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<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.
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