School of Energy Resources
School of Energy Resources
The School of Energy Resources (SER) is training the future energy leaders of Wyoming and beyond. The interdisciplinary educational experience at SER combines hands-on learning, internships and professional engagement opportunities, while integrating business, natural resources, law and policy, project management, geospatial information science and technology, and economics.
Explore the Energy Resource Management and Development Bachelor of Science to choose your specialized concentrations based on your interests and career goals.
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The research programs at the School of Energy Resources (SER) focus on maximizing energy production, minimizing environmental footprint, and leading technology innovation, always to benefit the state. Through its Centers of Excellence, SER bridges the gap between academia and industry – and ensures deployment of technology and policy solutions.
Areas of investigation include oil & gas, coal, hydrogen, critical minerals and rare earth elements, nuclear energy, carbon management, wind, air quality, energy law & policy, workforce development, and more!
Learn more about the SER Centers of Excellence, partner research programs like the Enhanced Oil Recovery Institute (EORI), the Wyoming Integrated Test Center, and more!
The School of Energy Resources (SER) transfers technology and knowledge to a broad range of constituents. SER collaborates extensively with partners, stakeholders, and Wyoming decision-makers to provide timely access to information about dynamic energy developments stemming from research. The outreach program at SER is dedicated to promoting information on current projects, highlighting SER's talented faculty, staff, and students, and organizing multiple events throughout the year to bring together stakeholders at UW and in Wyoming communities.
SER also produces the popular podcast, "Energy Frontier: The Wyoming Landscape," which brings together diverse energy professionals to explore energy topics, including SER’s research efforts and developing Wyoming projects.
About the School of Energy Resources
The School of Energy Resources (SER) at the University of Wyoming (UW) is dedicated to advancing energy-driven economic development for the state of Wyoming. Created in 2006, SER enhances the university's energy-related education, research and outreach.
SER directs and funds cutting-edge energy research and technology development, which integrates with the formulation and conduct of academic programs at UW and bridges academics and industry through targeted engagement efforts. The partnerships formed between academics and industry ensure programs are relevant, current, and deliver impact and high value to stakeholders and the State.
Since its inception, SER has maintained flexibility in its focus and structure to meet the changing needs of Wyoming’s energy industries and the State’s economy—which is now more critical than ever.
Who We Are
Leadership and Staff
The administration and staff of the School of Energy Resources (SER) at the University of Wyoming are dedicated to supporting students, faculty, and the broader energy community. To find a staff member who can assist you, please visit our directory, where you can connect with our team and discover how we can help you succeed in SER programs.
STAFF DIRECTORYFaculty and Program Administrators
The faculty, adjunct faculty, and academic program administrators of the School of Energy Resources (SER) at the University of Wyoming are committed to advancing energy education and research. To find a faculty member or program leader who aligns with your academic or research interests, please explore our academic directory, where you can connect with experts in various fields of energy and natural resource management.
Energy Resources Council
The Energy Resources Council (ERC) is the governing body at the School of Energy Resources (SER). The board plays a vital role in guiding energy initiatives and fostering industry partnerships. To learn more about the council members and their expertise, please visit our ERC directory, where you can connect with leaders in the energy sector who are shaping the future of energy at the University of Wyoming and beyond.
Student Resources
Resources are available to help you with your academic planning, finances, belonging to the UW community, and wellness.
Explore some of the professional pathways and careers options for Energy Resource Management and Development (ERMD) graduates, as well as graduate opportunities.
Get involved in student-run clubs, professional organizations, the SER mentorship program, and field experiences!
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Meet some of the incredible students and alumni that are part of the SER family! ERMD students have unique experiences, diverse backgrounds, and go on to use their degree in many different ways.
Have Questions? Would like to request more information or talk to an advisor? Reach out to our academic team or look for a recruiting event near you!
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.
Energy Innovation Center
Building InquiriesThe School of Energy Resources is housed in the Energy Innovation Center (EIC). This state-of-the-art research and collaboration facility includes technical research space, offices, a classroom, and meeting spaces. Modern, reconfigurable laboratory spaces play a key role in advancing our strategic plan. Explore our facilities, inquire about a tour, learn about parking, make a room reservation, or view our policies on lab equipment usage.
The Critical Mineral Leadership Academy (CMLA) will take place Aug. 3-10 in Laramie. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, the CMLA will assemble future leaders with diverse backgrounds to build a strong domestic critical minerals network and contribute to the buildout of critical minerals industries.
Annual Reports are presented annually to select committees of the Wyoming Legislature outline in WY Stat § 21-17-117.
Reports provide a summary of the SER budget and activities over the fiscal year.
The School of Energy Resources (SER) releases seasonal, quarterly newsletters highlighting major news, accomplishments, and events at SER. Features cover the academic, research, and outreach programs, as well as philanthropic development.
The Energy Resources Council (ERC) was established to guide the School of Energy Resources in setting priorities for energy-related education, research, and outreach. Find upcoming meeting information and archived meeting minutes.
The School of Energy Resources can continue to grow through philanthropic gifts and support from friends and alumni. Every gift has an immediate impact, and contributions of any size can make an extraordinary difference for areas of critical need in research, academics, and outreach.
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