Scientific manpower : hearing before the Subcommittee on Science of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, first session, July 31, 1991.

  • United States. Congress. House. Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. Subcommittee on Science
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1991
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Credit: Scientific manpower : hearing before the Subcommittee on Science of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, first session, July 31, 1991. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Thhuursctay 8:00 a.m. - noon 9:00 - noon 9:00 - 10:20 am 10:20 - 10:40 am. 10:40 am. - noon Noon - 1:40 p= 1.40 - 3:00 pm 3:00 pm REGISTRANON ~ a et hr Setar pokespersons from major engineering employers will discuss one or mare of the following: how them companies determine current and projected requirements for engineers; whet kinds of products end services will offer thew companies the greamst growth opportunities between now end 2000; how many and what kind of engineers will be needed to capitalize on thess oppornmities; the steps their companies are taking to mest their proyecied requirements for engmeers end engmearing managers, and the appropriate roles of industry, scademia, government end profes- sional engineering socwetes wp redress imbalances m the engimecrng workforce. PART k | Moderator: F. Suzanne Jenmiches, General Manager, Syzemme Division, Westinghouse Electric Corp. Panelises: Aue Aaroapece as % Carver C. Gayton, Corporess Director, College & University Relations, Ths Bosing Company Robert K- Armstrong. Manager, Professional Staffing & Human Resources, E. | éu Pont daNemours Compumnen/T slecomemncsrions Ronald D. Scheid, Direcear, Technical Persamnel Development, [BM Corporation Orlando J. Ortega, Manager, Engineering & Construction, Southera Califormis Edison Company PART It EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT, AND ENGINEERING SERVICE FEMS Moderator: Eleanor Bewn. De, Sctuci of Engimecting, The Cooper Umes Panalisss: Leroy S$. Plescher, Thomes A. Dists Professar, Texas ASM Universicy Eederal Gorrsmesrsees Coriseopher Jehm, Assistens Secretary, Force Menegement and Persommel, US$. Deperumen of Ex oasaries Services Geton Haugen, Prescient Delon fomea & Acciuee Paul H. Reshe, Vics Presiden, Creare, Ins. LUNCH ANO CONFERENCE WRAP-UP The speakers will discuss @e majar trends, issues. prodiems, concerns end recommendations identified by conferences participanss, their perspectives on ts significance of curremt end projected shorugss or surpiuees 1 eqgneqing bbar @attee, and Gs pest hess wil] howe on U2. ecomomis computitivenses end living scunderds: the cotiass @:ct @dostry, ceadsmia, egeemmess aed profaices| socioties should bo wimg bw alesse werktorss imbotesser, col Os typs of sutietee! edarmcies aoded @ beumy adept ese reads. [RaPOESES Lewis G. Gramm, EMC Conferences Chairman Speatare: Alan Fechesr, Execunrve Direcear, Offiss of Sc'encifis and Bagimsering Perscmmel, National Teese: Come’, Daryi &. Caabim, Project Disecenr, Science, Edacation and Transportation Programs, Office of Teataaiigy Aces OPEN PORUM CN EC PROGRAMS (for EMC Associoms, AAES tndusery Affilices and otters) Moderacr: Danaid C. Brown, EMC Chamman ADJOURNMENT THIS CONFERENCE IS FOR YOU!