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The American Association of Petroleum Geologists is the world’s largest geological group and strives for the advancement in geological technology and research while providing a wide variety of professional opportunities such as conferences, publications, and educational services. The É«»¨ÌÃ’s AAPG Student Chapter bridges the gap between professionals and É«»¨Ìà geoscience students interested in careers in oil and gas exploration. É«»¨Ìà AAPG hosts monthly meetings, guest lecturers from academia and industry, field trips, and other social activities that are geared toward promoting student involvement in petroleum geology. Meetings are held on campus and are open to students, faculty, and industry professionals.

• President: Sean Romito sromito@uh.edu
• Vice President: Spencer Fuston slfuston@uh.edu
• Treasurer: Md Nahidul Hasan mhasan11@uh.edu
• Secretary: Lila Maddie Bishop lmbishop@uh.edu
• Social Chair: Thomas Casteel tjcastee@uh.edu
• Webmaster:  Hualing Zhang hzhang67@uh.edu
• Energy Coalition Rep: Bryan Moore blmoore7@uh.edu
• Professional Master's Rep: Mei Liumliu30@uh.edu
• Historian: Aydin Shahtakhtinskiy agshahtakhtinskiy@uh.edu

The É«»¨Ìà student chapter of the Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists (AEG) is a student organization dedicated to education and advancements in environmental and engineering geology, geophysics, and hydrogeology. The activities of the chapter range from seminar series to field trips and outreach. AEG membership is free for students and is open to any interested student. AEG contributes to its members’ professional success and the public welfare by providing leadership, advocacy, and opportunities to be involved in applied research.

2020-2021 Officers:

President:  Maureen Gerwin Email: gerwin@gmail.com
Vice President: Brittany Garza  
Secretary: Alex Jones     
Treasurer: Jetson Le
Social Coordinator: Jabeen Momin   
Web Master: Abigail Gonzales

The American Meteorological Society Student Chapter is a student organization designed to foster the academic and professional growth of students pursuing meteorology or other related fields through engagement in community outreach, education, and social events.

2017-2018 Officers:

President: Alyssa Holler (alh10724@yahoo.com)
Vice President: Angelica Larombe ( secerwatch@gmail.com) 
Financial officer: Cragar Gonzales ( cgonzales801@student.wcjc.edu)
Secretary: Megan Mahanay ( meganmahanay@gmail.com)

The Geological Society at the É«»¨Ìà is dedicated to providing geoscience students with opportunities for further education, networking, and fellowship. We are also a platform from which É«»¨Ìà students can give back to the local community by volunteering. Every year, GeoSociety volunteers at local geosciences events, hosts social gatherings, and takes members on a winter field trip to a unique geologic location. GeoSociety hosts monthly meetings which are open to all university students and faculty.

• President: Marco Urdaneta (murdaneta@uh.edu)
• Vice President: Kenneth Shipper (kenneth.shipper@gmail.com)
• Treasurer: Ian Morris (ianmorris2016@yahoo.com)
• Secretary: Chase Meinert (cgmeinert@gmail.com)
• Webmaster/Marketing officer: Weston Charles (westoncharles42@gmail.com)
• Historian: Leo Collier (englishviking1998@gmail.com)
• Organizing officers: Trey Sessums (wesessums@uh.edu), Macdennis Nwaeze (nwaezemacdennis@yahoo.com)

SEG Wavelets is the É«»¨ÌÃ's Society of Exploration Geophysicists student chapter. It devoted to promoting education in geophysics. We work with professional organizations, industry professionals, É«»¨Ìà faculty, and other EAS student organizations to bring those students educational, social, and possible future employment opportunities.

Advisor: Dr. Yingcai Zheng  
Contact: segwavelets@gmail.com
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