Dear Mr Barkhouse, innovation from SEG. The blog provides a greatThank you very much for the link to the Geo- mentoring page. I must say that it is a wonderful opportunity for us in Africa to learn of the opportunities in the science of Geophysics. This knowledge is indispensable in galvanizing our interest in this great discipline. Yes, you can publish my comments. Hope to also hear from you on my thesis support Best wishes!! Nkeze --- William Barkhouse <bill.barkhouse@gmail.com> wrote: Dear Nkeze, First, please try http://geo-mentoring.blogspot and please comment. Second, may I have your permission to post our e-mail communications to the 'blog' so that other students may see our geo-mentoring activity? Please advise. Thank you. Bill SEG Geo~Mentoring Chair (2007-2008) On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 3:00 AM, Nkeze Julius <nkezej@yahoo.com> wrote: Dear sir, Thank you very much for your mail. I'm sorry to let you know that my topic was changed last two weeks because the Cameroon Hydrocarbon Corporation said it could only accept one student from My University and we were two of us seeking for assistance.I am pleased to inform you that my fellow class mate is working there at the moment. I am now working on volcanology. I'm afraid you may have misunderstood me a little. The amount was meant to cover my entire thesis i.e my lodging in Yaounde, my transportation from Buea to yaounde and back and also other logistical support. I deeply appreciate your willingness to help me and may God reward you abundantly. Can I still send to you my present proposal on volcanology? Warm regards, Nkeze julius --- William Barkhouse <bill.barkhouse@gmail.com> wrote: Dear Nkeze, Thank you for your e-mail of April 25th. Your request for $500 US is most unusual for students seeking data for research purposes. I would be happy in assisting you prepare a letter to the Cameroon national hydrocarbon corporation requesting them to make available the log data for your research. Can you please send an electronic copy of your research proposal? Can you identify, by name, the logs you are looking for? Best regards, Bill SEG Chair of the Geo-Mentoring Committee - (2007-2008) On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 6:07 AM, Nkeze Julius <nkezej@yahoo.com> wrote: Dear Mr Barkhouse, I am so happy to write to you. I read with alot of interest and admiration recently, about your efforts and contribution in the science of geophysics from my recent copy of TLE magasin. I am a student member of SEG (171180) from Cameroon in Africa. I am currently pursuing a Masters degree in Applied Geology at the University of Buea. I am very encouraged by your achievements and would like to pursue a career in geophysics. I have chosen a topic for my MSc research -characterisation of reservoir capacity from wireline logs. It is the first research of its kind in my university and I am so excited! I would like to solicit your help financially about 500 US Dollars to obtain logs for interpretation from the Cameroon national hydrocarbon corporation. I look forward to hearing from you. My love to your family. sincerely, Nkeze Julius University of Buea Cameroon |
Sunday, May 25, 2008
Geo-Mentoring Introduces Nkeze Julius from the Unviersity of Buea in Cameroon
Friday, May 23, 2008
I Want Your Opinion of The Leading Edge by Linda Holeman
Hi, this is Geo-Chat with Linda Holeman, Associate Editor of The Leading Edge.
We are sitting in her space in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Geo-Chat: Linda, it is a real pleasure to be here talking with you today.
Linda: The pleasure is all mine, I am so excited about this 'blog'.
Geo-Chat: Is there something you would like to ask of our audience?
Linda: I want to find out how the Leading Edge can better engage young professionals. What would you like to see within the magazine that we are not currently providing? What kind of content what would spark your interests?
Geo-Chat: Well Linda, why have you not previously posted to this 'blog'?
Linda: Time! One of my coworkers has just moved to Florida quite suddenly. It's one of those things younger professionals like to do -- a complete re-evaluation of their lifestyle, what they want to do and where they want to go. It took a lot of courage and I'm full of admiration and I'm a wee bit jealous, but it left a gap temporarily! Wow -- here today, then gone ....
Geo-Chat: Thank you Linda for a really great interaction. I would like to invite you, the reader, to participate and respond to Linda's questions for help regarding content for The Leading Edge. This is Geo-Chat looking forward to your exciting comments . . . to come!
We are sitting in her space in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Geo-Chat: Linda, it is a real pleasure to be here talking with you today.
Linda: The pleasure is all mine, I am so excited about this 'blog'.
Geo-Chat: Is there something you would like to ask of our audience?
Linda: I want to find out how the Leading Edge can better engage young professionals. What would you like to see within the magazine that we are not currently providing? What kind of content what would spark your interests?
Geo-Chat: Well Linda, why have you not previously posted to this 'blog'?
Linda: Time! One of my coworkers has just moved to Florida quite suddenly. It's one of those things younger professionals like to do -- a complete re-evaluation of their lifestyle, what they want to do and where they want to go. It took a lot of courage and I'm full of admiration and I'm a wee bit jealous, but it left a gap temporarily! Wow -- here today, then gone ....
Geo-Chat: Thank you Linda for a really great interaction. I would like to invite you, the reader, to participate and respond to Linda's questions for help regarding content for The Leading Edge. This is Geo-Chat looking forward to your exciting comments . . . to come!
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