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STEM Workforce Data Project
Reports and White Papers
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STEM Workforce Data Project
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The STEM Workforce Data Project identifies and distributes reliable statistics on scientific,
technological, engineering and mathematical (STEM) workers in the United States. The project
draws on the full range of statistical resources offered by U.S. federal agencies as well as other
private sources of information, to issue reports and data in both print and electronic formats.
This project is supported by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
For more information about the STEM workforce data project, call CPST at (202) 326-7080 or
e-mail one of the principal investigators: Lisa Frehill,
Executive Director, CPST or Richard Ellis, Ellis
Research Services.
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Project Reports:
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Policy and the STEM Workforce System
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Is U.S. Science and Technology Adrift?
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Press Release
Data Archive
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STEM Employment Forecasts and Distributions Among Employment Sectors
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Four Decades of STEM Degrees, 1966-2004: "The Devil is in the Details"
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Science and Technology Salaries: Trends and Details, 1995-2005
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Press Release
Data Archive
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The Foreign Born in Science and Technology
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Sisyphus Revisited: Participation by Minorities in STEM Occupations, 1994-2004
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Women in Science and Technology: the Sisyphean Challenge of Change
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Twenty Years of Scientific and Technical Employment
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Press Release
Data Archive
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Project White Papers
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Effects of Recent Revisions in Federal Standard Occupational Classification (SOC)
Categories on Counts of the Employment of STEM Professionals
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Press Release
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Improving Federal Statistics on the Science, Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics (STEM) Workforce
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Press Release
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A Half-Century Snapshot of the STEM Workforce, 1950 to 2000
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Press Release
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*You will be asked to provide contact information
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Search The STEM Workforce Data Project Documents
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Perform a full-text search of over 120 STEM Workforce Data Project reports, white papers, press releases, and archives.
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Enter a keyword or keywords to search the STEM documents:
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IT Workforce Data Project
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The IT Workforce Data Project, supported by the
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, identified trustworthy statistics on information technology
workers in the United States. The most recent project report, The Outlook in 2003 for
Information Technology Workers in the USA, by Richard Ellis and B. Lindsay Lowell, was
released during a Congressional "Breakfast Bytes" briefing on Capitol Hill on September
17, 2003. This report provides original and updated information regarding the effects of
the recession, as well as trends in immigration, higher education and outsourcing.
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The Outlook in 2003 for Information Technology Workers in the USA
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View Report Highlights
View Project Update
Press Release
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*You will be asked to provide contact information
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Original Reports
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The following four reports were written in 1999 to provide statistics on the state of the information
technology (IT) workforce in the United States.
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The original four reports are:
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Core Occupations of the U.S. Information Technology Workforce
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The Production of U.S. Degrees in Information Technology Disciplines
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Foreign-Origin Persons in the U.S. Information Technology Workforce
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Assessing the Demand for Information Technology Workers
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For additional information, please contact Lisa Frehill at (202) 326-7080 or
info@cpst.org.
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* Report downloads require the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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