Presented are results of a study of engineering education administrators time utilizations. Actual, believed, and desired times are compared. Detailed tables of results are included. (SL)

Red River College (Canada) conducts this graduate employment survey annually to obtain information on employment status and program satisfaction from graduates of diploma, certificate, and refresher programs. For this report, a questionnaire and personalized letter from the College president were sent to each student who graduated between July 1,…

This report presents the results of Tidewater Community College's (Virginia) 1998 employer survey study, which provides useful insights into graduates' skills, professional behaviors, and overall job performance. Employer comments also provide valuable feedback relating to currency and comprehensiveness of the college's programs. The study found…

A Special Labor Force Report indicates the educational attainment of the labor force continued its rising trend between March 1972 and March 1973. Educational attainment comparisons are made among younger and older, male and female, and white and minority race workers as well as type and level of occupation and income. (EA)

Statistically significant relationships were found between dropping out and occupation and between dropping out and the accuracy of the SVIB. Such relationships may influence results of follow-up studies on the validity of the SVIB. (Author)

Presents statistical data on the distribution of institutions' Bachelor and Ph.D. chemistry graduates in faculty positions at research oriented schools with a comparison between the institutions' Ph.D. degree rankings and the rankings given by the American Council on Education included. (CC)

A longitudinal analysis using data from such sources as the U.S. Department of Labor, the U.S. Department of Commerce, and the U.S. Bureau of the Census Current Population Reports. (JM)

Interviews were conducted with some key figures among nonacademic employers of geoscientists in order to present their best guesses about opportunities for the rest of the decade and their best advice to students concerning employment. (DF)

This paper presents an analysis of income changes based on restrospective life history data from white and black men, 30-39 years old, in 1968. (DM)

A survey of local agribusiness firms revealed competencies required for vocational agriculture students. (MU)

Reports a survey of 86 off farm agricultural businesses, industries, and services which was conducted to identify employment opportunities and training needs. (SB)

Results of a survey on fringe benefits provided for professional and non-professional personnel by college and university libraries. Benefits are varied and somewhat limited. (Editor/JS)

Statistics show women made little professional progress either in work or training in the 1960's. The author sees ahead a strong possibility of non traditional careers. (Author)