1. Alliance for Graduate Education and Professoriate (AGEP) 2004-05 Data Results Yolanda George AAAS Patricia Campbell Tom Kibler Rosa Carson Campbell-Kibler Associates, Inc. January, 2006

2. AGEP 2004-2005 Data Overview In 2004-05 78 institutions submitted some data but only: 63 institutions submitted complete Total Enrollee data. 63 institutions submitted complete PhD Recipient data. 60 institutions submitted complete New Enrollee data. 37 institutions submitted 2003-04 Advance to Candidacy data. 21 institutions submitted data on plans of 2003-04 under- represented PhD recipients.

3. This presentation focuses on findings from the 2004-05 AGEP data collection including: changes in the number and percent of UM student who are new enrollees in STEM graduate programs changes in the number and percent of UM graduate students in the total STEM graduate student population. Since time to STEM PhD degree is 6.5 to 7 years, changes in PhD degrees earned are not included

4. AGEP 2005 Data Analysis Results Content Areas Covered: All Natural Sciences and Engineering (A, B,C & D) A. Engineering B. Mathematics C. Physical Sciences D. Biological, Agricultural Sciences E. Social Sciences F. Psychology. Years Covered: Pre AGEP (1996-97 to 1998-99) Early AGEP (1999-2000 to 2001-02) Intermediate AGEP (2002-03 to 2004-05).

5. ALL Under-Represented Enrollees in All Natural Sciences and Engineering Pre AGEP 1996-97 to 1998-99 Early AGEP 1999-2000 to 2001-02 Inter- mediate AGEP 2002-03 to 2003-04 Pre/Inter- mediate Change Mean # Recipients #% New Mexico State73891356183.6% University of New Mexico76861194356.1% All 63 AGEP Institutions Reporting Complete Data 55575937647091316%

6. All Natural Sciences and Engineering: All Enrollees Pre AGEP Early AGEP Inter- mediate AGEP Number /Percent Increase All Under- represented Students 5,5575,9376,470913/16% Other US Students 42,48140,90045,2472,766/ 7% Foreign Students 24,41828,97435,27010,852/44%

7. All Enrollees in the Natural Sciences and Engineering Pre AGEP Early AGEP Inter- mediate AGEP Number increase/ decrease Percent increase/ decrease African American Men 132712941380534% African American Women 10421108120616516% Hispanic Men 18141938208527215% Hispanic Women 11191316147035232% Native Men 1271401461915% Native Women 83941163239% Pacific Island Men 432936-7-16% Pacific Island Women 221625418% All UR Men 33113402364833710% All UR Women 22652535281855324%

9. All Natural Sciences and Engineering: New Enrollees Pre AGEP Early AGEP Inter- mediate AGEP Number/ Percent Increase All Under- represented Students 1,8892,0412,038150/ 8% Other US Students 9,37410,03011,0711,697/18% Foreign Students 5,8917,9496,886995/17%

10. New Enrollees in the Natural Sciences and Engineering Pre AGEP Early AGEP Inter- mediate AGEP Number increase/ decrease Percent increase/ decrease African American Men 301299327269% African American Women 2782963477025% Hispanic Men 726772718-8-1.1% Hispanic Women 4985725565812% Native Men 3644 823% Native Women 2325381570% Pacific Island Men 18168-10-57% Pacific Island Women 11194-8-68% All UR Men 108111301097161.5% All UR Women 81091294413517%

12. Plans of Under-Represented PhD Recipients: All Natural Sciences and Engineering From 2003-04 Alliance Leads (8) Alliance Partners (13) Research Post Docs279 Other Academic Positions72 Industry Positions1014 Tenure Track Positions59 Government Positions24 Teaching Post Docs20 Other48

13. Thanks to the following Alliance Leads for submitting data on the plans of their under-represented minority PhD recipients: City University of New York Howard University Syracuse University University of Colorado: Boulder University of Iowa University of Massachusetts: Amherst University of Michigan University of Mississippi University of Texas.