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Shell/Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Teaching Fellows
This industrially sponsored
Visiting Teaching Fellows
scheme is focused on enriching the teaching
curriculum in the technologies associated with the
upstream and downstream operations of the Petroleum
industry. Visiting Teaching Fellows are selected on
the basis of being on the fast track in their
respective areas of technical expertise and the
ambitious nature of the programme their host
university wishes them to undertake.
Apart from teaching, Visiting
Teaching Fellows are also involved in supervising
practical and project work and mentoring students.
They are also expected to deliver two careers’
focused presentations to students during the course
of their appointment. Each appointment is for a
period of two years.
Two tranches of Shell/Royal
Academy of Engineering Visiting Teaching Fellows
have been appointed to date;
2010
At the University of Aberdeen:
Colin McWhirr,
Director, TSR Division, Xodus
Catherine Morgan,
Development Engineering & Projects Manager, Premier
Oil plc
James Munro, Principal
Inspector, Offshore Division, HSE Aberdeen
Jill Uprichard, Lead Appraisal
Engineer, Shell Exploration and Production
Scott Wright, Head of Pipeline
Engineering, J P Kenny Caledonia Ltd
2011
At the University of Aberdeen:
Gareth Davies, Control
Team Manager, Expro AX-S Technology Ltd
Dr Ian Stanley, Senior
Consultant, Reliability Management, Shell Global
Solution (UK)
Andrew Warnock, Lead
Subsurface Engineer, Chevron Upstream Europe
At Cranfield University:
Paul Fairhurst,
Independent Energy Consultant
Joseph Lam, CFD
Specialist. Airbus Operations Ltd
Application to the scheme is
by invitation only.
For more information contact: Dr Mark Bambury
[E-mail Dr Mark Bambury]
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