Sign up now for the December 15thHGS Short Course "Petroleum Reserves — Avoiding Write-downs"
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and SEC regulations affect the way your company estimates and reports reserves — do you know how?
These issues are so important that the HGS Continuing Education Committee has scheduled a series of one-day courses titled "Petroleum Reserves - Avoiding Write-downs"Part 1: "An Overview of Reserve Definitions and Reporting Requirements," December 15, 2004 at Noble Energy''s office in Houston. Taught by John Hodgin and Thomas Wagenhofer of Ryder-Scott, it is the foundation course for the next two segments. The registration form and additional information are on the HGS Website. You must register by 4:30pm Friday, December 10th to be assured of a copy of the hand-outs.
Part 2: An Overview of Recommended Geological Practices," January 20, 2005 at the Shell Auditorium. The instructor will be Daniel J. Tearpock, Subsurface Consultants & Associates, L.L.C.
Part 3: "An Overview of Recommended Engineering Practices" is not yet scheduled, but will be held in the April, 2005 time frame.
Register today for Part 1 to hold your seat. The pre-registration discount expires December 10th!
Pricing
Before December 10
After December 10
Members
$80
$95
Non-Members
$105
$120
Student Members
$60
$75
Student Non-Members
$85
$100
The membership discount is being extended to all members of HGS, GSH, API Houston, HAPL, SIPES Houston, SPE Gulf Coast Section, SPEE Houston, and SPWLA Gulf Coast. HGS members can register on-line. Members of the other societies should e-mail or mail the registration form to the HGS Office.
Please let all of your collegues know about these timely courses and we hope to see you there next week!
Cheryl DesforgesChairperson (newly appointed)HGS Continuing Education Committee
PS: Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about this or any other HGS Continuing Education Committee activities.
Published Tuesday, December 7th, 2004