Industry Partnership Program

About the Program

The School of Energy Resources (SER) Industry Partnership Program encourages support from industry and business partners to enhance the educational and experiential learning opportunities for students in the Energy Resource Management and Development (ERMD) undergraduate degree program. 

To meet challenges and seize new opportunities, the energy industry requires a pipeline of skilled, innovative, and adaptable leaders. At SER, we are committed to preparing students to step into these roles equipped with the expertise, vision, and passion our industry needs.

By investing your time, or by making a financial contribution through our industry partners program, you are ensuring that the energy sector remains at the forefront of innovation. Specifically your funding will support us in attracting and retaining high-potential candidates from across the country. With your support, we have the opportunity to provide future energy leaders the ability to participate in experiential learning opportunities which engage them in meaningful activities with industry. Support for activities such as mentorship programs and field trip experiences – all of which foster meaningful industry connections.

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Student Recruitment

The ability to offer engaging opportunities for students allows us to recruit and retain talented students from Wyoming and beyond!

Registration and Travel Costs

NAPE Summit and Expo is an annual event that is the premier networking event for the land professions. Support allows us to bring multiple students to what is potentially a game-changer in their career opportunities. 

Wyoming Industry Visits

Nothing is more valuable that getting to experience energy development in Wyoming. By covering transportation and accommodation costs associated with Wyoming industry site visits, students can take what they learn in the classroom and apply it to the real world.

Mentorship Program

The SER Mentorship program provides an expanded experience for students to engage with industry mentors. Offered to Juniors and Seniors in the Energy Resource Management and Development program, SER pairs students with an industry mentor and facilitates meetings.

Tuition and Fees

While field courses are avaialble to all SER students, they still require tuition and fees. Subsidizing those classroom costs allow students to learn in the real world. 

Study Abroad

Understanding energy development around the world significantly enhances the education of students. Help support students learning abroad in the energy field!

Student Chapter of Energy Resources

The Student Chapter of Energy Resources is the student-run club that organizes networking, professional development, and student egagement opportunities throughout the year. 

Allowing students to do. Not just be.

Energy Resource Management and Development student David Meraz-Ordonez, in the Professional Land Management concentration, discusses his experience in the ERMD degree program and the numerous opportunities for hands-on training and real-world learning.

 

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Current Goal: $65,000

Participating Partners

Check out the incredibly industry partners that have committed to support students at the School of Energy Resources at the silver, gold, and platinum levels.