Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists (SIPES)

The main national association Society of Independent Professional Earth Scientists (SIPES) is the outlined solely for the free or counselling proficient earth researcher. Individuals incorporate geologists, engineers, geophysicists, geochemists, and other earth researchers.

Jack W. Shirley (1929-2004) was a geologist who gave liberally of his time and administration to others in both his expert and private life. He was committed to his calling and led a standout amongst the best SIPES traditions in the historical backdrop of the association in 2002. The Lafayette Chapter of SIPES respects him through this topographical grant. A board of SIPES officers and individuals evaluated the applications and chose the beneficiaries. This grant is made conceivable by commitments from the Lafayette Chapter of SIPES, an association planned only for the autonomous or counselling proficient earth researcher. A board of SIPES officers and individuals inspected the applications and chose the beneficiaries. This grant is made conceivable by commitments from the Lafayette Chapter of SIPES, an association planned solely for the autonomous or counselling proficient earth researcher. Individuals incorporate geologists, engineers, geophysicists, geochemists and extra earth researchers. The Lafayette part has gatherings at the Petroleum Club on the second Wednesday of consistently. These gatherings take into consideration the trading of thoughts and introduction to new speakers and points.