You’re invited to a FREE LUNCH!!
Join Lisa Schwarz, OERB’s Education Director, to learn more about the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board (OERB) and the scholarship opportunities available to you as well as enjoy a free lunch.
Did you know the OERB provides students majoring in petroleum related fields, Petroleum Engineering, Energy Management, and Geoscience, at Tulsa University up to $7,500 in scholarships through their Petroleum Scholar scholarship program?
Application Event Information
• What to bring? Your personal laptop and Student ID # if you would like to apply during the event.
• What will you get just for attending? FREE LUNCH!
• What can you do to be more prepared? Write out your answer to the essay questions prior to the meeting so you can copy/paste them into the application!
Each student that applies for the scholarship on or before Nov. 8th at 1pm, will be entered into a drawing for a $100 Amazon digital gift card. Multiple gift cards will be given out.
NEW Organizational Questions: It is important to the OERB that each scholar is aware of the organization they are representing if awarded this scholarship.
• Please provide the full name of the organization offering this scholarship.
• Who does the OERB work on behalf of?
• How is the OERB funded?
Scholarship Application Essay Questions
• Explain why you are (or may) pursue a career in a petroleum-related field.
• Describe the occupation you intend to pursue and how you intend to plan and prepare for that career.
• Why do you feel you should be considered for the scholarship? Please include how you are currently paying, or plan to pay, for your education.
TU’s College of Engineering & Computer Science is thrilled to host guest speaker Birol Dindoruk for our Hulings Distinguished Lecture Series. Dindoruk, a member of the National Academy of Engineering, currently resides as an AADE Endowed Professor at the University of Houston and is well known for his extensive work on the thermodynamics of phase behavior/EOS development, miscibility assessment and experimental work, the interaction of phase behavior and flow in porous media, enhanced oil recovery, and CO2 sequestration, and correlative methodologies.
You’re invited to an enlightening event on Energy on Tribal Lands. Join TU’s College of Law to hear from Professor and Sustainable Energy and Resources Law (SERL) Director Warigia Bowman, guest speakers Tahlina Nofire (Cherokee Nation) and Travis Hallam (Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation), and moderator Professor Marc Roark for a compelling conversation.
After the event, you’ll have the opportunity to network and mingle with like-minded individuals during the reception in the Pit.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity. RSVP to Natasha Odom at natasha-odom@utulsa.edu by April 5 to secure your spot.
TU students and faculty are invited to join the Office of Research & Economic Development and the College of Engineering & Computer Science to explore student internships and faculty funding in science fields. Asmeret Asefaw Berhe, Ph.D., director of the Office of Science at the U.S. Department of Energy, along with lab representatives, will provide insights into internship opportunities and application processes for students, as well as research funding opportunities and application processes for faculty. Don’t miss this valuable session! Student RSVP.
- Ames National Lab
- Argonne National Lab
- Brookhaven National Lab
- Fermi Lab
- Jefferson Lab
- Lawrence Berkeley Lab
- National Renewable Energy Lab
- Oak Ridge National Lab
- Pacific Northwest National Lab
- Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
