Megan and Kate had a wonderful visit this morning to the Architecture, Construction, and Engineering Leadership Charter High School (ACE). We met with the executive staff, faculty, and students to learn more about the innovative program, which serves Albuquerque high school students who were not flourishing in a traditional high school environment. The exciting curriculum at ACE centers on project-based learning, where students take real-world applications of the arts, sciences, and humanities and cultivate their skills completing projects. They've partnered with major industries in Albuquerque to accomplish their goals.
The team at ACE is passionate and devoted to the cause of providing quality education and empowerment to all students regardless of past education history or economic status. We're excited to announce a new partnership between Anderson and ACE that will provide opportunities for our students to conduct research, help with database management, marketing, and more. Contact Kate at Career Services (kwill07@unm.edu) for more information about these upcoming opportunities or for more information about this fantastic organization.
Check out the school website here.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Let's Get It Started - the Spring 2012 Semester is Here!
Welcome back to campus, Anderson students! We are excited for the spring semester. Classes start on Tuesday, January 17th. You can find your Advisement and Career Services Team in the Jackson Student Center on Monday afternoons from 1:30-3:30. Stop by to have a quick question answered!
Graduate students - there is an exciting new class being offered this spring - MGMT 594 - Advanced Oil & Gas. This course is intended to provide the MBA or Law student with a beginning to end view of the petroleum industry for all segments of the value chain. Business and legal issues associated with the life cycle of the upstream segment will be examined from the initial acquisition of mineral rights through the plugging and abandonment of a well. The course also will examine midstream and downstream segments of the petroleum industry. The course will cover specialized topics such as horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, environmental regulation, and project development on public and tribal lands, and other current legal, policy and business issues involved in oil & gas development, production and distribution.
Graduate students - there is an exciting new class being offered this spring - MGMT 594 - Advanced Oil & Gas. This course is intended to provide the MBA or Law student with a beginning to end view of the petroleum industry for all segments of the value chain. Business and legal issues associated with the life cycle of the upstream segment will be examined from the initial acquisition of mineral rights through the plugging and abandonment of a well. The course also will examine midstream and downstream segments of the petroleum industry. The course will cover specialized topics such as horizontal drilling, hydraulic fracturing, environmental regulation, and project development on public and tribal lands, and other current legal, policy and business issues involved in oil & gas development, production and distribution.
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