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CPST Comments, Volume 41
Index, Year 2004
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Academic
Careers
and Babies 1,28
and Gender 7,18
Histories of Students 4,25
Life Scientists 8,7
Research and Development Funds 6,26
Science & Engineering Funding, Federal 5,9
Academy Tracks Visa Delays 2,2
Achievement
Data for Charter Schools 6,30
Gap, Student 1,37
ACT Test Scores 6,28
Adjunct Professors in Demand, Online 4,8
Admissions in Higher Education, Minority 8,19
AeA Outsourcing Report 3,4
Aerospace Industry, Employment in 3,13
Affirmative Action 3,23; 5,20; 7,17
at Michigan 4,21; 8,19
at Ohio State 4,21
at University of California 4,21
Affordability of College Access 2,27
African American
Doctorates, Top Producers of 6,18
Students at HBCUs 7,22
African Americans
Degrees 5,17; 6,17
in the Labor Force 3,1; 6,16
Top Producers of Bachelor's Degrees to 5,18
Almanac of Higher Education 7,32
America's
Best Colleges 6,21
Talent Imperative 4,5
American
Diploma Project 2,28
Freshman, The 2,19
Indians in Higher Education 6,19
Legion's Need a Lift 2,30
Students Studying Abroad 8,22
Americans Satisfied with Higher Education 5,28
Applications to Medical Schools 8,24
Appropriations for Higher Education, State 1,35
Asian
Population, Projections of 3,19
Women in the Workforce 1,26
Astronomy 2,7; 7,30
Attainment, Graduate Degree 3,27
Attrition 2,26; 5,19
Australia, Salaries of Engineers in 2,16; 5,16
Babies and Academic Careers 1,28
Baccalaureate
Degrees in S&E, 2001 4,22
Undergraduate Enrollment 3,30
Baccalaureates in Physics 6,25
Bachelor's
Degrees
Attainment Rates 4,25
Earned by African Americans 5,17
by Region, Change in 8,9
by Sex and Race/Ethnicity 4,20
Graduates
Job Market for 7,9
Starting Salaries of 7,13
in Physics, Employment of 2,7
S&E Graduates
Employment of 1,3
Salaries of 1,10
Bates College, SAT Optional Policy at 8,28
Best
and Brightest College Graduates 3,24
Business Schools 3,27
Colleges, America 6,21
Graduate Schools 3,26
Medical Schools 3,27
Places to Work for Life Scientists 5,3; 8,7
Practices in Higher Education, 3,28
BEST 3,28; 4,5; 4,31
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Degrees 1,35
Bioinformatics Labor Market 6,3
Biomedical & Life Sci. Research Funding 2,32
Biostatistics, Careers in 8,6
Biotechnology 6,26
Employment 1,4
Executive Salaries 8,12
Industry, Outlook in 5,6
Master's Graduates in 2,9
Blacks, High School Dropout of 8,29
Budget
for Department of Energy 2,31
for Homeland Security Department 2,31
for NASA 2,31
for National Institutes of Health 2,3
for National Science Foundation 2,31; 3,31
Business
Best Schools in 3,27
Graduates, Starting Salaries of 2,15; 4,12
Starting Salaries of 7,14
Women in 2,18
Career Paths of Young Investigators 5,7
Careers
in Biostatistics 8,6
in Health, Website for 3,13
Certificate Programs 7,31
Charter Schools, NAEP Data on 6,30
Chemical Employment 1,1; 5,6; 6,1; 8,4
Chemistry
Executives, Female 6,17
Graduates, 2002 4,23
Salaries 4,12; 6,10
Chinese Students and Scholars 5,8
Citizenship of Minorities, S&E Degrees 4,18
Civil Engineering Job Market 6,5
College
Access 2,27; 7,28
Admissions, Diversity in 4,21
Attrition of Hispanics 5,19
Cost of 7,27
Enrollment 2,24
Freshmen, Fall 2003, 2,19
Graduates
Demand for 7,3
Job Market 1,3; 2,11
Job Prospects of 3,11; 8,2-3
in S&E, Employment of Recent 1,3
Salaries of Recent 1,12
Starting Salaries of 4,11; 6,11; 7,13; 8,9
Hiring Projections 1,3
President's Salaries 8,12
Pricing and Student Aid 8,25
Saving for 8,27
Savings Plans, Benefits of 8,27
Colleges, Contributions to 4,28
Community College Faculty Salaries 5,15
Community Colleges 4,26; 8,24
Compensation (see also Salaries)
in Consulting Firms 5,15
of IT Executives 6,14
of Life Science Executives 6,13
in Manufacturing 7,16; 8,11
in Mechanical Engineering 7,14
in Nonprofit Organizations 7,16
Competitiveness, Global 8,8
Computer
Engineering Degrees 4,7
and Math, Employment Outlook in 3,1
Occupations, Projected Growth of 4,2
Science
Degrees 4,7
Postdoctorates in 5,14
Salaries 2,15; 4,11-12; 5,13; 6,11; 7,13
Consulting
Engineering, Salaries in 3,16
Firms, Compensation in 5,15
Contributions to Higher Education 4,28
Cost
of College 7,27
Sharing Eliminated by NSF 8,32
Countries of Origin of Non-U.S. PhDs 1,32
CPST SE&T Database 1,40
Data Matters
Change in Bachelor's Degrees 8,9
Employed S&Es by Occupation 5,11
Evolving U.S. Workforce 3,15
High School Class of 2002 2,12
S&E Graduate Enrollment 7,10
Unemployment Rates by Educ. and Race 6,9
Default Rates of Student Loans 1,38
Degrees
in Astronomy 7,30
in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 1,35
in Computer Engineering 4,7
in Computer Science 4,7
Earned by Blacks at HBCUs 7,22
in Engineering, 2003 2,21
in Engineering Technology, 2003 2,21
in Physics 7,30
in S&E 4,18; 4,22
Demand
in Bioinformatics 6,3
for BS Scientists & Engineers 7,9
in Chemistry 6,1
in Civil Engineering 6,5
for College Graduates 7,3
in Information Technology 8,1
for Interns 4,10
for New College Graduates 8,2-3
for Online Adjunct Professors 4,8
in Pharmacogenetics 7,9
for Physicians 1,9
Demographics of Working Chemists 6,1
Digest of Education Statistics Online 8,30
Diversity
in America's Teaching Force 8,16
in College Admissions 4,21
in Health Care 3,21
in Medical Schools 2,18
in S&E Faculties 1,16
at the University of California 6,21
Doctoral
Faculty in Psychology, Salaries of 4,15
Program Study by NRC 1,34; 4,23
Scientists and Engineers 4,9
Universities, Top National 6,21
Doctorates (see also PhDs) 1,31
in Computer Engineering 4,7
in Computer Science 4,7
in Math
Employment of New 5,4
Salaries for New 5,12
in Psychology, Faculty Salaries of 3,17
Granted in S&E, International 6,23
Earnings and Education 8,13
Earth and Space Science PhDs 2,3
Education
and Earnings 8,13
Engineering Salaries in 8,11
Federal Support to 6,27
Indicators, International 7,25
Statistics 2002 2,29
Status of Recent S&E Graduates 1,30
Educational
Attainment in S&E 6,6
Equity for Girls & Women 8,17
Projections 1,36
E-Mentoring of Women of Color 7,21
Emigration of U.S.-Born PhD S&Es 6,7
Employed
PhD Scientists and Engineers 4,9
Scientists & Engineers by Occupation 5,11
Employment
in 2004 2,1
in Aerospace 3,13
in Biotechnology 1,4
in Chemistry 1,1; 5,6; 6,1; 8,4
in Civil Engineering 6,5
in Information Technology 8,1
in Life Sciences 3,8
in Nanoscience 1,6
of New Math PhDs 2,7; 5,4
Outlook 3,1; 3,12
of PhDs
in Statistics 2,8
in the Federal Government 3,8
of Physicists 2,6
Plans of New PhDs 3,7
Projections, 2002-2012 4, 1
of Psychology PhDs 6,2
of Recent S&E Graduates 1,3
of Scientists in Nonprofit Groups 7,8
in STEM Occupations 5,4
in the U.S. 3,3
Status of 2002 Geoscience PhDs 2,3
Energy Department Budget 2,31
Engagement, Capacity and Continuity 7,27
Engineering
Degrees, 2003 2,21
Disciplines
with Largest Numbers of Freshman 5,22
Most Popular 2003 2,23
Employment Outlook in 3,12
Enrollments 4,28; 5,21
Entertainment 2,10
Faculty 5,27
Graduates
from Smith College 5,20
Starting Salaries of 4,11-12; 6,11
Minorities in 7,1
Pay in Manufacturing 8,11
Salaries 8,11
and Science
Degrees 4,18; 4,22
Funding for Academe, Federal 5,9
Graduate Enrollment in 5,23; 7,10
Indicators, 2004 4,4
Occupations, Educational Attainment in 6,6
PhDs 5,1; 6,23
Workforce of the 21st Century 3,32
Women & Minorities in 5,17
Starting Salaries 2,15; 7,14
Technology Degrees, 2003 2,21
Unemployment Rates in 6,5
Women and Minorities Enrolled in 5,21
Women in 7,1
Engineers
in Australia, Salaries of 2,16; 5,16
Salaries of 7,12
and Scientists
Doctoral 4,9
Job Market for BS 7,9
by Occupation 5,11
Women and Minority 2,16
Enrollment
of Blacks at HBCUs 7,22
in College 1,36; 2,24
in Computer Science 4,8
in Engineering, 2003 5,21
at For-Profit Colleges 2,25
Graduate 1,33
of Graduate Students in Physics 5,29
in Higher Education, Minority 8,19
of International Students 8,20
in Nursing 4,24
Undergraduate 3,30
in Undergraduate Engineering 4,28
Entertainment Engineering 2,10
Executives
in Biotechnology, Salaries of 8,12
in IT, Compensation of 6,14
in Life Science, Compensation of 6,13
Faculty
in Community Colleges, Salaries of 5,15
in Engineering 5,27
Losing Ground, Women 7,19
in Nursing, Salaries for 4,17
in Pharmacy, Women 8,18
and Postdocs, Scientific Management for 6,9
in Psychology, Salaries of 3,17
Salaries 4,14
in Computer Science 5,13
in Medicine 4,16
in Sociology 6,14
in Science and Engineering, Diversity in 1,16
and Students in Mathematics 6,22
Fastest Growing Occupations, 2002-2012 3,2
Federal
Academic
R&D Funds 6,26
S&E Funding 5,9
Budget for Research and Development 5,31
Employee Salaries 2,13
Funding 2,32
Investment in R&D in Higher Education 4,30
PhD Employment 3,8
S&E Funding to MSIs 5,10
Science & Technology Workforce 7,6
Support to Education 6,27
Workforce in Natural Resources 2,5
Female Chemistry Executives 6,17
Financial Aid Handbook 2,30
Foreign
Nationals Enrolled in College, 2001 2,24
PhDs, Stay Rates of 1,7
Student Applications Down 3,25
Students
Must Pay Visa Fee 5,30
in Tertiary Education 7,26
in the U.S. 8,20
Visa Restrictions for 1,8
Talent in the U.S. 8,5
Foreign-Educated Chinese 5,8
For-Profit Colleges, Enrollment at 2,25
Freshman, The American 2,19
Fringe Benefits in Nonprofit Organizations 5,15
Funding for R&D 3,14
Gender and Academic Careers 7,18
Geoscience PhDs 2,3
Girls, Educational Equity for 8,17
Global
Competitiveness 8,8
Education Indicators 7,25
MBA Salaries 8,15
Globalization Not an Option 5,2
Government, Employment Outlook in 3,3
Graduate
Applications & Admissions, International 7,23
Degree Attainment 3,27
Degrees Earned by Minorities 6,17
Enrollment 1,33; 5,23; 7,10
School Applications from Int'l. Students 3,25
Schools, Best 3,26
Student Stipends 8,14
Students
in Math and Statistics 6,22
in Physics 5,29
Graduation Rates in Higher Education 5,25
H-1B Visas 1,9; 6,6; 7,2
Harvard University 4,29; 7,19
Health Careers Website 3,13
Healthcare
Diversity in 3,21
Employment Outlook in 3,12
Minorities in 7,20
High School
Class of 2002, Education & Employment 2,12
Dropouts 8,29
Exit Exams, State 6,29
Graduates 2,27; 8,30
Seniors, Post-Graduation Plans on 8,18
Standards 2,28
Students Better Prepared 7,24
High Technology, U.S. Still Leads 4,4
Higher Education
Administration, Salaries in 3,18
Almanac 7,32
American Indians in 6,19
Americans Satisfied with 5,28
Best Practices in 3,28
Contributions to 4,28
Graduation Rates of Minorities in 5,25
Hispanics in 1,15
Minority Admissions & Enrollment in 8,19
Report Card 7,24
Research and Development in 4,30
State Appropriations 1,35
Hiring of Interns 4,10
Hispanics
College Attrition 5,19
Doctorates, Top Producers of 6,18
High School Dropout Rates of 8,29
in Higher Education 1,15
Population, Projections of 3,1
Top Producers of Bachelor's Degrees to 5,18
Historically Black Colleges, Statistics 7,21
Homeland Security Department 2,31; 5,32; 8,31
Homeschooling 6,31
Human Resources
Data Compendium 7,1
in Science and Technology 4,4
ITAA Outsourcing Report 3,5
Information Technology
Employment in 8,1
Executives, Compensation of 6,14
at MSIs 3,22
Workers in Academia, Salaries for 3,19
International
Education Indicators 7,25
Graduate Applications & Admissions 7,23
Science and Engineering PhDs 6,23
Students
Enrollment 8,20
Graduate School Applications Down 3,25
Interns, Hiring of 4,10
Investing in America's Future, 4,29
Job
Market
in Bioinformatics 6,3
for BS Scientists & Engineers 7,9
in Chemistry 6,1; 8,4
in Civil Engineering 6,5
for College Graduates 7,3
in Information Technology 8,1
for New Grads 1,3; 2,11
for PhDs 3,7
for Psychology PhDs 6,2
in Nanoscience 1,6
U.S. 1,2
Prospects of New College Grads 3,11; 8,2-3
Jobs
Offshoring of 4,3
in Pharmacogenetics 7,9
K-12 STEM Education, What Works in 4,31
Labor
Force
Effect of Foreign Talent on 8,5
Employment Outlook 2002-2012, 3,1
Participation of Women 2,19
Projections 2,10
Minorities in 6,16
Market
in 2004, State of 2,1
in Bioinformatics 6,3
for New College Graduates 8,2-3
Largest Job Growth by Occupation, 2002-12 3,3
Latino Youth Finishing College 5,19
Latinos, Top Colleges for 3,20
Liberal Arts Colleges, Best 6,22
Life Sciences
Academicians 8,7
Companies, Top 5,3
Employment 3,8
Executives, Compensation of 6,13
Salaries in 1,14; 5,11; 7,11
Young Investigators in 5,7
Loans, Students, Default Rates of 1,38
Loophole Closed in Student Lending 7,32
Low Income, College Access to 7,28
Majors of 2003 College Freshman 2,20
Male Teachers Disappearing 5,9
Manufacturing, Compensation in 7,16; 8,11
Marriage, Babies and Academic Careers 1,28
Master's
Degrees 1,3; 1,10
in Computer Science 4,8
in Science & Engineering 4,20
Graduates in Biotechnology 2,9
Mathematicians, Women 1,16
Mathematics
Faculty
Salaries for 2, 13
and Students 6,22
PhDs 2,7
Employment of New 5,4
Salaries for New 5,12
Proficiency of Urban Students 5,31
MBA Salaries, Global 8,15
Mechanical Engineering, Salaries 1,13; 7,14
Medical
Faculty Salaries 4,16
School Applications 8,24
Schools 2,18; 3,27
Mentoring Minority Women 7,21
Michigan, University of 3,23; 8,19
Minorities
Enrollment 2,24;
in Engineering, 2003 5,21
in Healthcare 7,20
in the Labor Force 6,16
in Science and Engineering 7,1
and Women in S&E 1,26; 5,17
Minority
Admissions and Enrollment in Higher Ed. 8,19
Faculty in Engineering 5,27
Graduate Degrees 6,17
Graduation Rates in Higher Education 5,25
Research Programs 6,20
Serving Institutions 3,22; 5,10
Teacher Recruitment 8,16
and Women Engineers 2,16
Women, Mentoring 7,21
Molecular Biology & Biochemistry Degrees 1,35
NAEP Data on Charter Schools 6,30
Nanoscience Job Market 1,6
NASA 1,40; 2,31
National
Academy
of Engineering Members 2,32
of Sciences President 5,32
Institutes of Health Budget 2,31
R&D Performance 3,14
Report on Higher Education 7,24
Research Council, PhD Program Study 1,34
Science Foundation
21st Century Workforce Report 3,32
Budget 2,31; 3,31
Eliminates Cost Sharing 8,32
Natural Resources Workforce 2,5
New Hires, Turnover Rates of 8,7
Nonprofit
Employment of Scientists 7,8
Organizations
Compensation in 7,16
Fringe Benefits in 5,15
Non-U.S. Citizen PhD Recipients 1,32
Nursing 4,17; 4,24
Occupational Employment Projections 4,1
Occupations
Fastest Growing 2002-2012 3,2
Largest Job Growth Among, 2002-2012 3,3
Offshore Outsourcing 3,4
Offshoring 4,3; 5,2; 6,8; 7,7
Online Adjunct Professors in Demand 4,8
Open Doors 2004 8,20-24
Outlook in Biotechnology 5,6
Outsourcing 3,4; 3,6
Patent Revenue, University 1,39
Patents to Universities 2,30
Pharmaceutical Industry Hires Chemists 8,4
Pharmacogenetics Jobs 7,9
Pharmacy Faculty, Women 8,18
PhDs (see also Doctorates)
in 1992 and 2002, Employment Plans of 3,10
Attrition 2,26
Degree Recipients 2002 1,31
in Earth and Space Science 2,3
Employment, Federal 3,8
Foreign, Stay Rates of 1,7
Job Market 3,7
in Psychology 6,2
in Mathematics 2,7
Employment of New 5,4
Salaries for New 5,12
in Physics, Employment of 2,6
in Psychology, Faculty Salaries of 3,17; 4,15
in Science and Engineering
Citizenship of 5,1
International 6,23
Scientists and Engineers 4,9
Emigration of U.S.-Born 6,7
in Statistics, Employment of 2,8
Top Producers, Hispanic & African Amer. 6,18
Physician Shortages 1,9
Physics
Degrees 6,25; 7,30
Employment 2,6
Graduate Students 5,29
Women in 2,17
Population Projections by Race/Ethnicity 3,20
Post-Baccalaureate Certificates 7,31
Postdoctoral
Plans of New PhDs 3,7
Trends 3,9
Postdoctorates 4,9; 6,9
Best Place to Work for 2,4
in Computer Science 5,14
COSEPUP Meeting on 4,9
Growing Numbers of 6,4
Presidential S&T Appointments 8,32
Princeton University Attacks Grade Inflation 4,29
Professional
Engineers in Australia, Salaries of 5,16
Master's Degree 3,29
Women and Minorities 7,1
Proficiency of Urban Students 5,31
Projections
of Education Statistics 1,36
Employment, 2002-2012 4,1
of Labor Force 2,10
Psychology
Faculty Salaries 3,17; 4,15
PhDs 6,2-3
Race/Ethnicity
Graduate Enrollment in S&E by 5,24
of Medical School Applicants 8,24
of PhDs in Computer Science 4,7
of SAT Test Scores 2004 7,30
S&E Degrees by 4,18; 4,20
Unemployment Rates by 6,9
Reading Proficiency of Urban Students 5,31
Recent Science and Engineering Graduates 1,29
Recruiting Trends 1,12; 2,11; 8,3,11
Recruitment
of Minority Teachers 8,16
of New College Graduates 8,2-3
Research
and Development
Federal Budget for 5,31
Funds 3,14;
Academic 6,26
in Higher Education 4,30
Doctorate Programs, Survey of 4,23
Funding by Homeland Security Dept. 5,32
Salaries (see also Compensation)
of Biotechnology Executives 8,12
in Business 4,11-12
in Chemistry 4,12; 6,10
of College Graduates 7,13
of College Presidents 8,12
of Community College Faculty 5,15
in Computer Science 4,11-12; 5,13
in Consulting Engineering 3,16
in Engineering 4,11-12; 7,12; 8,11
in Australia 2,16
of Faculty 4,14
of Federal Employees 2,13
in Higher Education Administration 3,18
for IT Workers in Academia 3,19
of Life Scientists 1,14; 5,11; 7,11
in Mathematics 2,13; 5,12
Faculty 2,13
of MBAs, Global 8,15
in Mechanical Engineering, 1,13; 7,14
of Medical Faculty 4,16
of New College Grads 2,15; 4,11; 6,11; 8,9
for Nursing Faculty 4,17
in Psychology 3,17; 4,15; 6,3
of Recent Graduates 1,10; 1,12
of Sociology Faculty 6,14
in Technology 3,16
SAT 7,29; 8,28
Saving for College 8,27
Scholars, Visa Restrictions for Foreign 1,8
Science
Advisory Committees 5,32
and Engineering
Degrees 4,18; 4,22
Employment of Recent Graduates in 1,3
Faculties, Diversity in 1,16
Funding 5,9; 5,10
Graduate Enrollment in 5,23; 7,10
Graduates
Recent 1,29
Salaries of Recent 1,10
Indicators, 2004 4,4
Occupations, Educational Attainment in 6,6
PhDs
by Citizenship 5, 1
International 6,23
Who Attended Community Colleges 4,27
Workforce
of the 21st Century 3,32
Women & Minorities in 1,26; 5,17
Engineering and Technology
Database, CPST 1,4
Talent Needed in 4,5
Future Grim 4,32
How to Diversify 7,27
Minorities in 7,1
Student Success in 7,27
and Technology
Appointments, Presidential 8,32
Awards from Homeland Security 8,31
Policy, Forum on 4,32
&Workforce 7,5; 7,6
Women in 7,1; 7,4
Scientific Management 6,9
Scientists
and Engineers
Doctoral 4,9
Emigration of U.S. PhD 6,7
Job Market for BS 7,9
by Occupation 5,11
Nonprofit Employment of 7,8
Shortage of? 5,1
Shortage
of Physicians 1,9
of Scientists, Debate on 5,1
Sigma Xi Postdoc Survey 4,9
Smith College Graduates First Engineers 5,20
Sociology Faculty Salaries 6,14
Space and Earth Science, PhDs in 2,3
Standing Our Ground 7,17
Starting Salaries 4,11
in Chemistry 4,12
Class of 2004 2,15
of College Graduates 6,11; 7,13; 8,9
of Psychology PhDs 6,3
of Recent Graduates 1,12
State
Appropriations for Higher Education 1,35
High School Exit Exams 6,29
Statistics
on Education 2002 2,29
Faculty in 6,22
PhDs in, Employment of 2,8
Stay Rates of Foreign PhDs 1,7
STEM
Education in K-12, What Works in 4,31
Employment, Twenty Years of 5,4
Occupations, Women in 7,2,4
Stipends, Graduate Student 8,14
Student
Achievement 1,37
Aid 4,29; 8,25
Enrollment by Family Income 7,28
Loan Default Rates 1,38
Stipends, Graduate 8,14
Success in Science 7,27
Students
Academic Histories of 4,25
Visa Restrictions for Foreign 1,8
Taulbee Survey 4,7
Taxpayer-Teacher Protection Act 7,32
Teachers 5,9; 8,16
Technology
Employees, Salaries of Federal 2,14
Employment Outlook in 3,12
at Minority-Serving Institutions 3,22
and Science
Workforce 7,5-6
Women in 7,4
Wages 3,16; 5, 13; 6,12
Tenured Faculty 2,13; 7,19
Title IX Compliance 6,19
Top
Colleges for Latinos 3,20-21
Producers
of African American Baccalaureates 5,18
of African American Doctorates 6,18
of Hispanic Baccalaureates 5,18
of Hispanic Doctorates 6,18
Tuition
Costs 7,27
Increases 8,26
and Student Aid 8,25
Turnover Rates of New Hires 8,7
U.S.
Employment 3,3
Public High School Graduates 2,27
Students Studying Abroad 8,22
Workforce, Evolving 3,15
U.S.-Born PhD S&Es, Emigration of 6,7
Undergraduate
Diversity at University of California 6,21
Enrollment 3,30
in Engineering 4,28
Underrepresented
Minorities
Earning S&E Degrees 4,18; 4,20
in Healthcare 7,20
S&E Women Faculty 1,25
Unemployment
in Chemistry 6, 1
of Physics Graduates 2,6
Rates
of Chemists 8,4
by Educational Level & Race 6,9
in Engineering 6,5
U.S. 1,1
Universities, Patents 1,39; 2,30
Urban Students Post Achievement Gains 5,31
Visa
Delays in Higher Education 2,2
Fee Charged to Foreign Students 5,30
Policies Need Revamping 4,6
Restrictions, Foreign Students & Scholars, 1,8
Wages for Technology Workers 5,13; 6,12
Whites, High School Dropout of 8,29
WICHE Study of High School Graduates 2,27
Women
in Academic Careers 7,18
in Business, 2,18
Chemistry Executives 6,17
on Corporate Boards 2,18
Earning
Chemistry Degrees, 2002 4,23
Science and Engineering Degrees 4,20; 4,22
Educational Equity for 8,17
Enrolled
in College, 2001 2,24
in Engineering, 2003 5,21
Faculty
in Engineering 5,27
Losing Ground 7,19
in Pharmacy 8,18
Salaries of 4,14
in Higher Education, Graduation Rates of 5,26
in the Labor Force 2,19; 3,1
in the Labor Market 2,1
Mathematicians 1,16
Mentoring Minority 7,21
and Minorities in S&E
New Report on 5,17
Workforce 1,26
and Minority Engineers 2,16
in Physics 2,17
PhD Recipients 1,31
PhDs in Computer Science 4,7
in Science and Engineering 7,1
in Science and Technology 7,4
in STEM Occupations 7,2,4
in the Workforce, Asian 1,26
Women's Participation in Science 6,19
Workforce
of the 21st Century 3,32
Act at NASA 1,40
Asian Women in 1,26
Data in Science & Technology 7,5
Demographics of Scientists and Engineers 5,2
in IT 8,1
in Natural Resources 2,5
in STEM Occupations 5,4
in the U.S., Evolving 3,15
Women and Minorities in Engineering 2,16
Young Investigators in Life Sciences 5,7
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