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IBA 2008 in San Antonio, Texas

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Summary

AAPG IBA 2008 during Student Reception at Annual Convention and Exhibition in San Antonio, Texas, April 21, 2008.

Winning IBA Teams:

University of Oklahoma

2008 Mid-Continent Section First Place Winner and IBA 2008 Imperial Barrel Award 1st Place Winner

Imperial College, London

2008 Europe Region First Place Winner and IBA 2008 Selley Cup 2nd Place Winner

Texas Christian University

2008 Southwest Section First Place Winner and IBA 2008 Stoneley Medal 3rd Place Winner

2008 Africa Region Honorable Mention Federal University of Technology, Akure
Africa Region

2008 Asia Pacific Region Honorable Mention University of Indonesia
Asia Pacific Region

2008 Canada Region Honorable Mention University of Alberta
Canada Region

2008 Europe Region Honorable Mention University of Aberdeen
Europe Region

2008 Europe Region Honorable Mention University of Leoben
Europe Region

2008 Eastern Section Honorable Mention University of West Virginia
United States - Eastern Section - West Virginia

2008 Gulf Coast Section Honorable Mention University of Louisiana-Lafeyette
United States - Gulf Coast Section - Louisiana

2008 Pacific Section Honorable Mention San Diego State University
United States - Pacific Section - California

2008 Rocky Mountain Section Honorable Mention Colorado School of Mines
United States - Rocky Mountain Section - Colorado

Sponsors:

Aera, Anadarko, ConocoPhillips, Devon, Encana, ExxonMobil, Hess, Maersk, RPS Energy, Schlumberger, Shell, Swift Energy, University of Texas-Austin Bureau of Economic Geology, Wagner and Brown

  • This competition is a unique opportunity to learn applied petroleum geology and to compete against your most talented peers from around the world. Since working in the industry I've realized my IBA experience was the best preparation for the time, focus, and energy necessary to be successful in this business. If you are considering a career in upstream energy exploration the chance to participate in this event should not be passed up. The event's impact on its participants is evidenced by alumni participation in continuing to follow the program and volunteering to help set it up every year.

    Bryant Fulk 2009 San Diego State University
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