AAPG Learn! Blog

New production in old fields is the subject of an e-symposium provided online by AAPG. The course, which will take place online on June 7, will prepare students to understand dolomitization and the implications for porosity development in carbonates. The instructor is Dr. Lynn Watney, who is widely published in the the use of integrated technologies and geology to optimize exploration and production in the Mid-Continent.

Fluvial stratigraphy is the subject of a short course taught at AAPG’s Summer Education Conference in Fort Worth. The course, which will be held on June 18, is ideal for individuals who would like to learn more about fluvial processes, and then how to interpret them and map them

Communication tools for leaders and mentors, is the subject of an e-symposium provided online by AAPG. The course, which will take place online on May 17, will prepare leaders and mentors to retain top geoscience talent in the face of a looming technical talent shortage. It puts the tools for retention in the hands of those closest to the problem and most likely to affect the outcome. The instructor is Dr. Frank Wantland, who has many years of experience in the field of human resource development for the petroleum industry.

Negotiations for energy professionals, is the subject of a joint short course provided by AAPG and University of Tulsa Center for Executive and Professional Development, in Tulsa. The course, which will be held on May 17 – 18, will present and explain negotiating rules with real-world examples and exercises to build (or refresh) your negotiating skills.