Finance and statistics expert Noelle Kristin Shanbour utilizes her passion and ability in mathematics and actuarial sciences to serve as a Reservoir Engineer Technician for SandRidge Energy, Inc. Based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, SandRidge Energy, Inc. studies and develops oil and natural gas reserves in the southern part of the nation. As a Reservoir Engineer Technician, Noelle Kristin Shanbour creates and maintains maps using Geographix, highlights various performance trends of wells and reserves, monitors daily drilling and field development programs, and supports the staff of the Reservoir Engineering Department. Noelle Shanbour joined SandRidge Energy, Inc. in 2007. Since that time, Noelle Kristin Shanbour has become highly skilled in programs such as Excel, PI/Dwight, Algorithms for Recovery and Isolation Exploiting Semantics Databases, Geographix Database, and Peloton’s Well View information management system. Noelle Kristin Shanbour attended the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics. Subsequently, Noelle Kristin Shanbour earned her Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science from the University of Central Oklahoma. Noelle Shanbour is currently on track to earn her Validation by Educational Experience credit. Between the two institutions, Noelle Kristin Shanbour has earned a wide range of accolades celebrating her academic excellence. Noelle Kristin Shanbour is the recipient of prestigious awards such as the George McNaught Ewing Mathematics Scholarship, the Oklahoma City Community Foundation Scholarship, and the University of Central Oklahoma Transfer Scholarship. Noelle Kristin Shanbour also made the Dean’s Honor Roll at the University of Oklahoma, as well as the National Dean’s List at both schools. Noelle Kristin Shanbour rounded out her accomplishments with admittance into the National Society of Collegiate Scholars and the Golden Key International Honor Society. A dedicated member of her community, Noelle Kristin Shanbour utilizes her skill in mathematics to tutor underprivileged youth through the Baptist Children’s Home. Noelle Kristin Shanbour also contributes to the Children’s Medical Research Institute.
