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Official account for The School of Energy Resources- Academic Program
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10/07/2026

UW Giving Day is officially two weeks away, which means...

It’s giving student success.
It’s giving hands-on experience.
It’s giving industry connections.
It’s giving students who are ready to get to work.

From scholarships and field experiences to conferences, networking opportunities, and the chance to learn directly from industry professionals, your support helps our students get the experiences that take them beyond the classroom and into their future careers.

UW Giving Day | October 21–22 | Noon to Noon

Mark your calendars. Because around here, your generosity is giving our students the experiences they need to become the word's next generation of energy leaders!

And that’s a wrap on the first site visit of the semester!Our students went out into the field for a behind-the-scenes l...
10/01/2026

And that’s a wrap on the first site visit of the semester!

Our students went out into the field for a behind-the-scenes look at how a wind facility operates and how this type of energy fits into Wyoming’s larger energy and utility landscape.

Getting students out into the field to see these facilities firsthand, ask questions, and hear directly from the people who keep them running is such an important part of what we do. You can only learn so much from a lecture; sometimes you need to put on a hard hat and go see it for yourself. Our students came prepared with curiosity, stayed engaged as they learned about new technologies and facility operations, and walked away with a better understanding of how a land professional can play a role in the growing field of wind energy.

A huge thank you to our industry partners for welcoming our students, sharing their time and expertise, and giving them the opportunity to see energy and utility operations up close. These are the experiences that stick with you—and the kind of learning you can’t quite replicate in a classroom.

The first football game of the season brought plenty of Cowboy energy to campus, and SER’s Academic Program and SCER wer...
09/14/2026

The first football game of the season brought plenty of Cowboy energy to campus, and SER’s Academic Program and SCER were ready for it! From the tailgate to the stands, students kicked off the year with good food, terrific company, and some great industry connections.
A special shoutout to AAPL President Julie Woodard, CPL for joining us at the tailgate and spending time with our students! Opportunities to connect with land professionals are a pretty great way to spend a Saturday.
Here’s to a new semester, a new football season, and plenty more opportunities to bring our students and industry together. 
Go Pokes!

09/03/2026

One conversation can change the direction of your college experience.

At SER's Academic Program, advising goes beyond course schedules. We're here to help you navigate academics, connect with industry, discover experiential learning opportunities, figure out who you truly are, and can be, and prepare for what's next.

Whether you're a first-year student or getting ready to graduate, our door is always open.

You made it to Laradise for the Fall 2026 semester. Now what?Good news: SER already has a full calendar.Swipe for nine t...
08/31/2026

You made it to Laradise for the Fall 2026 semester. Now what?

Good news: SER already has a full calendar.

Swipe for nine things happening in the first two weeks of the semester, including career prep, networking, student events, and opportunities to connect with industry.

Save it. Screenshot it. Send it to the friend who will inevitably ask, "Wait, when was that again?"

Show up. Get involved. See where it takes you (and remember to check the SER Student Newsletter each Tuesday!).

Congratulations to all of our Spring 2026 Honor Roll students! Your accomplishments are well earned, and we are proud to...
06/11/2026

Congratulations to all of our Spring 2026 Honor Roll students! Your accomplishments are well earned, and we are proud to celebrate your success.

Today, the School of Energy Resources celebrates 20 years!Over the past two decades, SER’s Academic Program has grown, e...
06/01/2026

Today, the School of Energy Resources celebrates 20 years!
Over the past two decades, SER’s Academic Program has grown, evolved, and adapted alongside a changing energy landscape. From our first graduating class in December 2011 to this past May’s cohort, 196 students have completed their time at UW with one or more SER credential, strengthening their résumés, expanding their skillsets, and preparing for careers across Wyoming, the region, and the nation.
While the program has taken many forms through the years, one thing has remained constant: a commitment to preparing the next generation of energy leaders. Through classroom learning, experiential opportunities, industry engagement, and professional development, SER students have gained the knowledge and experience needed to tackle the challenges and opportunities facing the energy industry.
As we celebrate this milestone, we also celebrate the students, alumni, faculty, staff, industry partners, and supporters who have helped shape the Academic Program into what it is today.
Twenty years down. The future of energy is just getting started.

“Wyoming is a small town with long streets.”And yesterday, those streets were full of connection, conversation, and oppo...
04/16/2026

“Wyoming is a small town with long streets.”
And yesterday, those streets were full of connection, conversation, and opportunity. 
The Rocky Mountain Professional Land and Resource Management Conference was a huge success.
From packed panels to real conversations with industry, ag leaders, land professionals, and policymakers, this wasn’t just a conference…it was students stepping into the room, making connections, and building their future careers in real time.
The values that define Wyoming—hard work, integrity, and showing up ready to make things happen—were on full display, and our students embodied every bit of it.
A massive thank you to everyone who made this possible—our speakers, sponsors, and attendees. You created an experience that students won’t forget.
And to the Student Chapter of Energy Resources (SCER)...you did it again with flying colors. You took the initiative, put in the long hours, and led this at a scale that is both admirable and impactful.
You didn’t just host a conference, you created a space where students lead, connect, and level up.
This is what student leadership looks like.

Meet Goose! As you can probably tell, there’s no shortage of furry cuddles at the home of SER Associate Research Scienti...
04/14/2026

Meet Goose!

As you can probably tell, there’s no shortage of furry cuddles at the home of SER Associate Research Scientist and lecturer, Maddie Lewis. Goose is the self-proclaimed center of Maddie’s world and is best known for interrupting Zoom calls at precisely the wrong moment. An avid “reader,” Goose clearly shares her owner’s deep interest in judicial regulation—and she’s also a proud Wyoming Cowgirls fan. Go Pokes!

This wraps up our pet features for the semester! Voting for the winner begins TODAY, so check your UW email for a link to the ballot from the Academic Program to cast your vote for your favorite Pet of Energy this academic year. Voting will close next Friday, April 24th, and the winner will receive custom stickers and a treat/goddie box worth $50.

Four University of Wyoming students presenting Mowry Shale research funded by SER took home top awards at the American A...
04/10/2026

Four University of Wyoming students presenting Mowry Shale research funded by SER took home top awards at the American Association of Drilling Engineers (AADE) National Student Research Competition in Houston.
Paden, Abdallah, Tate, and Joe earned first and second place in both the graduate and undergraduate categories—an outstanding achievement and a major milestone for our students.
A special highlight: Tate, an Energy Resource Management minor and current Administrative Assistant for the Student Chapter of Energy Resources (SCER), earned first place in the undergraduate category for his project:
“Optimizing KCl and CaCl₂ Barite-Weighted High-Performance Water-Based Mud for Cost-Effective Drilling in Clay-Rich Shales.”
This accomplishment reflects the hard work, late nights, and high-level research skills these students have developed. We’re incredibly proud to see them representing UW and SER on a national stage.

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