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The following persons contributed to the report by reviewing chapters or otherwise assisting in its preparation. Their help is greatly appreciated. Stuart Anderson, National Foundation for American Policy Robert Barnhill, University of Texas System Bianca Bernstein, Arizona State University Robert Bell, National Science Foundation Charles Blue, National Science Foundation Mark Boroush, Department of Commerce Myles Boylan, National Science Foundation Norman M. Bradburn, National Opinion Research Center Irene T. Brahmakulam, Office of Management and Budget Prudence Brown, SRI International Patricia Campbell, Campbell-Kibler Associates Ann B. Carlson, National Science Foundation Christine Chalk, U.S. Department of Energy Connie K.N. Chang, Department of Commerce Susan Choy, MPR Associates Beatriz Chu Clewell, Urban Institute Suzie Dent, Higher Education Statistics Agency, Ltd., England Doug Devereaux, Department of Commerce Scott Doron, Southern Technology Council Sidney Draggan, Environmental Protection Agency Jules Duga, Battelle Memorial Institute David Edson, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. Emerson Elliott, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education John H. Evans, University of California at San Diego William H. Farland, Environmental Protection Agency Maryann Feldman, University of Toronto Irwin Feller, Pennsylvania State University Michael Finn, Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Richard Florida, Carnegie-Mellon University Patricia Flynn, Bentley College Barbara Foorman, Department of Education Donna Fowler, MPR Associates Mary Frase, National Science Foundation Carolyn L. Funk, Virginia Commonwealth University Fred Gault, Statistics Canada Thomas F. Gieryn, Indiana University Mary M. Glackin, National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Patrick Gonzales, Department of Education Guillaume Grasset, French Embassy, Washington Teresa Grimes, ORC Macro Kim Hamilton, ipIQ, Inc. Jim Hirabayashi, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Diana Hicks, Georgia Institute for Technology Deh-I Hsiung, National Science Foundation Kent Hughes, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Hal Javitz, SRI International Jeremy Kilpatrick, University of Georgia Jibum Kim, National Opinion Research Center Edward B. Knipling, Agricultural Research Service Kei Koizumi, American Association for the Advancement of Science William Korn, University of California, Los Angeles Barbara Kridel, MPR Associates Conrad C. Lauterbacher, Jr., National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration Mary Frances Lawlis, Statistics Canada P. Patrick Leahy, U.S. Geological Survey Al Link, University of North Carolina at Greensboro Susan Carol Losh, Florida State University Lindsay Lowell, Georgetown University Carol Lynch, University of Colorado at Boulder Charles E. McQueary, Department of Homeland Security Catherine Millet, Educational Testing Service Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, University of California Los Angeles Jane Nichols, University of Nevada, Reno Matthew C. Nisbet, Ohio State University John C. Olsthoorn, Canadian Biotechnology Secretariat Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan Russell Pancoast, Global Insight, Inc. Jongwon Park, SRI International Willie Pearson, Georgia Institute of Technology Pierre Perolle, National Science Foundation Susanna Hornig Priest, University of South Carolina A.N. Rai, Ministry of Science and Technology, India Senta Raizen, National Center for Improving Science Education/WestEd Caird E. Rexroad, JR., Agricultural Research Service Hans Roosendaal, University of Twente Nilanthi Samaranayake, Pew Research Center for The People & The Press F. M. Scherer, Princeton Univeristy Joan Schwartz, National Institutes of Health Kevin Shaw, Department of Energy Kazuko Shinohara, National Science Foundation, Tokyo Office Lana R. Skirbill, National Institutes of Health Douglas T. Smith, National Institute of Standards and Technology Thomas Smith, Vanderbilt University Elizabeth Stage, Lawrence Hall of Science Neal Stolleman, Department of Treasury Mark Suskin, National Science Foundation, Europe Office Larry Suter, National Science Foundation Michael S. Teitelbaum, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Lori Thurgood, SRI International Contributors and Reviewers vPDF Image | Science and engineering indicators
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