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Female Engineering Faculty at U.S. Institutions: A Data Profile (2001)
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FEMALE ENGINEERING FACULTY AT U.S. INSTITUTIONS: A DATA PROFILE

FIGURE 1-2 Employment of spouse of female engineering faculty at U.S. institutions.

TABLE 1-5 Highest Levels of Education of Parents of Female Engineering Faculty at U.S. Institutions

 

Of Mother

Of Father

Highest Level of Education

Number

Percent

Number

Percent

Total

775

100

775

100

Less Than High School Diploma

76

10

65

8

High School Diploma

180

23

115

15

Some Postsecondary Education

108

14

67

9

Associate’s Degree

40

5

22

3

Bachelor’s Degree

137

18

161

21

Some Graduate Education

51

7

48

6

Master’s Degree

93

12

122

16

Doctorate or Professional Degree

82

11

166

21

No Report

8

1

9

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