1. Schlumberger Excellence in Educational DevelopmentRUSSIA Svetlana Belova SLR SEED Coordinator

2. Agenda  SEED Objectives in Russia  SEED Program Content  SEED Achievements in Russia  SEED in Russia Plan 2010  Learning Fab Lab in Russia

3. SEED Objectives  Positioning of Schlumberger in Russia as a “local” company investing in Russian education and supporting local young talents  Positive image of the company for government, educational authorities, and clients  Promotion of Schlumberger among young generation  Engage youth in science and technology by involvement into world global issues

4. SEED Program Content  School Network Program – 2 new schools are granted and connected to Internet yearly ($ 20K SEED Grant)  Collaborative workshop – 1 SEED National workshop for all SEED schools per year (total number 80 participants)  Educational programs – SEED is a sponsor of the annual conference and exhibition for the Russian youth in Moscow (organized by the Ministry of Education of Russia)  SEED website translation in the Russian language and its promotion among native speakers

5. SEED Achievements  Over 1700 children directly benefit from the SEED program; 17 SEED schools granted and connected in Russia  Teachers, parents, community members are involved/trained  About 100 Schlumberger employees and their families are SEED volunteers in Russia  6 SEED All-Russia workshops for students, teachers and volunteers on the problems of sustainable development, such as ‘Water”, “Global Climate Change and Energy”  SEED has reputational input to our business activity and collaborate with the clients on social projects

6. SEED in Russia 2001-2010 Nefteyugansk Noyabrsk Nizhnevartovsk Novy-Urengoy Usinsk Irkutsk Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Tyumen Moscow St.Petersburg Okha Krasnoyarsk Novosibirsk Strezhevoy Astrakhan

7. SEED will grow the Tree Students and teachers at SEED Lab in NovosibirskSponsorship of youth exhibition Moscow All-Russia SEED Workshop on Lake Baikal SEED school Inauguration in St. Petersburg: Zhores Alferov, Nobel winner; Svetlana Belova, SLR SEED Coordinator; Mikhail Ivanov, school principal

8. SEED Plan 2010  SEED National workshop to be replaced by Regional school workshops  Provide SEED Grant to a new school in Astrakhan  Facilitate the SEED Volunteers’ HSE for Youth workshop in Tyumen SEED Volunteers Lab  Create Learning Fab Lab at SEED school in St. Petersburg  Sponsorship of All-Russia youth science conference  SEED School Inauguration event and other social activities together with the client

9. Learning Fab Lab in Russia  Create an innovative technology center for young researchers in a SEED school in St. Petersburg  Collaboration with MIT/Stanford and SEED will provide training and support to SEED students/teachers  Fab Lab provides access to high- tech equipment and programming tools to create different types of projects in physics, chemistry and robotics (2-3 years Grant) Students and teachers at Fab Lab, MIT

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