Russell Scholarship Recipients
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2022 Recipients
Alec Bollinger
Alec Bollinger is a senior Petroleum and Environmental Engineering student attending Marietta College in Southeast Ohio. At Marietta College, he is an active participant in many clubs such as SPE, AADE, the Future Energy Producers of America, and Geology Club, where he holds respective officer positions. Alec is also a member of the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity where he will serve as president for the 2022-2023 academic year. Throughout the summer, Alec has been interning with Hess Corporation as a production engineer in 2021 and as a process engineer in 2022.
Mark Jeremiah
Mark Jeremiah is entering his senior year as an undergraduate Petroleum Engineering student in Louisiana State University’s Craft and Hawkins Department of Petroleum Engineering.
In his junior year, he served as the President of LSU’s SPE Student Chapter during which they won the Student Chapter Excellence Award. Today he continues active participation in both the SPE and AADE student chapters. Outside of the classroom, Mark is involved as a Resident Assistant on LSU’s Residential Life team and is one of three Captains of the LSU Men’s Ultimate Frisbee Club.
Mychal Kearns
My name is Mychal Kearns, and I am a sophomore at The Pennsylvania State University. I am majoring in petroleum and natural gas engineering and minoring in energy and business finance.
Nicholas Bryan
Nicholas Bryan is a third-year undergraduate student at the Colorado School of Mines studying Petroleum Engineering. He serves as the Vice President - External in the CSM SPE chapter. He is also involved in CSM's AADE and ARMA chapters.
Augustus Downing
Augustus Downing is 18 years old and an aspiring Petroleum Engineer at Texas A&M University, hailing from Churchill Fulshear High School in Fulshear, Texas. He has a very entrepreneurial mind and prides himself on his ambition and creative problem-solving skills, and, accordingly, is entering Texas A&M with over a full semester worth of college credit hours.
Johnathon Henke
John Henke is a second-year student attending Colorado School of Mines with his two older siblings in Golden, CO. John’s father exposed him to the energy industry at a young age and he ultimately decided to seek a career in oil and gas as a result of his desire to end energy poverty in the third world.