New Study Findings
Oberlin College: A Look at Voter Registration and Doctoral Graduates
Oberlin College has a history of providing data on first-year applicants, admits, and enrolls for Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music. However, when it comes to voter registration and voting rates for the college, information was only available for specific years between 2012 and 2018.
According to the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) reports, the voter registration rate for Oberlin College in 2014 was [specific rate], and in 2016 it was [specific rate]. The 2018 NSLVE report shows that the voter registration rate for the college was [specific rate]. Unfortunately, no demographic data was provided for the students who registered to vote or voted.
As for the number of Doctorates earned by Oberlin graduates, the specific dataset titled "Baccalaureate Origins of PhD 2010 - 2019" was not directly available in the given search results. However, it is known that Oberlin College has produced PhD graduates who have advanced academically, as evidenced by individual examples such as Dr. Royer, who earned her bachelor’s degree from Oberlin before obtaining a PhD at Michigan State University.
While specific aggregated data of PhD recipients from Oberlin College between 2010 and 2019 is not present in the current search results, such data is typically collected by academic research surveys on doctoral origins or databases like the Survey of Earned Doctorates (SED) conducted by the National Science Foundation. These databases track the baccalaureate institutions of all PhD recipients in the U.S.
A tabular summary of the number of earned Doctorates by Oberlin as the undergraduate institution of graduation was provided for the years 2010-2019. However, no specific data or trends regarding the number of first-year applicants, admits, or enrolls for Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music at Oberlin were provided in the given paragraph. Additionally, no information about the acceptance rate or enrollment rate for first-year applicants at Oberlin was provided. The data provided does not indicate any changes in the number of Doctorates earned by Oberlin graduates over the years 2010-2019, nor does it show any significant differences in the number of Doctorates earned by graduates in Arts and Sciences compared to the Conservatory of Music.
In summary, while Oberlin College has certainly been a source of PhD students during the 2010 to 2019 decade, no comprehensive data or detailed history of these doctoral students is contained within the provided search material. More targeted data sources or institutional records would be necessary for a full history.
Learning and education-and-self-development are essential for Oberlin College graduates. For instance, Dr. Royer, a PHD recipient, showcases the college's commitment to learning and higher education, as she earned her bachelor’s degree from Oberlin before obtaining a PhD at Michigan State University.
