SEG Foundation Scholarships

Preference as listed below:

1. Southern Methodist University
2. Student attending a North Texas school or a student at any accredited university who received their H.S. diploma from a school in the Dallas metroplex area.
3. Student attending any accredited university in Texas

1. Recipients must attend a school in one of the following states: Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, or New Mexico.
2. Recipients must be a Junior, Senior, or Graduate student.
3. Recipients must have a declared major in the geosciences.

1. Recipient(s) must be a United States citizen, and
2. Recipient(s) must have a declared major in Geophysics or a related Earth Science field, and
3. Recipient(s) must be enrolled at a college or university in the Houston area, or
4. If no applicants qualify for the third restriction, the SEGF Scholarship Committee may select a qualified student enrolled at a college or university in Texas, and if none is available in Texas than any qualified student attending a college or university in the United States of America.

1. Recipient(s) must be a United States citizen, and
2. Recipient(s) must have a declared major in Geophysics or a related Earth Science field, and
3. Recipient(s) must be enrolled at a college or university in the Houston area, or
4. If no applicants qualify for the third restriction, the SEGF Scholarship Committee may select a qualified student enrolled at a college or university in Texas, and if none is available in Texas than any qualified student attending a college or university in the United States of America.

1. Graduate Student
2. Non-United States Resident
3. University of Houston
4. Meet Entrance Requirements
5. TOEFL and GRE scores

1. Graduate Student
2. Non-United States Resident
3. University of Houston
4. Meet Entrance Requirements
5. TOEFL and GRE scores

1. Texas A & M University
2. University of Oklahoma
3. Stanford University
4. If there are no qualified applicants from specified schools, the scholarship committee may award to students from other schools.

Preference in following order:

1. Undergraduate applicants in Geophysics from Oklahoma.
2. Undergraduate applicants in Geophysics attending a 4-year school in Oklahoma.
3. Graduate students in Geophysics from Oklahoma.
4. Graduate students in Geophysics attending a 4-year school in Oklahoma.
5. If no applicants meet above criteria, then above order of priority will apply for students in Physical Science or Mathematics.

1. United States school (recipient need not be a citizen of US)
2. Geophysics or Geology major
3. Undergraduate

1. University of Alberta
2. Graduate
3. Under the supervision of the Institute for Geophysical Research
4. Should only go to students outside of the Institute (even if studying geophysics) in the event that no students from the Institute of Geophysics applied.

1. Missouri University of Science & Technology (formerly named University of Missouri at Rolla)
2. Sophomore or Junior (cannot be a graduate student)
3. Geophysics or Geology Major
4. Based on academic merit and campus activities considered

1. Graduate student
2. University of Birmingham
3. Heriot-Watt University
4. May include Reservoir Geophysics

1. University in Ontario
2. Mineral Exploration Geophysics
3. Final year of honour's Undergraduate program or first year of a Master's program

1. University in Canada or Canadian citizen/landed immigrant attending any college worldwide
2. Mineral Exploration Geophysics
3. Undergraduate Student

1. One Scholarship award is to be given annually
2. Open on a worldwide basis to a student with a Science or Engineering degree demonstrating excellence in the combined areas of both energy and environmental geoscience
   • Combined area of both include but are not limited to: a) combined majors in both areas of energy and environmental geoscience b) major in some area of petroleum geosciece-engineering and a minor in environmental science-engineering or vice-versa c) demonstrated excellence thru coursework, project work, in both petroleum geophsycis and environmental geophysics d) studies in one of the areas and an internships or summer job at petroleum geophysics and/or environmental geophysics companies/organizations
3. Preference to an undergraduate (freshman - senior)
4. Preference to a student who has published an abstract, article, or paper as a primary co-author in any of SEG's publications

1. Graduate Student
2. United States School
3. Earth Science
4. Specializing in Interpretation of Reflection Seismic Data

1. Graduate Student
2. Geophysics Major
3. University of Oklahoma

1. Preference given to students pursuing a career in petroleum geophysics and associates sciences.
2. Recipients to be students of the Univ of Iowa departments of Physics and Geosciences.
3. If no qualified students from Univ of Iowa, preference will be given to students from Univ of CO at Boulder from the Dept of Geological Sciences and Engineering Physics majors from the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

1. Limited to applied groundwater exploration
2. Limited to Junior, Senior, or Graduate level student.
3. May be used as a scholarship or study grant (for example, to help support a graduate thesis or project).

1. Recipient(s) must be a Graduate or Post-graduate student.
2. Recipient(s) must be studying Applied Electrical Geophysics, Electrical Engineering, or Physics.
3. Recipient(s) must be working with real field measurements or laboratory experiments.
4. Award(s) is open to a student studying at a university anywhere in the world.

1. Full-time Exploration Geophysics major
2. North American university

1. Full-time Exploration Geophysics major
2. Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh

1. To provide financial assistance to students (UG or G), faculty or post-doctral fellos in the area of Applied Electrical Geophysical Methods
2. University of California, Berkeley
3. University of Arizona
4. University of British Columbia
5. Macquarie University
6. University of Utah
7. Colorado School of Mines
8. University of Nevada, Reno
9. Stanford University

1. Graduate Student
2. Program must be directly related to Geophysics
3. Recipient must exhibit excellence in both scholarship and application of geophysical principles

1. Undergraduate
2. Geophysics Major
3. Colorado School of Mines

1. Full-time Graduate student
2. Exploration Geophysics, Geological Engineering, Geophysical instrumentation development
3. Preference given to focus on Induced Polarization, Complex Resistivity, or other electrical methods