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Learning and Earning - January 1997

Table 2 summarizes the post-training status of the fellows recruited for the period 1985 - 1991.

Of the 323 fellows recruited during this 7- year period, post-training information is available for 289 . The men and women trained under the HEA Title II-B Program either continued training at a higher degree level or entered or re-entered the library field in a professional capacity.

Only 3 fellows during the entire 7-year period withdrew from the training program (less than 1 percent), and information is not available on just 31 of the fellows (less than 10 percent). This leaves us with a very proud feeling that the Title II-B Program was quite successful in providing the means for nearly 90 percent of the fellows trained during this 7-year period to either enter the library profession or continue in it with enhanced skills.

Table 2.--Summary of Post-Training and Employment: Fiscal Years 1985 - 91

Year, Level & (Total Number Recruited) Library School System Higher Education Institution Museum Government Office Private Industry Medical Institution Continued Education Withdrew or Unknown
1985

Master's (57)

15 7 10 1 1 5 3 4 11
Post-Master's (4) 1 1 1   1        
Doctor's (11)   1 5   1 1 1 2  

1986

Master's (50)

16 9 8 2 3 3 1 2 6
Post-Master's (4) 2   1     1      
Doctor's (13)   1 6         4 2

1987

Master's (44)

10 4 9   1 5 4 2 9
Post-Master's (5) 4             1  
Doctor's (10)     5   2 1 1 1  

1988

Master's (14)

3 1 4   2 3 1    
Doctor's (9) 1 2 4     1   1  

1989

Master's (12)

1 3 2   2 2     2
Doctor's (10)   1 1         7 1

1990

Master's (21)

7 5 6     1   1 1
Post-Master's (2)   1           1  
Doctor's (10)   1 5         4  

1991

Master's (20)

4 5 5   2 1 1   2
Post-Master's (3)   1 2            
Doctor's (24)     9         15  

Totals (323) 64 43 83 3 15 24 12 45 34
Percentages 20 13 26 1 5 7 4 14 10

Table 2 shows that the majority of the fellows trained obtained positions in institutions of higher education. While the majority of the master's and post-master's fellows obtained positions in a library, the majority of the doctoral fellows were among those obtaining positions in institutions of higher education (see Tables 11 - 17).


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