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Title: STEM workforce needs of the U.S. Department of Defense: Background data


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STEM workforce needs of the U.S. Department of
Defense Background data
Rolf Lehming NAE/NRC August 1, 2011 National
Science Foundation National Center for Science
and Engineering Statistics www.nsf.gov/statistics/
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NSE natural sciences and engineering
underrepresented minorities Black, Hispanic,
American Indian/Alaska native SOURCE NSF?NCSES,
WebCaspar data system.
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Life sciences
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  • DOD STEM employment
  • DOD major employer of STEM workers,
    especially IT both hard- and software
  • DOD civilian workforce is getting more NSE
    intensive
  • Between 15 and 30 of physical scientists and
    IT specialists are retirement eligible

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  • NSE bachelors degrees
  • Modest increases in engineering and physical
    sciences degrees over 15 years, big increases in
    life sciences, computer science degrees slipping
    broadly after Y2K peak
  • Physical sciences and engineering bachelors
    degrees closely mirror college-age cohort size
  • Blacks and Hispanics earn NSE bachelors
    degree percentages well below their population
    share. Asians exceed it, as do Whites to a lesser
    extent

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  • NSE masters degrees
  • A quarter of U.S. NSE masters degrees are
    earned by temporary visa holders
  • Nearly half in engineering, half in
    math/computer science, 60 in electrical/electroni
    c engineering
  • U.S. majority whites earn sharply lower shares
    of NSE masters degrees, 10 percentage points or
    more below 1995 levels
  • Exception is physical sciencesstable share

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  • NSE doctorates
  • More than one-third of U.S. NSE doctorates
    are earned by temporary visa holders
  • 57 of those in engineering and well above
    half in electrical engineering and computer
    science
  • Recently the percentage of NSE doctorates
    earned by temporary visa holders has declined
  • More than half of temporary visa holders
    earning a U.S. doctorate choose to stay in the
    U.S., and many of them eventually remain here

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Questions? Rolf Lehming rlehming_at_nsf.gov 703-29
2-7810 Nirmala Kannankutty nkannank_at_naf.gov 703-
292-7797 Jaquelina Falkenheim jfalkenh_at_nsf.gov 7
03-292-7798 We are now the National Center for
Science and Engineering Statistics A new name. A
broader mission. www.nsf.gov/statistics
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