University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, February 13, 1973
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Supply of Engineers Viewed as Insufficient
By ANN McFERREN Kansan Staff Writer
A University of Kansas student who receives a B.S. degree in engineering this spring probably will not appear among the ranks of the unemployed in the future, William P. Smith, dean of the School of Engineering, said Monday.
The demand for engineers in governmental and industrial fields is increasing at such a rapid pace that a deficit of qualified engineers is quickly developing, he said.
Not more than five per cent of the students graduating this year with a degree in engineering will be unemployed six years after they graduate, Smith predicted.
He said the job shortage for engineers in the 1980s was disappearing fast because of increased economic activity in the nation, and because business had been picking up at a marked pace since the 1969-71 low period.
ENROLLMENT IN the field of engineering has decreased steadily, resulting in an insufficient supply of engineers to meet the demand. Smith said.
Last year almost 43,000 students in the United States graduated with engineering degrees. Based on current enrollment figures in engineering schools, the number of engineering graduates is expected to drop to 32,000 by 1976. Smith said.
KU's engineering graduate total this spring will reflect the national loss of
The number of students at KU who received engineering degrees in the last three to four years remained between 220 and 223, Smit said. This year the number is expected to drop to 190 and a decline of 20 is predicted for next year, he said.
DESPITE WHAT the figures indicate, lizbeth Sherrill, engineering secretary at NASA, describes the problem.
the company had not experienced a shortage of engineer applicants so far.
However, KPL, like many other companies, has increased its demand for engineers since the 60s. Two engineering firms in New York and California in Lawrence since 1960, Steerling said.
Evans Bierly Hutchinson and Association, a local civil engineering firm, also reported no shortage of engineer apprentices. The company assembler, engineer-in-training for the firm.
KU conducts an active campaign every year in Kansas high schools to recruit students for the School of Engineering, Smith said.
The company plans to expand in years ahead, Steinbacher said. Eventually they will add one or two engineers to the staff. But whether applicants will be available to the company in future years is not known, he said.
Companies are sending recruiting teams to colleges and universities over the nation and are recruiting students to fill more positions. In 1969, a period between 1969 and 1971, South said,
SMITH SAID women are being encouraged to enroll in engineering programs throughout the nation to help fulfill the demand for engineers. Unfortunately, he said, schools have not been very successful in recruiting engineers.
Engineering is the only degree program in which enrollment figures are decreasing so drastically. Smith said there would be an increasing demand for students who have completed a two-year technical engineering program to help meet demands.
Area Sleuths on Quest For KLWN Treasure
Students who graduate from the School of Engineering this spring will have a greater chance to find the particular job they want and those students who graduated in 1970 or 1971, he said.
KLWN sponsored the first treasure hunt in 1972. Chabin said the response to last
From the Gold Rush of 1849 up to the Treasure Hunt of 1737, mankind has been captivated by the idea of buried treasure. Students, businessmen and housewives in a town have vies in a search for a $1,000 treasure, the object of the 1797 KLUN WN Treasure Hunt.
The money was hidden in early January by KLWN announcer Jim Chabin, mastermind of the contest. Chabin, the only person who knows where the money is hidden, not only invenied the treasure hunt the money, but also will write all the clues.
The commissioners approved a resolution that relates to authorization of a request to the Planning Division of the Kansas Department of Economic Development to provide planning assistance to Douglas County.
County Urges Improved Roads At Clinton Lake
Deterioration of roads in the area of the future site of Clinton Lake was brought to the attention of the Douglas County Commissioners in their meeting Monday.
The commission also decided to inspect the 4-H fairgrounds east of Lawrence to assess their condition.
In other commission business, bid specifications for construction of 10 civil defense warning sirens were submitted. Bid notices will be published Wednesday Feb. 21. The sealed bids will be opened at 10 a.m. March 1.
In reply to complaints of area residents, Dean Sanderson, county public works director, cited harsh seasonal weather as the cause of the deterioration. Commission action was requested that Sanderson take steps to ensure that the roads in the area were maintained.
year's hunt was so good that the radio station decided to make the contest an airing.
Chabin said the 1972 hunt had been a success for all persons involved.
"Most of the store owners were happy about the number of people coming in for shopping. "Some of the letters from several people saying they really got together to try to figure out the clues."
"It is all very good-natured and good for business too," said one local merchant. "a lot of people come into the店 to get the book and getting them in here is half the battle."
Chabin said the largest factor contributing to the contest's success was community spirit. There had been no malalam or destruction of property, he said.
"I had to go rescue the 9th hole at Alvamar (golf course) once, but other than that people were really good about not digging in and replacing what they did dig up," he said.
In the final week of last year's hunt, searchers were asked to pick up trash as they looked for the treasure, Chabin said. Many persons cooperated, he said.
The 1973 treasure hunt began Feb. 11 and will continue throughout the month. Chabin said the clues from any single week would be a great reward, but each week the clues would become easier.
"By the last week, almost anyone should be able to find the money," he said.
Campus Bulletin
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PERSONAL
Recruiters on Campus:
Feb, 19-23.
843-8484
Contact them in the Union, Fraser, or Strong Hall.
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UP YOUR ALLEY—o coffee house! The pleasant place to escape what has shaken you or meet friends. Planned entertainment Wed. - Fr.
Sunday. On week of week. Open 6-12 pm. Location in Lewis Hall.
The Needle Point Men's and women's needles
beginning February 22. Come visit us at 319-650-4108.
LOST
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KIMA (Nya-ma). Please help me find her MAI-
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If you know farming, talk to the Peace Corp.
Feb. 19-23 in the Union, Fear and Strong Hall
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SALIS HIJP.) WANTED-Morning, apply to
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2-20
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FOUND
Found Friday. February 2. female miniature pooch
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Budget Requests
Deadline 5 p.m. March 2
Organizations requesting money from the Student Senate for the fiscal year 73-74 must pickup a budget request form from 104B Kansas Union, 8:30-4:30 Monday thru Friday. All requests MUST be received in 104B before 5 p.m. March 2. No requests received after the deadline will be considered at the budget hearings this spring.