AGEP Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Info Brief V

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AGEP Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Info Brief V Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Prepared by Yolanda S. George and Shirley M. Malcom, PhD, AAAS Patricia B. Campbell, PhD, Tom Kibler, and Jennifer L. Weisman, PhD, Campbell-Kibler Associates, Inc. March 2008 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Direcrate for Education and Human Resources Programs Attn: AGEP Program 1200 New York Avenue, NW Washingn, D.C. 20005 202-326-6631 202-371-9849 (fax) AGEP Web site - http://www.nsfagep.org/

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions SUMMARY One of the goals of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) Program, which began in 1998, is increase the number of underrepresented minorities (URM) 1 receiving PhDs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). (See program description at botm of page 2 ). Analyses of data collected on PhDs awarded from 57 AGEP institutions representing 20 Alliances indicate that the AGEP Program is achieving the goal of increasing the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in STEM. Number and of PhDs Awarded URM in STEM at AGEP Institutions in In, 689 PhDs were awarded URM at 57 AGEP institutions. Of the 689 PhDs awarded URM in STEM fields at 57 AGEP institutions in : 424 or 61.5% were in Natural Sciences & Engineering (NS&E). 160 or 23.2% were in Other Social Sciences. 57 or 8.3% were in Psychology. 21 or 3.0% were in Sociology. 13 or 1.9% were in Political Science. 8 or 1.2% were in Interdisciplinary Sciences. 6 or 0.9% were in Economics (Table 1). Of the 424 PhDs awarded URM in NS&E at 57 AGEP institutions in : 176 or 41.5% were in Biological/Agricultural Sciences. 112 or 26.4% were in Engineering. 1URM students are African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents. 2Program Description: The goal of the National Science Foundation (NSF) Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) Program is increase the number of underrepresented minority students pursuing advanced study, obtaining docral degrees, and entering the professoriate in STEM disciplines (including Social Sciences). Alliances participating in this program are expected engage in comprehensive institutional cultural changes that will lead sustained increases in the conferral of STEM docral degrees, significantly exceeding hisric levels of performance. Specific objectives of AGEP are: (1) develop and implement innovative models for recruiting, menring, and advancing minority students in STEM docral programs, and (2) develop effective strategies for identifying and supporting underrepresented minorities who want pursue academic careers. 1

Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions 72 or 17.0% were in Chemistry. 43 or 10.1% were in Other Physical Sciences. 15 or 3.5% were in Mathematics. 10 or 2.4% were in Earth, Atmospheric, and Ocean Sciences. 10 or 2.4% were in Computer Sciences. 8 or 1.9% were in Computer Engineering (Table 1). About Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM at AGEP Institutions from 2000/01 An analysis of the number of PhDs awarded URM from 2000/01 at 57 AGEP institutions from 20 Alliances indicated that the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in STEM fields increased from 602 689. Thus, in the past six years the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in STEM fields at the 57 AGEP institutions increased by 14.5% or 87. During this same period, the annual number of PhDs awarded URM at the 57 AGEP institutions in the Natural Sciences and Engineering (NS&E) increased from 309 424. Thus, in the past six years the annual number of PhDs awarded URM at the 57 AGEP institutions in NS&E increased by 37.2% or 115 (Table 1). The annual number of PhDs awarded URM in at 57 AGEP institutions increased in nine fields and were mostly due increases in the fields of Biological/Agricultural Sciences and Engineering. By fields, the annual number of PhDs awarded URM between 2000/01 and increased from: 124 176 in the Biological/Agricultural Sciences (an increase of 52). 84 112 in Engineering (an increase of 28). 26 43 in the Other Physical Sciences (including astronomy and physics) (an increase of 17). 60 72 in Chemistry (an increase of 12). 3 10 in Earth, Atmospherics, and Ocean Sciences (an increase of 7). 3 10 in Computer Sciences (an increase of 7). 6 8 in Computer Engineering (an increase of 2). 4 6 in Economics (an increase of 2). 3 8 in Interdisciplinary Sciences (an increase of 5). 2

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions There was no increase in the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in Mathematics at AGEP institutions from 2000/01 and during this same time period there were declines in the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in Psychology, Political Sciences, Sociology, and Other Social Sciences (Table 1 and Figure 2). Almost 40% (39.1% or 34 of the 87) of the increases in the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in STEM between 2000/01 and at all AGEP institutions are due increases at the nine University of California (UC) campuses. The nine UC campuses account for most of the increase in the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in Chemistry (83.3%) and nearly threequarters of the increase in the annual number of PhDs awarded URM in Engineering (71.4%) at all AGEP institutions between 2000/01 and (Table 3). Comparison of Change in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM and All Other U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents From 2000/01, the percent change in the annual number of PhDs awarded at the 57 AGEP institutions was higher for URM than for all other U.S. citizens and permanent residents 3 in NS&E (37.2% vs 13.8%) and in all STEM fields (14.5% vs 6.4%). Within fields, the percent change in the annual number of PhDs awarded at AGEP institutions was much higher for URM than for all other U.S. citizens and permanent residents in Earth, Atmospheric, and Ocean Sciences (233.3% vs 42.4%), Computer Sciences (233.3% vs 44.0%) and Interdisciplinary Sciences (166.7% vs -7.1%) and higher in Economics (50.0% vs -27.5%), and Other Physical Sciences (65.4% vs 5.8%), Biological and Agricultural Sciences (41.9% vs 11.0%) and Engineering (33.3% vs 20.9%) (Figure 1 and Table 4). As indicated in Table 5, the percent change in the annual number of PhDs awarded at the nine UC campuses from 2000/01 was higher for URM than for other U.S. citizens and permanent residents in NS&E (54.9% vs 20.4%) and in all STEM fields (24.1% vs 15.2%). In NS&E fields, the percent change in the annual number of PhDs awarded at the nine UC campuses from 3All other U.S. students are U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are not African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. 3

Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions 2000/01 was much higher for URM as compared all other U.S. students in the Engineering (111.1% vs 29.0%), Other Physical Sciences (70.6% vs 9.9%), Chemistry (83.3% vs 28.2%) and higher in Biological,Agricultural Sciences (29.5% vs 19.0%); and lower in Mathematics (0.0% vs 47.3%). Figure 1: Change in Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM and All Other U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents by Broad STEM Categories at AGEP Institutions from (2000/01-2002/03) (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) 250% Underrepresented Minorities * All Other U.S. Citizens 200% 150% 100% 50% 0% -50% All Nat Sci & Eng (57) Engineering (50) Computer Engineering (17) Computer Sciences (32) Chemistry (51) Other Physical Sciences (44) Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean (32) Mathematics (48) Biological, Agricultural (48) Psychology (39) Interdisciplinary Sciences (12) Economics (23) Political Science (20) Sociology (20) Other Social Sciences (30) All STEM Fields (57) (Numbers for this figure are in Table 4.) Underrepresented Minorities (URM) include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. Other U.S. citizens includes permanent residents and does not include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. 4

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Figure 2: Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM by Broad STEM Categories at AGEP Institutions for (2000/01-2002/03), Mid-AGEP (2003/04 2005/06), and (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) 700 600 Mid-AGEP 500 400 300 200 100 0 All Nat Sci & Eng (57) Engineering (50) Computer Engineering (17) Computer Sciences (32) Chemistry (51) Other Physical Sciences (44) Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean (32) Mathematics (48) Biological, Agricultural (48) Psychology (39) Interdisciplinary Sciences (12) Economics (23) Political Science (20) Sociology (20) Other Social Sciences (30) All STEM Fields (57) (Numbers for this figure are in Table 1.) Underrepresented Minorities (URM) include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. 5

Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Table 1 Number and Change in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM* in STEM from 2000/01 at AGEP Institutions, including the nine campuses of the University of California* (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) PhD Recipients Underrepresented Minorities (all) 2000/01 2002/03 Mid-AGEP 2003/04 2005/06 Year Change Change All Natural Sciences & Engineering (57) 309 324 424 115 37.2% Engineering (50) 84 90 112 28 33.3% Computer Engineering (17) 6 7 8 2 33.3% Computer Sciences (32) 3 5 10 7 233.3% Chemistry (51) 60 53 72 12 20.0% Other Physical Sciences (44) 26 28 43 17 65.4% Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean (32) 3 6 10 7 233.3% Mathematics (48) 15 16 15 0 0.0% Biological, Agricultural (48) 124 133 176 52 41.9% Psychology (39) 70 60 57-13 -18.6% Interdisciplinary Sciences (12) 3 7 8 5 166.7% Economics (23) 4 6 6 2 50.0% Political Science (20) 16 13 13-3 -18.8% Sociology (20) 24 18 21-3 -12.5% Other Social Sciences (30) 176 204 160-16 -9.1% All STEM Fields (57) 602 632 689 87 14.5% Underrepresented Minorities (URM) include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. *The University of California System (UC) reported they entered their data for Chemistry students twice, once under Chemistry and once under Other Physical Sciences. For that reason, data for UC Chemistry students are not included in Natural Science and STEM tals, nor are the UC Chemistry data used in the computation of the percent of change due UC. 6

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Table 2 Number and Change in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM in STEM from 2000/01 at Nine Campuses of the University of California* (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) PhD Recipients Underrepresented Minorities UC only 2000/01 2002/03 Mid-AGEP 2003/04 2005/06 Year Change Change All Natural Sciences & Engineering (9) 82 82 127 45 54.9% Engineering (9) 18 14 38 20 111.1% Computer Engineering Computer Sciences Chemistry (9) 12 14 22 10 83.3% Other Physical Sciences (9) 17 19 29 12 70.6% Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean Mathematics (9) 3 5 3 0 0.0% Biological, Agricultural (9) 44 44 57 13 29.5% Psychology (9) 15 16 12-3 -20.0% Interdisciplinary Sciences Economics Political Science Sociology Other Social Sciences (9) 44 43 36-8 -18.2% All STEM Fields (9) 141 141 175 34 24.1% * Some data cells do not contain information because UC did not report data in all categories. Also, the UC system reported they entered their data for Chemistry students twice, once under Chemistry and once under Other Physical Sciences. For that reason, data for UC Chemistry students are not included in Natural Sciences & Engineering and STEM tals, nor are the UC Chemistry data used in the computation of the percent of change due UC. 7

Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Table 3 Change in Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM at AGEP Institutions due the Nine Campuses of the University of California* from 2000/01 URM PhD Recipients in Broad STEM Categories Number - Change at UC - Change at UC Number change All AGEP Institutions Change All AGEP Institutions Change Due UC All Natural Sciences & Engineering 43 54.9% 115 37.2% 39.1% Engineering 20 111.1% 28 33.3% 71.4% Computer Engineering 2 33.3% Computer Sciences 7 233.3% Chemistry 10 83.3% 12 20.0% 83.3% Other Physical Sciences 12 70.6% 17 65.4% 70.6% Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean 7 233.3% Mathematics 0 0.0% 0 0.0% Biological, Agricultural 13 29.5% 53 41.9% 25.0% Psychology -3-20.0% -13-18.6% 23.1% Interdisciplinary Sciences 5 166.7% Economics 2 50.0% Political Science -3-18.8% Sociology -3-12.5% Other Social Sciences -8-18.2% -16-9.1% 50.0% All STEM Fields 34 24.1% 87 14.5% 39.1% * Some data cells do not contain information because UC did not report data in all categories. Also, the UC system reported they entered their data for Chemistry students twice, once under Chemistry and once under Other Physical Sciences. For that reason, data for UC Chemistry students are not included in Natural Sciences & Engineering and STEM tals, nor are the UC Chemistry data used in the computation of the percent of change due UC. 8

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Table 4 Number and Change in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded in STEM All Other U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents and Change in Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM at AGEP Institutions from 2000/01 * (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) PhD Recipients Other US (All) 2000/01 2002/03 Mid-AGEP 2003/04 2005/06 Year Early AGEP Change Change All Other U.S. Students Early AGEP Change URM All Natural Sciences & Engineering (57) 3,460 3,492 3,937 477 13.8% 37.2% Engineering (50) 928 951 1,122 194 20.9% 33.3% Computer Engineering (17) 37 46 57 20 54.1% 33.3% Computer Sciences (32) 75 78 108 33 44.0% 233.3% Chemistry (51) 494 485 539 45 9.1% 20.0% Other Physical Sciences (44) 431 422 456 25 5.8% 65.4% Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean (32) 99 87 141 42 42.4% 233.3% Mathematics (48) 175 183 186 11 6.3% 0.0% Biological, Agricultural (48) 1,377 1,404 1,528 151 11.0% 41.9% Psychology (39) 436 361 324-112 -25.7% -18.6% Interdisciplinary Sciences (12) 28 30 26-2 -7.1% 166.7% Economics (23) 69 59 50-19 -27.5% 50.0% Political Science (20) 92 84 71-21 -22.8% -18.8% Sociology (20) 64 63 63-1 -1.6% -12.5% Other Social Sciences (30) 769 769 762-7 -0.9% -9.1% All STEM Fields (57) 4,918 4,858 5,233 315 6.4% 14.5% * Some data cells do not contain information because UC did not report data in all categories. Also, the UC system reported they entered their data for Chemistry students twice, once under Chemistry and once under Other Physical Sciences. For that reason, data for UC Chemistry students are not included in Natural Sciences & Engineering and STEM tals, nor are the UC Chemistry data used in the computation of the percent of change due UC. Other U.S. citizens and permanent residents does not include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. 9

Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions Table 5 Number and Change in Annual Number of PhDs Awarded All Other U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents & Change in Annual Number of PhDs Awarded URM at the Nine Campuses of the University of California from 2000/01 * (The numbers in parentheses represent the number of institutions reporting data in the field.) PhD Recipients Other US UC only Early AGEP 2000/01 2002/03 Mid-AGEP 2003/04 2005/06 Year Change Change All Other U.S. Students Change URM All Natural Sciences & Engineering (9) 1,115 1,170 1,342 227 20.4% 54.9% Engineering (9) 255 282 329 74 29.0% 111.1% Computer Engineering Computer Sciences Chemistry (9) 156 164 200 44 28.2% 83.3% Other Physical Sciences (9) 283 292 311 28 9.9% 70.6% Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean Mathematics (9) 55 68 81 26 47.3% 0.0% Biological, Agricultural (9) 522 528 621 99 19.0% 29.5% Psychology (9) 88 95 94 6 6.8% -20.0% Interdisciplinary Sciences Economics Political Science Sociology Other Social Sciences (9) 286 292 280-6 -2.1% -18.2% All STEM Fields (9) 1,489 1,557 1,716 227 15.2% 24.1% * Some data cells do not contain information because UC did not report data in all categories. Also, the UC system reported they entered their data for Chemistry students twice, once under Chemistry and once under Other Physical Sciences. For that reason, data for UC Chemistry students are not included in Natural Sciences & Engineering and STEM tals, nor are the UC Chemistry data used in the computation of the percent of change due UC. Other U.S. citizens and permanent residents does not include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. 10

Document Title Changes in the Annual Number of PhDs Awarded Underrepresented Minorities in STEM at AGEP Institutions About Data Collection and Analysis of the Annual Number of STEM PhDs Awarded URM at AGEP Institutions (2000/01 ) To examine changes in the annual number of STEM PhDs awarded URM from 2000/01, data was collected from 57 AGEP institutions representing 20 Alliances. Between July 2007 and February 2008, the 57 institutions submitted data on URM and other U.S. citizens and permanent residents for at least one category of STEM fields. To reduce the volatility of the annual data, the data were grouped in three categories: the (2000/01 2002/03); the Mid-AGEP (2003/04 2005/06); and. Also, data were collected and analyzed by race/ethnicity, gender, and citizenship for the following fields: (a) Biological & Agricultural Sciences (b) Chemistry (c) Computer Engineering (d) Computer Sciences (e) Earth, Atmospheric, and Ocean Sciences (including Geosciences, Environmental Sciences) (f) Economics (g) Engineering (including Electrical Engineering; excluding Computer Engineering) (h) Interdisciplinary Sciences (i) Mathematics (including Mathematical Statistics) (j) Other Physical Sciences (including Astronomy, Physics) (k) Other Social Sciences (l) Political Science (m) Psychology (excluding Clinical Psychology) (n) Sociology 11