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Page 1: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Veterinary Medicine

Authors:

Allan GoeckerJeffrey GilmoreChris Whatley

Page 2: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Employment Opportunities for Graduates, by

Employment Cluster2000-2005

18538

7311

15946

4235

5358

6397

0 5000 10000 15000 20000

Scientists, Engineers, & RelatedSpecialists

Managers & Financial Specialists

Marketing, Merchandising, & SalesRepresentatives

Agricultural Production Specialists

Social Service Professionals

Communication & EducationSpecialists

Demand for Graduates

Page 3: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Graduates, by Employment Cluster and Field

Classification, 2000-2005

9287

3447

4835

3751

3126

15021 3857

2519

5363

1763

1736

2472

0 5000 10000 15000 20000

Scientists,Engineers, &

Related Specialists

Managers &Financial

Specialists

Marketing,Merchandising, &

SalesRepresentatives

AgriculturalProductionSpecialists

Social ServiceProfessionals

Communication &EducationSpecialists

Supply of Graduates

AG NR VMALLIED

6223

18878

5645

5210

14650

6571

Page 4: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Deficit/Surplus of Graduates, by Employment Cluster

2000-2005

340

-1666

-1296

975

1213

-174

-2000 -1000 0 1000 2000

Supply of Graduates

Communication & Education Specialists

Social Services Professionals

Agricultural Production Specialists

Marketing, Merchandising, & Sales Representatives

Managers & Financial Specialists

Scientists, Engineers, & Related Specialists

Deficit Surplus

Page 5: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Baccalaureate Graduates, by Employment Cluster,

2000-2005

12984

4214

12875

4875

5578

4203

0 5000 10000 15000

Scientists, Engineers, & RelatedSpecialists

Managers & Financial Specialists

Marketing, Merchandising, & SalesRepresentatives

Agricultural Production Specialists

Social Service Professionals

Communication & Education Specialists

Supply of Graduates

Page 6: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Baccalaureate Graduates, by Employment Cluster and

Field Classification 2000-2005

2651

1663

4446

1631

1408

10334

2551

8429

3243

4170

2467

1736

0 4000 8000 12000

Scientists,Engineers, &

Related Specialists

Managers &Financial

Specialists

Marketing,Merchandising, &

SalesRepresentatives

AgriculturalProductionSpecialists

Social ServiceProfessionals

Communication &EducationSpecialists

Supply of Graduates

ALLIEDAG NR VM

Page 7: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Summary of Annual Supply of Baccalaureate Graduates Available for Employment, by Degree Specialization

and Field Classification, 2000-2005

515

3813

977

10404

4003

278

51199

6006

1749

3678

1446

1610

1590

89

2585

788

0 3000 6000 9000 12000

Ag Eco/Bus./Mgmt.

Ag Eng./Mech.

Ag Social/Comm.

Animal Sciences

Food Sci./Eng./Human Nut.

Forestry/Nat. Res.

Plant Sciences

Soil Sciences

Supply of Graduates

ALLIED

AG NR VM

Page 8: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply ofMasters’ Graduates, by Employment

Cluster, 2000-2005

3165

1348

1574

335

919

1183

0 750 1500 2250 3000

Scientists, Engineers, & RelatedSpecialists

Managers & Financial Specialists

Marketing, Merchandising, & SalesRepresentatives

Agricultural Production Specialists

Social Service Professionals

Communication & Education Specialists

Supply of Graduates

Page 9: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Masters’ Graduates, by Employment

Cluster and Field Classification,2000-2005

787

831

881

132

297

2378

517

693

203

621

652

531

0 1000 2000 3000

Scientists,Engineers, &

Related Specialists

Managers &Financial

Specialists

Marketing,Merchandising, &

SalesRepresentatives

AgriculturalProductionSpecialists

Social ServiceProfessionals

Communication &EducationSpecialists

Supply of Graduates

ALLIEDAG NR VM

Page 10: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Summary of Annual Supply of Masters’ Graduates Available for Employment, by

Degree Specialization and Field Classification, 2000-2005

148

345

97

2295

688

55

566

870

536

1846

302

148

193

24

282

128

0 600 1200 1800 2400

Ag Eco/Bus./Mgmt.

Ag Eng./Mech.

Ag Social/Comm.

Animal Sciences

Food Sci./Eng./Human Nut.

Forestry/Nat. Res.

Plant Sciences

Soil Sciences

Supply of Graduates

ALLIED

AG NR VM

Page 11: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Doctoral Graduates, by Employment

Cluster, 2000-2005

2729

82

201

74

837

0

0 750 1500 2250 3000

Scientists, Engineers, & RelatedSpecialists

Managers & Financial Specialists

Marketing, Merchandising, & SalesRepresentatives

Agricultural Production Specialists

Social Service Professionals

Communication & Education Specialists

Supply of Graduates

Page 12: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Average Annual Supply of Doctoral Graduates, by Employment

Cluster and Field Classification, 2000-2005

419

25

36

0

30

2310

58

165

0

44

632

206

0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500

Scientists,Engineers, &

Related Specialists

Managers &Financial

Specialists

Marketing,Merchandising, &

SalesRepresentatives

AgriculturalProductionSpecialists

Social ServiceProfessionals

Communication &EducationSpecialists

Supply of Graduates

ALLIED

AG NR VM

Page 13: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Summary of Annual Supply of Doctoral Graduates Available for Employment, by

Degree Specialization and Field Classification, 2000-2005

57

158

20

260

324

34

2188

166

58

38

32

64

150

26

262

86

0 550 1100 1650 2200

Ag Eco/Bus./Mgmt.

Ag Eng./Mech.

Ag Social/Comm.

Animal Sciences

Food Sci./Eng./Human Nut.

Forestry/Nat. Res.

Plant Sciences

Soil Sciences

Supply of Graduates

ALLIEDAG NR VM

Page 14: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Summary of Annual Supply of All Graduates Available for Employment, by

Degree Specialization and Field Classification, 2000-2005

720

4316

1094

12959

5014

367

7954

7042

2343

5562

1780

1822

1933

140

3129

1002

0 3500 7000 10500 14000

Ag Eco/Bus./Mgmt.

Ag Eng./Mech.

Ag Social/Comm.

Animal Sciences

Food Sci./Eng./Human Nut.

Forestry/Nat. Res.

Plant Sciences

Soil Sciences

Supply of Graduates

ALLIEDAG NR VM

Page 15: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Scientists, Engineers, & Related

Specialists,2000-2005

2651

787

419

3857

3165

2729

12984

18878

18538

15021

10334

2310

2378

0 5000 10000 15000 20000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 16: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Managers and Financial

Specialists,2000-2005

1663

831

25

2519

1348

82

4214

5644

7311

3126

2551

58

517

0 2000 4000 6000 8000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 17: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Marketing, Merchandising, & Sales

Representatives,2000-2005

4446

881

36

5363

1574

201

12875

14650

15946

9287

8429

165

693

0 5000 10000 15000 20000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 18: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Communication and Education

Specialists,2000-2005

1736

531

206

2472

1183

837

4203

6223

6397

3751

2467

632

652

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 19: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Social Services Professionals,

2000-2005

1408

297

30

1736

919

74

5578

6570

5358

4835

4170

44

621

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 20: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for Agricultural Production

Specialists,2000-2005

1631

132

1763

335

0

4875

5210

4235

3447

3243

0

203

0

0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED

Page 21: Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in the Food and Agricultural Sciences, 2000-2005

Source: "TECHNICAL ADDENDUM, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THEFOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES--Agriculture, Natural Resources and Veterinary Sciences, 2000-2005"

Allan Goecker, Jeffrey Gilmore, and Chris Whatley.

Comparing Annual Supply and Demand for All Employment Clusters,2000-2005

13535

3459

17710

57176

44729

3924

85235064

3207

31194

39466

57785

716

0 15000 30000 45000 60000

Total Demand

Baccalaureate

Masters'

Doctoral

Total Supply

Supply of Graduates

TOTALS AG NR VM ALLIED