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Subject: African American Engineering Graduates for year 2000-2001
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Asked by: kenneth9-ga
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Posted: 25 Jun 2002 13:28 PDT
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Question ID: 33096
I would like the number of African American Engineering Graduates by
university and state.
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Subject: Re: African American Engineering Graduates for year 2000-2001
From: blader-ga on 25 Jun 2002 13:40 PDT
 
Dear kenneth9:

""We need double-digit growth in all population groups to meet the
national workforce needs, but when we analyze the number, there are no
major fluctuations to be found. There's no drama," says Slaughter.
"With 64.189 graduates, the engineering class of 2001 is only about
two percent larger than the previously year. On the minority front
there is more bad news than good. The good news is that, for the third
year, more African American males are earning engineering degrees.
This is the only minority population, however, experiencing an
increase."

So according to this article:
http://www.black-collegian.com/news/nodrama202.shtml, there were
64,189 total. I  doubt anyone will be able to find a break down by
college and state in a single list, though.

Best Regards,
blader-ga
Subject: Re: African American Engineering Graduates for year 2000-2001
From: blueskies-ga on 26 Jun 2002 05:47 PDT
 
Dear Kenneth9 ,

Though this data is not of 2000-2001 , if the data required is for
some statistical analysis then the following two  sets of data might
be of some indication as to the trend .

FIRST  SET  :-


    FRESHMAN ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT BY GENDER(*) AND ETHNICITY:
                      1992-93 TO 1997-98

                                                           Change
                            Enrollment     Enrollment    1992-93 to
                             1992-93        1997-98       1997-98
                               (N)            (N)           (%)

Total Minority Freshmen       15181          13929          -8.3
Men                           10779           9926          -8.0
Women                          4402           4003          -9.9

African American Freshmen      8924           7463         -17.1
Men                            5999           4831         -19.5
Women                          2925           2572         -12.1

Lation Freshmen                5624          5858            4.2
Men                            4324          4596            6.3
Women                          1300          1262           -3.0

American Indian Freshmen        633           668            5.5
Men                             457           499            9.2
Women                           176           169           -4.0

Total Nonminority Freshmen    77518         75043           -3.2
Men                           64030         61675           -3.7
Women                         13488         13368           -0.9

Total Freshmen                92699         88972           -4.1
Men                           75086         71601           -4.7
Women                         17613         17371           -1.4

1 Data collected by the Engineering Workforce Commission under a grant
from
NACME. Does not reflect engineering enrollment in Puerto Rico.

* Notes.-Gender unknows have been apportioned to the male and female
population in the same ratio as that of the known population
Enrollment
figures for 1996-97 have been restated to correct for a reporting
error made
by the U.C San Diego.
Source: National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, Inc.


COPYRIGHT 1998 Hispanic Times Enterprises

COPYRIGHT 2000 Gale Group

****************************************************************

SECOND  SET  :-   


Also interesting data is as follows  :-


The data for this study come from the U.S. Department of Education. It
is collected through the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data
System program completers survey conducted by the NCES. The survey
requests data from each higher education campus on the number of
degrees and other formal awards conferred in academic, vocational and
continuing professional education programs. Institutions report their
data according to the Classification of Instructional Program (CIP)
codes developed by the NCES. CIP codes provide a common set of
categories allowing comparisons across all colleges and universities.

Percentage Change in Degrees Awarded Between 1992-93 and 1999-2000


COMPUTER  AND  INFORMATION SCIENCES 

AFRICAN AMERICAN MASTER'S

Rank   Institution               State    Men   Women   Total   %
Grad.

  1    BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY     Md.      26      24      50     47.2

  2    AMERICAN                   Ga.      25      14      39     16.0
       INTERCONTINENTAL
       UNIV.-ATLANTA

  3    SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY    D.C.      5      11      16      8.6

  4    GEORGE WASHINGTON          D.C.      9       4      13      9.0
       UNIVERSITY

  4    NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL     N.C.      7       6      13     43.3
       UNIVERSITY

  4    STRAYER                    Va.       5       8      13     40.6
       UNIVERSITY-ALEXANDRIA
       CAMPUS

  4    AMER. INTERCONTINENTAL     D.C.      9       4      13     24.1
       UNIV.-WASHINGTON

  8    JOHNS HOPKINS              Md.       5       7      12      4.3
       UNIVERSITY

  9    ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY       Ill.      4       7      11     19.3

 10    AMERICAN UNIVERSITY        D.C.      4       5       9     14.3

 10    SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY        N.Y.      4       5       9      5.7

 10    STRAYER                    Va.       5       4       9     19.6
       UNIVERSITY-ARLINGTON
       CAMPUS

 13    UNIVERSITY OF              Md.       5       3       8     42.1
       MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE

 13    DREXEL UNIVERSITY          Pa.       1       7       8      5.7

 15    CLARK ATLANTA              Ga.       4       3       7     38.9
       UNIVERSITY

 15    UNIVERSITY OF SAINT       Minn.      4       3       7      6.4
       THOMAS-ST. PAUL

 15    PACE UNIVERSITY-NEW        N.Y.      4       3       7      7.0
       YORK

 15    NORTH CAROLINA A&T         N.C.      4       3       7     35.0
       STATE UNIVERSITY

 15    SOUTHERN METHODIST        Texas      1       6       7     10.1
       UNIVERSITY

 15    STRAYER                    Va.       6       1       7     29.2
       UNIVERSITY-WOODBRIDGE
       CAMPUS

 21    TROY STATE                 Ala.      5       1       6     35.3
       UNIVERSITY-MONTGOMERY

 21    NOVA SOUTHEASTERN          Fla.      2       4       6      6.7
       UNIVERSITY

 21    ILLINOIS INSTITUTE         Ill.      4       2       6      3.0
       OF TECHNOLOGY

 21    STRAYER                     Va       5       1       6     27.3
       UNIVERSITY-MANASSAS
       CAMPUS

 21    STRAYER                    D.C.      3       3       6     54.5
       UNIVERSITY-TAKOMA
       PARK CAMPUS

 26    NATIONAL UNIVERSITY       Calif.     4       1       5      9.1

 26    UNIVERSITY OF DENVER      Colo.      1       4       5      3.5

 26    STRAYER                    D.C.      1       4       5     23.8
       UNIVERSITY-WASHINGTON
       CAMPUS

 26    UNIVERSITY OF WEST         Fla.      4       1       5     10.6
       FLORIDA

 26    GEORGIA STATE              Ga.       3       2       5      3.2
       UNIVERSITY

 26    DEPAUL UNIVERSITY          Ill.      1       4       5      3.6

 26    SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY        La.       2       3       5     29.4
       AT NEW ORLEANS

 26    UNIVERSITY OF              Md.       3       2       5      8.2
       MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

 26    NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE       N.J.      2       3       5      1.3
       OF TECHNOLOGY

 26    TEACHERS COLLEGE AT        N.Y.      1       4       5      6.4
       COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

 26    GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY    Va.       4       1       5      2.5

 37    AMER. INTERCONTINENTAL    Calif.     3       1       4      5.6
       UNIV.-LOS ANGELES

 37    AZUSA PACIFIC             Calif.     1       3       4      7.8
       UNIVERSITY

 37    GOLDEN GATE               Calif.     2       2       4      2.4
       UNIVERSITY-SAN
       FRANCISCO


 37    HOWARD UNIVERSITY          D.C.      4       0       4     50.0

 37    GEORGIA INST. OF           Ga.       2       2       4      7.5
       TECH.-MAIN CAMPUS

 37    HAWAII PACIFIC            Hawaii     3       1       4      3.8
       UNIVERSITY

 37    SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY        La.       1       3       4     33.3
       AND A&M COLLEGE

 37    CUNY-BERNARD M. BARUCH     N.Y.      3       1       4      3.0
       COLLEGE

 37    LONG ISLAND                N.Y.      3       1       4     11.1
       UNIV.-BROOKLYN CAMPUS

 37    PACE UNIVERSITY-WHITE      N.Y.      3       1       4      7.4
       PLAINS

 37    UNIV. OF NORTH CAROLINA    N.C.      4       0       4      6.5
       AT CHAPEL HILL

 37    TARLETON STATE            Texas      3       1       4     20.0
       UNIVERSITY

 37    UNIVERSITY OF              Va.       3       1       4     18.2
       VIRGINIA-MAIN CAMPUS

 37    STRAYER                    Md.       2       2       4     57.1
       UNIVERSITY-PRINCE
       GEORGES

 51    ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY     Ala.      1       2       3     16.7

 51    UNIVERSITY OF             Calif.     2       1       3      8.8
       CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY

 51    UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO    Colo.      2       1       3      2.2
       AT DENVER

 51    COLORADO TECH.            Colo.      3       0       3      3.9
       UNIV.-COLORADO SPRINGS

 51    NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS      Ill.      3       0       3      8.8
       UNIVERSITY

 51    UNIV. OF                   Md.       2       1       3      5.1
       MARYLAND-BALTIMORE
       COUNTY

 51    BOSTON UNIVERSITY         Mass.      2       1       3      1.5

 51    WEBSTER UNIVERSITY         Mo.       2       1       3      8.3

 51    NEW YORK UNIVERSITY        N.Y.      0       3       3      1.9

 51    POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY     N.Y.      2       1       3      3.0
Computer & Information Science



Engineering-Related Technologies

AFRICAN AMERICAN MASTER'S

Rank  Institution               State   Men   Women   Total   % Grad.

  1   NORTH CAROLINA A&T         N.C.     6       8      14     73.7
      STATE UNIVERSITY

  2   ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY     Ala.    10       2      12     70.6

  3   SAMFORD UNIVERSITY         Ala.     2       4       6     27.3

  3   NEW YORK INST. OF          N.Y.     4       2       6     19.4
      TECH.-OLD WESTBURY

  5   SOUTHERN POLYTECHNIC       Ga.      2       1       3      6.8
      STATE UNIVERSITY

  5   EASTERN ILLINOIS           Ill.     1       2       3      9.4
      UNIVERSITY

  5   MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY    Ky.      2       1       3      6.5

  5   JACKSON STATE             Miss.     0       3       3     75.0
      UNIVERSITY

  5   UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN    Miss.     3       0       3     21.4
      MISSISSIPPI

  5   TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-     Texas     1       2       3     12.0
      COMMERCE


**************************  

Engineering

AFRICAN AMERICAN MASTER'S

Rank   Institution               State   Men   Women   Total   % Grad.

  1    GEORGIA INST. OF           Ga.     23      13      36      6.3
       TECH.-MAIN CAMPUS

  2    GEORGE WASHINGTON         D.C.     16       9      25      9.1
       UNIVERSITY

  3    UNIVERSITY OF              Md.     17       7      24      7.5
       MARYLAND-COLLEGE PARK

  4    NORTH CAROLINA A&T        N.C.     13       7      20     50.0
       STATE UNIVERSITY

  5    UNIVERSITY OF             Mich.     9       7      16      3.2
       MICHIGAN-ANN ARBOR

  6    FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY    Fla.     10       4      14     87.5

  6    NORTH CAROLINA STATE      N.C.      8       6      14      4.0
       UNIV. AT RALEIGH

  8    WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY    Mich.    12       1      13      2.9

  9    TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY       Ala.     12       0      12     52.2

  9    VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC       Va.      8       4      12      3.1
       INST. AND STATE UNIV.

  9    PURDUE UNIVERSITY-MAIN    Ind.      6       6      12      2.7
       CAMPUS

 12    UNIVERSITY OF              Mo.      9       2      11      4.4
       MISSOURI-ROLLA

 12    STANFORD UNIVERSITY      Calif.     8       3      11      1.3

 14    CORNELL UNIVERSITY-       N.Y.      3       7      10      3.6
       ENDOWED COLLEGES

 15    UNIVERSITY OF            Calif.     5       4       9      2.9
       CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY

 15    UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA     Fla.      7       2       9      2.4

 15    NEW JERSEY INSTITUTE      N.J.      6       3       9      4.0
       OF TECHNOLOGY

 15    RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC    N.Y.      4       5       9      3.1
       INSTITUTE

 19    UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA     Ala.      6       2       8      8.9
       IN HUNTSVILLE

 19    LOYOLA COLLEGE             Md.      8       0       8     17.0

 19    MISSISSIPPI STATE         Miss.     7       1       8     12.1
       UNIVERSITY

 22    UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN   Calif.     5       2       7      1.3
       CALIFORNIA

 22    TUFTS UNIVERSITY          Mass.     6       1       7      6.5

 22    UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT     Mich.     4       3       7     14.0
       MERCY

 22    MICHIGAN STATE            Mich.     5       2       7      4.6
       UNIVERSITY

 22    CUNY-CITY COLLEGE         N.Y.      5       2       7     12.1

 22    GEORGE MASON               Va.      4       3       7      5.7
       UNIVERSITY

 28    AUBURN UNIVERSITY MAIN    Ala.      4       2       6      5.4
       CAMPUS

 28    JOHNS HOPKINS              Md.      2       4       6      2.2
       UNIVERSITY

 28    UNIVERSITY OF             Mich.     4       2       6      2.9
       MICHIGAN-DEARBORN

 28    UNIVERSITY OF              Pa.      3       3       6      4.3
       PITTSBURGH-MAIN CAMPUS

 28    UNIVERSITY OF             Tenn.     2       4       6      3.8
       TENNESSEE

 28    TENNESSEE STATE           Tenn.     3       3       6     46.2
       UNIVERSITY

 28    OLD DOMINION               Va.      5       1       6      6.8
       UNIVERSITY

 35    CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF    D.C.      4       1       5      8.2
       AMERICA

 35    MASSACHUSETTS             Mass.     4       1       5      0.6
       INSTITUTE OF
       TECHNOLOGY

 35    POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY    N.Y.      5       0       5      4.8

 35    UNIVERSITY OF             Ohio      4       1       5      2.8
       CINCINNATI-MAIN CAMPUS

 35    DREXEL UNIVERSITY          Pa.      5       0       5      3.0

 35    UNIVERSITY OF              Pa.      2       3       5      4.2
       PENNSYLVANIA

 35    UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-    Texas     3       2       5      3.9
       UNIVERSITY PARK

 35    TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY      Texas     3       2       5      1.6

 35    WEST VIRGINIA             W.Va.     4       1       5      3.7
       UNIVERSITY

 44    UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA     Ala.      3       1       4      7.1

 44    CALIFORNIA STATE         Calif.     2       2       4      7.3
       UNIVERSITY-NORTHRIDGE

 44    UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO    Colo.     4       0       4      1.0
       AT BOULDER

 44    HOWARD UNIVERSITY         D.C.      2       2       4     22.2

 44    UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL     Fla.      3       1       4      2.4
       FLORIDA

 44    FLORIDA ATLANTIC          Fla.      4       0       4      5.0
       UNIVERSITY-BOCA RATON

 44    ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF     Ill.      3       1       4      2.5
       TECHNOLOGY

 44    NORTHWESTERN              Ill.      2       2       4      2.5
       UNIVERSITY

 44    UNIVERSITY OF             Mass.     3       1       4      3.3
       MASSACHUSETTS-LOWELL

 44    KETTERING UNIVERSITY      Mich.     4       0       4     14.3

 44    OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY-    Ohio      3       1       4      1.7
       MAIN CAMPUS

 44    PENN. STATE UNIV.-         Pa.      3       1       4      5.7
       PENN. ST. GREAT VALLEY

 44    PENN. STATE                Pa.      2       2       4      1.3
       UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS

 44    TEMPLE UNIVERSITY          Pa.      3       1       4     15.4

 44    CLEMSON UNIVERSITY        S.C.      1       3       4      2.6

 44    SOUTHERN METHODIST        Texas     1       3       4      2.0
       UNIVERSITY

 44    UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT    Texas     3       1       4      4.1
       DALLAS



SOURCE :  http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0DXK/11_18/77133979/p3/article.jhtml?term=African-American+engineering+graduates
Subject: Re: African American Engineering Graduates for year 2000-2001
From: morris-ga on 03 Jul 2002 15:46 PDT
 
Kenneth,

Blader-ga found an excellent link but gave you the wrong number. From
the article "No Drama Found In 2001 Engineering Graduation Numbers:
NACME Calls For Redoubling Of Efforts" at
http://www.black-collegian.com/news/nodrama202.shtml

"Fewer minority engineering graduates
In 2000 a record 6,710 African Americans, American Indians and Latinos
received engineering bachelor's degrees, representing nearly 11
percent of the class. Last year, that  number slid to 6,603, and 10.3
percent. Latinos fell from 3,213 to 3,146, and American Indians from
347 to 215. The number of African American females went from 1,113 to
1,098, while African American males rose from 2,037 to 2,084."

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