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BUSINESS MODEL
Universities that formed the most startups between 1996-2000:
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 90 University of California System 82 Stanford University 65 California Institute of Technology 51 Washington Research Foundation, University of Washington 42 University of Utah 35 University of Minnesota 32 University of Georgia 30 University of Michigan 29 Johns Hopkins University 27
FACULTY FEMMES
Percentage of full-time faculty who are women:
Engineering & natural sciences Fine arts & humanities Business Education Social sciences Health sciences Other Prism—Basic data: National Center for Education Statistics, National Survey of Postsecondary Faculty, 1999
WHERE THE TEACHERS ARE
Percentage distribution of faculty members according to major field of teaching:
1 Humanities 18.2 2 Natural sciences 18.1 3 Other 14.6 4 Social sciences 10.6 5 Health sciences 9.6 6 Fine arts 8.7 7 Business 8.2 8 Education 7.5 9 Engineering 3.4 10 Agriculture and home economics 1.1 Prism—Basic data: National Center for Education Statistics, National Survey of Postsecondary Faculty, 1999
SHIFTING IT JOBS
Small non-IT companies are still the best source of jobs for IT workers, but demand is growing at large non-IT firms. Here's the breakdown of the IT workforce:
2000 2002 Non-IT companies Small 67% 42% Medium 2% 4% Large 4% 26% IT companies Small 23% 21% Medium 2% 1% Large 2% 6% Prism—Basic data: Information Technology Association, Red Herring
