U.S. Energy Recognizes 3 Team Members for Earning Master’s Degree

February 15, 2026

Congratulations to Troy McSimov, Patrick Freeman, CPL, MBA, and Colton Nutt on earning their master’s degrees and continuing to build their skills and expertise through the U.S. Energy tuition program!

“I’m incredibly grateful for the company’s support and encouragement throughout my journey completing the SMU M.S. in Data Science program… I’m excited to apply what I’ve learned to future projects and continue contributing in new and impactful ways.” – Troy McSimov, M.S. in Data Science from Southern Methodist University (SMU)

“The company’s support in obtaining my Energy MBA at TCU was investment I don’t take lightly. I’m grateful for the opportunity and look forward to using that education to achieve meaningful results for U.S. Energy!” – Patrick Freeman, CPL, MBA, Energy MBA from Texas Christian University (TCU)

“I am incredibly grateful for the support and opportunity provided by USEDC over the past 18 months. The experience has not only further developed my understanding of the energy sector but also allowed me to grow professionally. I’m excited to continue building on these experiences and contributing to a successful energy-driven future.” — Colton Nutt, Energy MBA from Texas Christian University (TCU)

We’re proud to support continued learning, and even more excited to see that knowledge put to work in impactful ways across U.S. Energy!

Troy McSimov Congratulations on Receiving M.S. in Data Science from SMU

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