Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center

Celebrating 10 years of impact 🎉 As we wrap up our 10th anniversary celebration, we reflect on a decade dedicated to empowering future energy leaders, fostering collaboration between UT and industry, and driving innovative solutions for the evolving energy landscape. With growing energy demands, our interdisciplinary approach—now proudly including the Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin—positions us to lead the way toward a brighter energy future. We are excited to continue building on our efforts to advance the energy dialogue, expand educational opportunities, and prepare the next generation to tackle the complex challenges of the global energy sector. #EnergyEducation #FutureOfEnergy #WhatStartsHere Texas McCombs School of Business | Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin | The University of Texas School of Law

Paige Braden and I had an amazing time at the 10th annual Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center Symposium! We were able to hear from industry leaders and gain an understanding for what is on the horizon for energy. So grateful for this experience and all that we were able to learn!

A big thank you to all the Student Advisory Council members who joined us for last Friday’s October lunch! We’re especially grateful to Sam L. Susser, Chairman and CEO of Susser Bank, for sharing his time and expertise with us. He gave some great advice from his entrepreneurial journey and what it takes to successfully lead a business. The Student Advisory Council offers an excellent opportunity for students interested interested in pursuing a career in the energy industry. All majors are welcome to apply and take advantage of networking events like this! 💡 Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gvhe33HV

We are delighted to welcome Sam L. Susser to campus this Friday as this month's Student Advisory Council lunch speaker 🤘 Mr. Susser is the Chairman and CEO of Susser Bank and also serves as the President of Susser Holdings II, a private investment company. He completed a BBA in Finance in 1985 from the University of Texas and started his finance career at Salomon Brothers in NY in the corporate finance division and in the mergers and acquisitions group, before returning to Texas in 1988 to assist with the family business. From 1988 to 2014, Mr. Susser led the growth of Susser Holdings Corporation from a five-store operation to a $6.7 billion enterprise that was a member of the Fortune 500. After producing 26 consecutive years of same-store merchandise growth, the business was sold to ETP in 2014. Mr. Susser is very engaged in a wide variety of civic interests including the University of Texas, MD Anderson, Texas 2036 and the Governor’s University Research Initiative. 💡 Apply for our Student Advisory Council to get access to opportunities such as this and more! https://lnkd.in/gvhe33HV

Greetings from Dallas! 🏙️🤘 Last Friday, we hosted an engaging discussion with The University of Texas at Austin President Jay Hartzell, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Texas McCombs School of Business Dean Lillian Mills, and Sam L. Susser, titled 'Energy and UT: A Conversation with Leadership.' The conversation explored the intersection of AI and energy, the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, and how UT is preparing the next generation of energy leaders. Thank you to everyone who joined us! A special thanks to Sam L. Susser and Susser Bank for hosting us at the beautiful Old Parkland. Stay updated on our upcoming events by subscribing to our newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/gPGe5awV

Looking forward to the third year of UT's Energy Ventures course. Offered out of the Jon Brumley Texas Venture Labs; taught by the amazing Molly Bales and Michael E. Webber! Championed by the TEX-E program and modeled after Bill Aulet's MIT Clean Energy Ventures course; it's an amazing opportunity for any student passionate about new business creation in the energy sector pursuing any degree across UT's 40 acres... Students, Apply to Enroll by November 3: https://lnkd.in/gCTjHeah   Faculty, researchers, students and external partners...Submit your research, technology, or concept to become a class collaborator: https://lnkd.in/gjfCTsXC   Info session registration: bit.ly/tvlevinfo25 Discovery to Impact, Energy Institute, The University of Texas at Austin, Cockrell School of Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin, Texas McCombs School of Business, Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center, Texas Innovation Center, Longhorn Energy Club, Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, David Pruner, David Baldwin, Isaiah B. Hughes

Interested in energy? We are still accepting applications for or Student Advisory Council! The SAC presents a dynamic leadership prospect tailored to both undergraduate and graduate students aspiring to join the energy industry after graduation. 💼 Grow your leadership skills, connect with the KBH Center network through exclusive events, and more! Apply today: https://lnkd.in/gvhe33HV

Join us for the Texas vs. Georgia Energy Tailgate 🏈 Hosted in partnership with the Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, and Energy Law (@tjogel_). Energy tailgates are an opportunity for members of our community to connect and celebrate game day together. We hope to see you there! Event Details: Saturday, October 19 | 3:30–6:30 pm George's Cafe Patio ✔️ RSVP: https://lnkd.in/edkK9Pfp @utexaslaw @utexasmccombs

Missed the Symposium? You can catch up on all the insights with the latest episodes of our podcast!🎙️ This seven part series recaps the one-day conference, which brought together brilliant minds and industry leaders for essential discussions surrounding energy. 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ggPm4Qi7

Calling all students! 📣 Applications are now open for our Energy Finance Trek to Dallas! Hosted in partnership with Prudential Private Capital. Join us for an exciting two-day experience where you'll hear from top companies in the energy finance industry. On Thursday, you'll dive into company visits, followed by an exclusive networking dinner with KBH Center council members. Friday wraps up with more company visits, giving you the chance to connect with potential employers and explore career paths. This opportunity is open to ALL students! Don’t miss out—apply by Wednesday, Oct. 16th: https://ow.ly/Em4G50TBxIV