Oil & Gas Speakers Series
2012
Welcome to the fourth annual Oil & Gas Speaker held by the Department of Chemical Engineering. Speakers and Alumni from across Canada will descend on Queen's on January 27th and 28th, 2012, to share their experience, insight and knowledge of the Oil & Gas industry. This year’s theme is The Oil and Gas Experience and speakers will focus on their stories and accomplishments in the industry. We hope these talks will provide attendees with:
- An overview of the industry from exploration through consumption
- A personal perspective on the challenges and success of the industry
- An introduction to the companies and sponsors involved
- The chance to broaden your understanding and perspective of the industry
- Networking opportunities with other interested students, faculty and alumni
This conference would not be possible without generous donations by our sponsors as well as the donation of time by all of our speakers.
There are several small changes to proceedings this year. The event is limited to events on Friday night and Saturday. Students from all departments, especially: Engineering, Geology, Commerce and Law are encouraged to attend. However, the event is considerably more expensive than the ticket price and out of respect for our sponsors, speakers and organizing committee we ask that you only register if you plan on attending.
Registration - We would like to thank everyone who registered, the event is sold out
Schedule
We look forward to seeing you there!
Sincerely,
The 2012 Organizing Committee
Statistics
2010 conference statistics:97 attendees / registrants had 53 respondents to the survey that said:
92% of the students said they learned about new opportunities.
94% of the students said they would come back next year. 100% of the students said they had fun and would recommend it to friends.
74% of the students said their overall impression of the O&G industry improved (100% said their opinion stayed the same, or improved).
2009 series was attended by 116 students, the 60 respondents to the survey said:
88% of the students said they learned about new opportunities
89% of the students said they would come back next year
71% of the students said their overall impression of the O&G industry improved (100% said their opinion stayed the same, or improved)
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