(Family Name)
(Given Name)
(Undergraduate, Graduate,
PhD)
Ms. Brinza Irina 06.04.1988 Graduate/MSc 187782 brinza.irina@gmail.com
Mr. Neagu Sorin 27/07/1989 Undergraduate 183016 neagu_sosorin_cristi@yahoo.com
Mr. Popa Razvan 14/07/1989 Undergraduate 183579 razvangabriel.popa@yahoo.com
Miss Placinta Maria Undergraduate 189480 maria_ig08@yahoo.com
Mr. Barbu Mihai 15/10/1990 Undergraduate 185801 mihai.barbu.ch@gmail.com
Mr. Lazar Robert 15/01/1990 Undergraduate 250488 robert_lazar_c@yahoo.com
Miss Stanca Roxana 11.08.1991 Undergraduate 255228 roxana.stanca91@yahoo.com
Mr. Ene Vlad 28/12/1989 Undergraduate 189482 vladvictor.ene@gmail.com
Miss Radu Ioana Bogdana 16/05/1990 Undergraduate 192206 chuidoodoo@yahoo.com
Miss Merezeanu Teodora 19/01/1985 Graduate 173735 teodora.merezeanu@gmail.com
Mr. Orza Razvan 08.03.1981 PhD 166558 razvan_orza@yahoo.com
Miss Hulpoi Alexandra 03.02.1985 PhD 192197 andreea2385@yahoo.com
Miss Neacsu Adriana 22/01/1991 Undergraduate 189324 adrya_laura@yahoo.com
Mr. Iacob Cezar 14/09/1984 PhD 160097 ic10@yahoo.com
Mr. Stan Constantin Daniel 21/05/1990 Undergraduate 255236 me.danielstan@gmail.com
Miss Ivan Irina 19/11/1984 PhD 188447 nenothtu19@yahoo.com
Miss Bugheanu Delia 21/02/1992 Undergraduate 255220 delia.bugheanu@yahoo.com
Mr. Manuc Georgian 19/03/1990 Undergraduate 192686 mib_g19@yahoo.com
Mr. Tudor Eugen 28/05/1989 Undergraduate 185807 eugen.tudor@scout.ro
Mr. Buioc Bogdan 07.11.1990 Undergraduate 258086 bogbuioc@yahoo.ca
Mr. Furnica Mihai 12.08.1986 Graduate/ MSc 183018 mi.furnica@gmail.com
Mr. Constantinescu Eduard Gabriel 21/11/1985 Undergraduate 189486 constantinescu.<strong>edu</strong>ard@gmail.com
Miss Lihaciu Alina Vasilica 13/12/1988 Graduate/MSc 192262 alina.lihaciu@gmail.com
Miss Opris Anca 07.11.1988 Undergraduate 185810 anca_opris88@yahoo.com
Miss Sirbu Maria Adriana 19/06/1990 Undergraduate 192183 adriana.sirbu@ymail.com
Miss Marasescu Alina 12.04.1988 Undergraduate 192188 alinamarasescu@yahoo.com
Miss Trandafir Gabriela 31.10.1990 Undergraduate 185805 gabi.trandafir31@gmail.com
Miss Ricu Alexandra 15.11.1989 Undergraduate 183006 ricu_alexandra@yahoo.com
Miss Tudor Cristina 16/03/1990 Undergraduate 259278 liana_cristina_tudor@yahoo.com
Miss Alecu Liana Elena 24/05/1989 Undergraduate 275357 alecu.elena@yahoo.com
Mr. Panaiotu George Andrei 05/15/1988 MSc 182343 panaiotu.andrei@gmail.com
Miss Ciobanete Diana 01.07.1987 MSc 185808 ciobanete.diana@gmail.com
Miss Marza Andreea 23/12/1991 Undergraduate andreea.marza@yahoo.com
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<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong> Activities
• List all student chapter activities for the current academic year (meetings, socials, field trips, workshops, etc.)
• Be sure to list all member recruitment activities and activities with other student chapters on this page
Date
Meeting Purpose
22-24.04.10 student conference
01.07.2010-
01.07.2011
humanitarian and
<strong>edu</strong>cational project
Location
World Trade Center
Bucharest, Romania
Ampoi Valley, Romania
08.09.10 field trip Eastern Carpathians
Title/Topic/Name of
Event
The 1st SEG/AAPG/EAGE
International Geosciences
<strong>Student</strong> Conference
Geophysical investigations
in the polluted area of
Zlatna, Romania
SEG/ExxonMobil <strong>Student</strong>
Education Program
27-29.10.10 field trip Bughea de Jos, Romania Autumn Field Trip
16.12.10 networking
01.04.11
meeting with
presentations
BSC headquarters,
Bucharest
Faculty of Geology and
Geophysics
Christmas Party - 11 years
of BSC
First meeting BSC of SEG
Activity <strong>Report</strong>
Description (40 words or less)
International conference for <strong>geo</strong>sciences students that included oral and
poster scientific presentations, job fair, short courses, Challenge Bowl, two
networking events, field trip.
One year GWB project. Achievements: three <strong>geo</strong>physical field campaigns for
recording of seismic, <strong>geo</strong>electric, GPR and magnetic with more than 40
students from 4 universities, workshop for data processing, <strong>geo</strong>chemical
sampling, <strong>geo</strong>chemical analyses at Prospectiuni SA Laboratories, nearsurface
<strong>geo</strong>logical sections and pollution maps, training session with local
communities.
BSC of SEG organized the field trip for the SEP course held in Bucharest,
Romania 2010. The trip had 4 stops: OMV Petrom drilling rig, Brazi Refinery,
Bran Castle and Spumoasa Valley (Bucegi Mountains)
Each autumn, the Bucharest <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>s of SEG, AAPG and EAGE
organize together a three day field trip.
Every year, BSC (of SEG, AAPG and EAGE) organizes a Christmas party for
its members and faculty professors.
A meeting opened to all students from our faculty that included 3
presentations from guests from Prospectiuni S.A.
<strong>Chapter</strong>
members
<strong>Student</strong>s Attending
Non
members
Total
30 397 427
35 7 42
12 26 28
25 45 70
35 50 85
20 15 35
02-10.04.11 field trip Aberdeen, UK
06-08.05.11 field trip
South and Central
Dobrogea
25-29.07.11 field trip Rosia Montana, Romania
29.07-
07.08.11
09-17.08.11 field trip
03.09-
09.09.11
<strong>edu</strong>cational project
<strong>edu</strong>cational project
Jurilovca, Romania
The Danube Delta,
Romania
Nis, Serbia
Petroleum <strong>geo</strong>logy in the
heart of industry
Spring Field Trip
Rosia Montana Gold
Deposit Field Trip
Geophysical Field camp in
Jurilovca, Romania
West meets East – field
workshop on Romanian
petroleum and Danube
Delta Systems
Geophysical field camp in
Nis, Serbia
First joint project between Aberdeen SC and AAPG Bucharest SC 4 10 14
Three day field trip for students interested in sedimentology and paleontology,
organized by our AAPG SC.
Field trip about the steps involved in opening a gold-quarry from the
<strong>geo</strong>logical model to the way it affects the community and the environment
SEG Field Camp project applied at the Orgame/Argamum acheological site in
Jurilovca, located in the Tulcea county in Romania, organized by our chapter
in collaboration with BSC of EAGE and Prospectiuni S.A.
5 30 35
5 10 15
13 9 21
Second joint project between Aberdeen SC and AAPG Bucharest SC 14
SEG Field Camp project applied at the Mediana archeological site in Nis,
Serbia, coordinated by Serbial Geophysical Society SEG <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>
5 10 15

<strong>Chapter</strong> Activities/Event Expectation and Outcomes
This section is designed for you to tell us the chapter expectations of the event or activities and what the outcome was.
• Please list the event/activity expectations and event outcome from the activities listed on tab 3
Date
Meeting
22-24.04.10 student conference
08.09.2010 field trip
Event/Activity
Name
1st International
Geosciences
<strong>Student</strong>
Conference
SEG/ExxonMobil
<strong>Student</strong> Education
Program
Event/Activity Summary
Event Expectation
networking environment
for students, scientific
competition for poster
and oral presentation,
job opportunities for
students and young
professionals
field experience for
students, promotion of
Romanian cultural and
natural values
Event Outcome
The event was a complete success, gathering 427
participants from 17 countries. The scientific competition of
papers exceeded the expectation, the best papers being
awarded. The job fair proved to be the perfect tool for
enhancing the connections between the academia and
industry, many such collaborations following the event. The
Challenge Bowl competition was both a real contest and a
memorable show. The networking events and the field trip
connected students, creating friendships and unique
memories.
The wellsite rig experience was a new experience for most of
the students, an example of real industry activities. The stop
at Brazi Refinery presented to students a new and unique
environmental problem and the <strong>geo</strong>physical way of solving it.
The stop at Bran Castle (Dracula Castle) represented a
"dream come true" for most of the international students. The
hike to Spumoasa Waterfall, in Bucegi Natural Park, was a
trip with both impressing landscape and interesting
<strong>geo</strong>logical sites. Finally, the networking games and guitar
singing in the bus increased the communication links,
creating friendships and unique memories.
01.07.10-
01.07.11
<strong>edu</strong>cation opportunity
Geophysical
for students, finding
humanitarian and investigations in
potable water sources
<strong>edu</strong>cational project the polluted area of
for the local
Zlatna, Romania
communities
Over 40 students took part in the three <strong>geo</strong>physical field
camps. Beside the hands-on in using <strong>geo</strong>physical equipment
gained in the field, the students also gained <strong>geo</strong>physical data
processing skills after the data processing workshop. For the
local communities we shaped pollution maps and we
concluded that, regretfully, there is no potable water source
in the valley. By our study we brought a decisive contribution
in forcing the Romanian Government to approve a big
investment project that will bring potable water in the valley
from more than 30 km distance.
16.12.10 networking
Christmas Party -
11 years of BSC
promoting chapter
activities to faculty
professors and other
guests from industry,
creating a semi-formal
environment where
students and
professionals can
connect
This party, an important tradition for our chapters, actively
involved a great number of members in its preparation, thus
being a great opportunity for younger students to get to know
the older ones. The Party has a specific program every year
and it begins with the AAPG former president's presentation
on what activities we had during 2009-2010 for our fellow
colleagues and professors, hopping to encourage better
future collaborations. After the BSC choir that delighted our
guests with traditional Romanian carols, everyone was
invited to enjoy our home-cooked food and thus the
networking started. The students could talk to professors and
get to know them outside classes. We celebrated 11 years of
BSC by handing out gifts, in a Secret Santa manner. Also,
this year we organized a fundraising among students and
professors for children from a Foster Home near Bucharest.

27-29.10.10 field trip Autumn Field Trip
Together with 3 faculty members and 70 student members of
introducing 1st year our <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>s, we went to Bughea de Jos, the perfect
students to some basic base camp in the route towards several diverse <strong>geo</strong>logical
<strong>geo</strong>logy and showing sites. <strong>Student</strong>s were divided into 10 groups with 6-7
them how vast and members each, having 4th year students in each team. This
interesting it can be and, way, we got students from 4th year to take on responsibilities
in the same time, and put them in a situation that required conveying their
integrating them in the knowledge to others. Work in small groups was a better
already formed group of learning experience for everyone. We also organized small
BSC; for the older competitions between teams, this way maintaining the
students - learning general attention and interest. We combined both a
hands-on some aspects theoretical and a practical approach for learning. Besides the
of the <strong>geo</strong>logy in the scientific aspect of the trip, we also insisted on getting to
areas and make them know each other and integrating all the new students in our
use their theoretical group. So in the first evening, we spent some time telling
knowledge on the field; individuals stories about how we got into <strong>geo</strong>logy and after
teaching students how this we organized some "learning by doing" games (from the
to work in teams Scout Method), through which we underlined the importance
of team work and mutual respect. The night
01.04.11 meeting
First meeting BSC
of SEG
promoting <strong>geo</strong>physics
among students,
opportunity of
interaction between
students and industry
professionals
In the last years, BSC (of SEG, AAPG and EAGE) meetings
were usually bimonthly and included lectures, presentations
on different topics from students and distinguished guests,
talks about future plans, this was the first meeting organized
exclusively by the SEG SC, being dedicated to the domain of
<strong>geo</strong>physics. It included three presentations. We were
honored to have the CEO of Prospectiuni S.A., Mr. Gehrig
Schulz, who described his experience on the field. Also, two
<strong>geo</strong>physicists hired at Prospectiuni discussed about
exploration opportunities in Romanian Basins and acquisition
in marine seismics. We were excited to have a great turnout,
not only from <strong>geo</strong>physics' students, but also from other fields
of study.
02-10.04.11 field trip
Petroleum <strong>geo</strong>logy
in the heart of
industry
a great collaboration
between the Bucharest
and Aberdeen SC that
will lead in a two-part
project; build a
connection between
students and companies
The project consisted in bringing four students from
Bucharest (one of them was the BSC of SEG president from
that time) and undergraduate students from Aberdeen for
one week of courses and seminars and field trips near
Aberdeen networking. Overall it was an intense week filled
with diversity for the future <strong>geo</strong>scientists.
06-08.05.11 field trip Spring Field Trip
25-29.07.11 field trip
Rosia Montana
Gold Deposit Field
Trip
learning hands-on about
sedimentological
structures and
paleontology
learning about working
in a multi-national
company that handles
ore deposits; learning
about the <strong>geo</strong>logy in the
area; connecting with
people from the industry
The same structure of dividing students into teams was again
implemented with success. Also, a field guide was made for
students to keep them on track with the trip's evolution. The
students learned a lot more on the field than they would have
just reading about it and they were excited about finding
fossils, seeing sedimentological structures and
understanding the depositional environment.
The students had the opportunity to spend 5 days at the
mining site with the <strong>geo</strong>logists from Rosia Montana Gold
Corporation. The field trip was well structured
and each day a key-topic of gold-mining in an open quarry
was discussed such as:
<strong>geo</strong>logy, economics, technology, environment and history. It
was an unique opportunity to visit, learn and
understand the hydrothermal ore deposits and it showed
another side of <strong>geo</strong>logy exploration.

Geophysical Field
29.07-
07.08.2011 <strong>edu</strong>cational project camp in Jurilovca,
Romania
09-17.08.11 field trip
03-09.09.11 <strong>edu</strong>cational project
West meets East –
field workshop on
Romanian
petroleum and
Danube Delta
Systems
<strong>edu</strong>cation opportunity
and field experience for
students; creating a
connection with
University of Belgrad
<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>
comprehend the
analogies between
different depositional
systems and current
petroleum plays in
Romania ;compare the
two different types of
<strong>edu</strong>cation, points of
view and distinct
cultures
<strong>edu</strong>cation opportunity
Geophysical field
and field experience for
camp in Nis, Serbia
students
The group of Romanian and Serbian students applied
several non-invasive investigation methods on the
archeological site (resistivity surveys, GPR, magnetics and
active seismics). <strong>Student</strong>s learned hands-on about using
<strong>geo</strong>physical equipment and data acquisition, but also in
setting-up a field camp. Moreover, we were able to
experience a cultural exchange with the Serbian students
and share our experience in the field and work together in
teams developing our team work skills. We created an
international bond with the Serbian SEG student chapter,
which will hopefully lead to more joint activities. We held a
workshop with the archeologists on site, who were students
at the Universities in France and Canada and their
professors, where we presented and discussed our
preliminary results. Our surveys indicated to important buried
structures. More detailed studies were made by students with
the aid of the project scientific coordinators which will be
presented at student conferences. Based on the results,
prospecting trenches have been approved for the summer of
2012. The field camp was a full success.
Undergraduates, MSc and PhD students from Aberdeen and
Bucharest partook
the 10 days program comprised of short courses and
extended field trips. The link with the Oil
Companies was an essential aspect in bridging the gap
between students, young professionals and
the Industry. The sch<strong>edu</strong>le offered good balance between
technical and social
activities. The project was sponsored by GeoEcoMar,
Prospectiuni SA, Zeta Petroleum and through
“Prof. Grigore Raileanu” Award offered by Mr. Bogdan
Popescu (Zeta Petroleum) to our chapter.
The international Serbian-Romanian group of students
investigated the Mediana archaeological site with
<strong>geo</strong>physical methods. The students gain hands-on in using
<strong>geo</strong>physical equipment and in setting-up a field camp.
Integrating resistivity and magnetic surveys important burried
structures have been evidenced. Also, some sites assumed
to be of interest by the archaeologists have been infirmed.
The project had also a very important networking aspect,
creating strong friendships that are now the key for new
collaborations.

Professional /<strong>Student</strong> Events
• Please list any professional meetings attended and/or SEG professional meetings, workshops, classes, etc.
• Be sure to also include any SEG <strong>Student</strong> events attended (SLS, SEP, Challenge Bowl, etc.)
• Please do not repeat events from the Activities page here.
Number of <strong>Student</strong>s
Notes
Date Title/Topic Meeting Type Speaker
SEG
members
Nonmembers
5-8.09.10
15.10.10 &
10.03.11
16.10.10
16.10-
17.10.10
SEG/ExxonMobil <strong>Student</strong> Education
Program, Bucharest, Romania
short course 8 0
Bucharest Geoscience Forum forum 30
It represents a gathering of industry and
academia professionals, with the purpose of
having a common point between both worlds.
40 It lasts one day with a buffet lunch at the end
for networking. We have joined this forum as
a younger part of it, receiveing support from
the participating companies.
Risk and Volume assesment for
Hydrocarbon exploration
The 2010 SEG/Chevron <strong>Student</strong>
Leadership Symposium
AAPG Visiting Geoscientist
Program: presentation or half-day
format
Jan de Jager 6 14
short course 1 0
17-22.10.10 SEG 80th <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting conference 3 0
17-19.10.10
13-15.12.10
AAPG ER <strong>Annual</strong> Conference & Exhibition,
Kiev
"Tectonic cycles and the evolution of
cordilleran orogens"
conference 10
The students from Bucharest <strong>Student</strong>
<strong>Chapter</strong>s assumed roles of voluntees in the
5 organizing part. 5 students had student
poster presentations; one of them was
awarded 3rd place.
lecture Prof. Mihai Ducea 10 30
22-24.02.11 "Soils Mineralogy" lecture Dr. Laura Calotescu 5 15
2.03.11
“Fission track analysis: theory and
applications”
lecture Prof. Bernhard Fugenschuf 15 35
3.03.11 “The closure of Neotethys in the Dinarides” lecture Prof. Bernhard Fugenschuf 10 30
07.04.11
“Integrating Well Log, Seismic and CSEM
Data for Reservoir Characterization”
SEG 2011 Europe Honorary
Lecturer
Lucy macGregor 21 25
19.04.11 “Geological Storage of CO2” EAGE <strong>Student</strong> Lecture Tour Frederic Wertz 16 27
10.05.11
"The Messinian Salinity Crisis of the
Mediterranean and its expression in the lecture Dr. Wout Krijgsman 10 15
Paratethys"
20-22.05.11
12th National Symposium of Geology
<strong>Student</strong>s , Cluj-Napoca, Romania
symposium 5 7 All had student paper presentations
23-26.05.11
73rd Conference and Exhibition EAGE
12 student poster presentation plus a 3
conference 7 8
Incorporating EUROPEC SPE, Vienna
person team for Field Challenge.
01-05.2011 Online EAGE GeoQuiz contest 15 10
8-13.07.11
11.07.11
12-14.07.11
17-18.09.11
The 2nd SEG/AAPG/EAGE International
Geosciences <strong>Student</strong> Conference, Krakow, conference 6 2 4 students had poster presentations
Poland
SEG Challenge Bowl - 2nd International
Geosciences <strong>Student</strong> Conference, Krakow, contest 4 0
Poland
SEG/ExxonMobil <strong>Student</strong> Education
Program, Krakow, Poland
The 2011 SEG/Chevron <strong>Student</strong>
Leadership Symposium
short course 3 0
short course 1 0
18-23.09.11 SEG 81st <strong>Annual</strong> Meeting conference 2 0

<strong>Chapter</strong> Outreach Activities
Please list all activities associated with the growth of <strong>geo</strong>physics, the oil and gas industry and SEG to schools, universities
and/or the community or other potential SEG <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>s.
Activity
Number of <strong>Student</strong>s
Attending
Date Title Location Description (30 words or less)
SEG
Members
Nonmembers
Total number of
hours for all
students
Community
01.07.2010-
01.07.2011
Geophysical
investigations in the
polluted area of Zlatna,
Romania
Ampoi
Valley,
Romania
One year GWB project where we conducted
<strong>geo</strong>chemical analyses at Prospectiuni SA
laboratories and near-surface <strong>geo</strong>logical
sections and pollution maps. 35 7
3 one-week field
camps for
acquisition plus
time for
processing and
interpretation
29.07-07.08.11
Geophysical Field camp
in Jurilovca, Romania
Jurilovca,
Romania
Field camp where we applied various noninvasive
investigation methods which
indicated to important buried structures. 13 9
10 days on field
plus the time for
processing and
interpretation
Schools/Universities 15-16.04.11 The Education Fair Bucharest
The chapter advertised our faculty by
organizing an attractive booth with <strong>geo</strong>logical
tools and interesting posters that were
"breathtaking" for the high school seniors who
showed interest in studying <strong>geo</strong>logy. 7 8 24
Department (including
recruiting new students to the
department)

Summary
Please fill out the questions below.
1. What significant goal or contribution has your chapter achieved this year?
Our greatest achievement this year was the 10 day field camp financed by the SEG
Foundation and co-financed by EAGE <strong>Student</strong> Fund and Prospectiuni SA., which took place at
an important archeological site near the town of Jurilovca, Romania. The opportunity of
working hands-on with <strong>geo</strong>physical equipment came as an answer to students’ need of
combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience, very important to future
<strong>geo</strong>physicists. Having representatives from University of Belgrad SC with us was a great
addition to the experience and the friendship that developed during the camp will hopefully
materialize into more joint activities. We had support from the “Vasile Parvan” Institute of
Archaeology, with which we still stay in touch and with which we will continue our collaboration
this summer. The field camp experience has inspired younger students to make more detailed
studies, with the aid of the PhD students that were the project’s scientific coordinators.
2. List any goals your chapter has for next year? Anything important you would like to
try to accomplish?
Over the next year, we want to strengthen our connections with companies and invite more
speakers from industry. We’re hoping on organizing workshops with industry workers. We also
want to continue our great collaboration with the other student chapters in our university – BSC
of AAPG, EAGE and SEG (Society of Economic Geologists); together we will continue
promoting extra-curricular <strong>geo</strong>sciences activities with aid from the faculty. We’ve already
started planning our summer activity, which will be organized as an international “summer
school” that will prepare students to face the real challenges of the industry. We plan on
continuing our work on the archeological site near Jurilovca, but also, with the aid of
Prospectiuni S.A. and Weatherford we want to learn about <strong>geo</strong>physics applied for oil & gas
exploration, more specifically seismics and well-logging. We’re hoping for a great networking
experience between student chapters from the East Europe area.
3. <strong>Chapter</strong> Wish List: What are some things you would like the chapter to receive,
either from SEG or from local companies?
We hope for a better communication with companies; we would like more representatives of
the industry to interact with students to better prepare us for profession. We need more (free)
short courses available for students, from both SEG and company workers. We would like to
receive financial support for organizing our activities and for travelling to conferences and
symposiums. Also, companies should offer more trainings for students that will help us apply
what we have learned theoretically. Also, we think it would be great if the SEG web-site would
support student chapter sites.

SOCIETY OF EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICISTS
STUDENT CHAPTER OFFICER REPORT FORM
<strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>:
University of Bucharest SEG <strong>Student</strong> Section
Academic Year: 09/10 to 06/11
(MM/YY)
(MM/YY)
FACULTY ADVISOR
Last Name Mocanu First Name Victor Member Number 24068
PRESIDENT
Last Name Trandafir First Name Gabriela Member Number 185805
Email address
gabriela.trandafir@scout.ro
VICE PRESIDENT
Last Name Sirbu First Name Sirbu Member Number 192183
Email address
adriana.sirbu@ymail.com
SECRETARY
Last Name Marasescu First Name Alina Member Number 192188
Email address
alinamarasescu@yahoo.com
TREASURER
Last Name Ricu First Name Alexandra Member Number 183006
Email address
ricu_alexandra@yahoo.com
Form Submitted By:
Name:
E-mail Address:
Trandafir Gabriela
gabriela.trandafir@scout.ro

Faculty Advisor
Questions to be answered by the student chapter faculty
advisor
<strong>Chapter</strong> Mailing Address - please fill in a deliverable address via post for SEG books and publications to be delivered
HERE
University of Bucharest, 6 Traian Vuia St., RO-020956 Bucharest 2
Romania
Questions:
As the Faculty Advisor, what would you like SEG to
provide to chapters or to Faculty?
More opportunities to contact successful international
professionals from exploration and service companies.
More opportunities for international co-operations
between chapters from the same region, continent and
worldwide.
What do you believe is the most valuable benefit
SEG provides to its <strong>Student</strong> <strong>Chapter</strong>s?
Possibilities to get successful applications in the field,
without borders, integrating theoretical and applied
aspects of Geophysics, involvement with the society,
possibilities to present the results and network with
other students and faculty advisors, professionals for
the benefit of all.
If you could create a wish list for your department,
what would be on it?
A timely, long-term possibility to organize professional
field camps in potential fields, seismics and well
logging, offering our graduates the chance to better
prepare for profession, together with other international
students. Altogether they have to better integrate into
the society of tomorrow.