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Last fall in Laramie?

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Rio de Laramie

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Ready for winter🫡❄️

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Can’t complain

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The University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources (SER) led its inaugural study-abroad field course in Norway to explore energy synergies between Norway and Wyoming.

Co-led by Erin Phillips, SER’s acting senior director of research; Selena Gerace, program manager of the energy education, leadership and careers group; and Madeleine Lewis, an associate research scientist in the jurisprudence of underground law and energy group, the course focused on the interdisciplinary social, economic, technical, legal and policy frameworks that bear on the development of new energy industries and technologies in Norway. The course also highlighted the varied energy sectors in the country.

Read more at link in bio 🔗

Participants in the course were: Xavier Waltman, Liam Devine, Alexandru Ispas, James Gallegos, Austin Quillinan, Kolten Harmsen, Anna Nielsen, Madeleine Lewis, Libby Krugerud, Selena Gerace, Seth Needham, Cassidy Lolley, Christine Longnecker, Erin Phillips and Matalin Mohr.

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Pitbull wishes he could be this world wide 🇸🇪,🇩🇰,🇵🇱

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three weeks without a coors banquet

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🇩🇪 🇦🇹 🇳🇴

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sometimes the view isn’t better from the top

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Happy earth day from Sigma Phi Epsilon Wyoming Alpha chapter!!!

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“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!

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Agartha been on my mind recently 🥀

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