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Recruiting Schedule for Fall 2009:
Graduate students should contact Anne Hudon in the Department office about signing up for interview times.
September 14-15
Shell: José Bravo, Bret Peppard & Steven Ownby
Presentations and informal meetings with students. (Interviews September 28-29.)
Monday 4:00pm, 2520 CC Little: Shell will host an info session for students about Shell and the interview process.
Tuesday 10:00am, 2520 CC Little: Technical talk by José Bravo, Chief Scientist.
Focus on Sustainable Fuels — Fuels in the future will come from many sources and will be very diverse. How is Shell addressing this challenge through technology and R&D, and what are the roles of scientists in these developments?
September 23-25
BP: Adam Collins, Walter Guidroz, Andrea Cicero, & Bob Klein
Wednesday 5:30pm in 2520 CCL: Company overview/discussions.
Interviews in 3504 CCL all day Thursday and Friday, September 24-25.
BP will be interviewing for intern and permanent full-time geoscience positions. BP extends this interview invitation to all applicants who are currently enrolled in or accepted to geoscience graduate programs in the United States (including non-US citizens who have a valid F1 visa that can be converted to an H1B visa). Students should submit a résumé and schedule an interview with Anne Hudon by September 10. All applicants must register online on the BP web site to be considered for an interview.
September 28-29
Shell: Steve Glass, Steven Ownby & Katie Keller
Monday 12:00 noon, 2520 CC Little: Steve Glass, Geologist, Retired.
Careers in the Oil and Gas Industry from a 30 year Veteran — Have you ever thought about a career in the oil and gas industry? What does a Geologist do for an oil company? What type of opportunities are available?
Interviews in 3504 CCL all day September 28-29. Steven Ownby and Katy Keller will be conducting the interviews.
Shell is interviewing graduate students for both intern and full-time positions. Ideal candidates will have proven leadership skills and strong work/internship experience. Students should apply through www.shell.com/careers, and must attach a completed application, an updated copy of their résumé, and an unofficial copy of their transcripts prior to the interview.
Other Fall 2009 dates to keep in mind:
September 23-26
SVP: Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Meeting, Bristol, UK
September 24-26
Alumni Board Meeting
October 18-21
GSA: Geological Society of America Meeting, Portland, Oregon
October 19-20
Fall Study Break
November 26-27
Thanksgiving Break
December 14
Last day of classes: End of Fall Term
December 14-18
AGU: American Geophysical Union Meeting, San Francisco
Questions?
Contact the Graduate Program Office (734.615.3034), and ask for Anne Hudon, or email her (click on her name to open up an email link).
Other Career Website Links
See also the Careers section in the Undergraduate Program section of the Department web site for useful links to career sites such as the GSA and AGU web sites
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