1993-95 PRIORITIES REPORT

1993-95 PRIORITIES AND PROGRESS UNDER THE GREAT LAKES WATER QUALITY AGREEMENT

3.0 Council of Great Lakes Research Managers Activities

3.1 Research Assessment

3.1.4 Recruitment, Training and Development of Scientists

Table 1.

Graduate Enrollment in Science and Engineering in Four of the Major Ph.D. Granting Institutions in the Basin. (NSF, 1992)

YEAR U. WISCONSIN* U. MINNESOTA* OHIO STATE* U. MICHIGAN* UNIV. IN BASIN TOTAL
1984 5,346 5,223 4,575 4,455 19,599
1985 5,181 5,595 4,739 4,557 20,072
1986 5,169 5,524 5,050 4,672 20,415
1987 5,220 5,320 5,088 4,882 20,510
1988 5,335 5,479 4,984 4,883 20,681
1989 5,506 5,607 4,926 5,079 21,118
1990 5,443 5,579 5,080 5,066 21,168
1991 5,914 5,720 5,439 5,252 22,325

YEAR	U. WISCONSIN*	U. MINNESOTA*	OHIO STATE*	U. MICHIGAN*	UNIV. IN BASIN TOTAL
1984	5,346	5,223	4,575	4,455	19,599
1985	5,181	5,595	4,739	4,557	20,072
1986	5,169	5,524	5,050	4,672	20,415
1987	5,220	5,320	5,088	4,882	20,510
1988	5,335	5,479	4,984	4,883	20,681
1989	5,506	5,607	4,926	5,079	21,118
1990	5,443	5,579	5,080	5,066	21,168
1991	5,914	5,720	5,439	5,252	22,325

* Four of the five universities in the U.S. with highest enrollment in science and engineering.
The fifth is the University of Southern California.