About SPEs New Energy Education Program

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About SPEs New Energy Education Program

• Energy4me is for students and kids
• Encourages secondary students to pursue high-tech
  petroleum engineering careers
• Provides information on university programs and a
  scholarship database
• Helps with science fair projects and school
  reports
• Offers fun activities, games, and coloring pages
• Energy4me is for teachers
• Provides classroom activities and resources
• Offers workshops at selected SPE conferences
• Energy4me is for industry professionals
• Encourages SPE members to give energy-related
  presentations to classrooms and civic
  organizations
• Gives speakers prepared materials and
  presentations
• Facilitates and promotes two levels of speakers
  programs
• Energy4me is for everyone
• Offers accurate energy information from a trusted
  resourceSPE
• Answers important questions like, how much oil
  is left
• Gives essential information to the public on all
  forms of energy
• www.energy4me.org

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Three Educational Initiatives
The Energy4me Kit A packet of materials used for
teaching energy in the classroom, which includes
Petroleum engineering career brochure
Student activity sheets
Charts, quiz cards, and a poster
Speakers guide and CD with presentations
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Three Educational Initiatives
Oil and Natural Gas SPEs first educational
book for students It features topics such as
ancient oil, where oil comes from, unconventional
natural gas, advanced technology, oil and the
ocean, global oil, deepwater technology, and
plastics and polymers.
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Three Educational Initiatives
www.energy4me.org A single location for factual
information on all types of energy sources
Career interviews Top questions Industry
headlines Speaker resources
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How SPE members can get involved in energy
education

• Connect with your SPE Section
• Get involved with your sections educational
  outreach or speaker program
• Or, if a program has not already been established
  in your section, help start one
• Make presentations
• Look for opportunities to give energy-related
  presentations to schools, classrooms, clubs, and
  civic organizations
• Get Involved in the community
• Volunteer to judge science fairs
• Help Boy and Girl Scouts earn Energy or
  Engineering Merit Badges
• Take part in Engineers Week activities that are
  held annually in February
• Tell friends, family, and the community about
  SPEs energy education website, Energy4me.org