The Solution To The Mineral Engineering Manpower Problem

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Howard L. Hartman
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Jan 1, 1967

Abstract

Pardon my audacity, but I feel that this is the solution, not just a solution. Further, I will be so bold as to maintain that this is the last-ditch, eleventh-hour chance for the mineral industry to solve its critical technical manpower shortage. I am not being facetious. I am convinced that there is only one solution--just as there is but one real cause of the problem. My conclusion 'is reinforced by countless talks of endless hours with people both in and out of the industry, with employers and employees, and with educators and students. While I claim no originality for the idea and have no pride of authorship, I am concerned that the industry hear and heed in time. It is quite unlikely that the mineral industry and the mineral engineering profession will willingly subscribe to my thesis or gladly buy my proposal. I am convinced, however, that it is the only course of action open to us, and the only course of action which will succeed.
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APA: Howard L. Hartman  (1967)  The Solution To The Mineral Engineering Manpower Problem

MLA: Howard L. Hartman The Solution To The Mineral Engineering Manpower Problem. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1967.

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