2001 Alumni Newsletter - petroleum engineering colorado school of ...
2001 Alumni Newsletter - petroleum engineering colorado school of ...
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16<br />
Scenes from Massadona. . .<br />
by Jennifer Miskimins<br />
Teaching Assistant<br />
Remember the built-in air conditioning, the delightful smell <strong>of</strong> outdoor plumbing in the late<br />
afternoon, and the nightly walks up to the Massadona Tavern? You guessed it, PEGN 316, the Junior<br />
level field session was in full swing again this year. Seventeen students attended this year’s session,<br />
which was held from May 7 th to the 18 th . As always, alumni support was critical to the success <strong>of</strong> the<br />
program. Perennial supporter Chevron sponsored a tour <strong>of</strong> the Rangely Field, and Tom Brown Inc.<br />
sponsored a visit to a hydraulic fracture treatment, which was then tied into a new fracturing exercise.<br />
<strong>Alumni</strong>’s Jim Baker (Chevron) and Adam Sayers (Tom Brown) are thanked for their support and<br />
organization <strong>of</strong> these tours. In an unusual twist, the weather was warm and sunny every day <strong>of</strong> the<br />
session with the exception <strong>of</strong> the annual raft trip day. The session concluded with the raft trip through<br />
Dinosaur National Monument, where Dr. Thompson was responsible for starting a water fight. His<br />
words <strong>of</strong> wisdom? “Always make sure you have the bucket in your boat!"