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Who Will Do Science and Engineering?
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Hosted by the Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology
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November 7, 2008
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Speaker's Presentations
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The Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology (CPST), with
cooperation from the Society for Women Engineers (SWE), hosted a
national conference to address major issue of "Who Will Do Science and Engineering?"
on November 7, 2008 in Baltimore, MD. The conference brought
together policymakers, higher education administrators, corporate hiring
mangers, non-profit and business executives, workforce analysts, and others
to address this important issue.
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Presentations from the speakers are listed below:
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The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view presentations.
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Presentation No 1:
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Who Will Do Science: Revisited - 20 pages
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Dr. Willie Pearson, Jr., Keynote Speaker, Professor of Sociology, Georgia Institute of
Technology and author of Who Will Do Science?
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Full paper presentation by Dr. Pearson as well as commentaries by Drs. Chubin and Davis - 41 pages
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Presentation No 2:
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Developing a Strong and Diverse Scientific Workforce - 24 pages
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Clifton Poodry, National Institutes of Health, Minority Opportunities in Research Division
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Presentation No 3:
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Historically Black Colleges and Universities-Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP) - 14 pages
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Marilyn Suiter, National Science Foundation, Education and Human Resources Directorate
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Presentation No 4:
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Moving Into and Through the Postsecondary Educational Pipeline - Trends Over the Past Decade - 22 pages
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Mikyung Ryu, American Council on Education, Center for Policy Analysis
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Presentation No 5:
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Strengthening STEM Education Through New Models of Collaboration - 11 pages
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Chris Roe, Deputy Director, Business-Higher Education Forum
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Presentation No 6:
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21st Century Challenges in STEM Employment: Workers Without Borders - 18 pages
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Jeffrey Brody, IBM Global University Relations
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Presentation No 7:
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Migrant Scientists and Engineers in the U.S. and Global Labor Markets - 37 pages
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Mark Regets, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA), Bonn
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Presentation No 8:
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The U.S. STEM Labor Force - 29 pages
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Lisa Frehill, Executive Director, Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology
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