The following Slide presentation on Geoscience Careers was prepared by Chuck Caughey, Chair of the AAPG Visiting Geoscientist ProgramCommittee, for use by Visiting Geoscientists on campus visits. Chuck used many sources, including careers presentations by John Kaldi and Peter Lloyd, internal sources, and various publications. Visiting Geoscientists may wish to add or subtract slides to personalize the presentation and adapt it to their audiences.
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Introduction
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Career Options
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Productivity Gap
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Pipeline to PPG
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ID Pipeline
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The Generations
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Technical Degrees
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Post Grad Jobs
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Brain Drain
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AAPG/SPE Membership Age
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AAPG/SPE Membership Retire
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2004 Graduates (US)
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Gasoline Price Components
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Dynamics of Oil S&D
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Petroleum in Antiquity
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The World in 2030
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Oil Prices 1970-2005
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Exploration Activity
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Global Discoveries and Production
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Oil Produced and Remaining
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Oil Discoveries and Reserves
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Remaining Global O&G Resources
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Control of Proven Oil Reserves
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World Oil
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World Demand for Oil
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World Fuel Consumption
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GOM Future
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Exploration Switches to Gas
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General Industry Trends
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Global O&G Fields
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Abroad Concerns
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Abroad Advantages
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Petroleum Geoscientist - A Detective
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Geologic Mapping / Sampling
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Stratigraphy
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Structural Geology
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Exploration Geochemistry
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Reservoir Characterization
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Computer Simulation / History Matching
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Job Market Expectations
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Geoscience Skills
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Computer Skills
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Non-technical Skills
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Present Reality
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Career Strategies
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Why Join Professional Societies?
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Student Benefits
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Weeks Grant
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Student Chapter Activities
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Why stay?
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Membership Value Pyramid
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Professional Standing & Recognition
These slides have been provided for use as presentations to students considering a career in the petroleum industry. You are permitted to use them individually or as a collection and adapt them to the needs of the presentation you are preparing. They are designed primarily for the use of those acting under the