The proceedings of a meeting which focused on topics and issues related to the pipeline for scientists and engineers are presented. They include the meeting agenda, introductory comments, an overview, summaries of five presentations, the meeting summary, and a list of participants. The overview (by Betty Vetter) outlines some ways of measuring the potential supply of new scientists and engineers. The five papers are: (1) "The Underrepresentation of Women and Minorities in Quantitative Fields: How Does It Occur?" (by Sue Berryman), in which findings from the author's report "Who Will Do Science?" are discussed; (2) "The Post-Secondary Pipeline and Supply/Utilization Aspects of the Labor Market for Scientists and Engineers" (by Charles Falk), which includes 23 charts with data on this topic collected by the National Science Foundation; (3) "Prospects for the Future Talent Pool of Physicists" (by Beverly Porter), which reviews some of the trends of the past decades; (4) "The Talent Pool for Engineering: Are the Colleges the Only Source?" (by Alan Fechter), which examines the talent pool for engineering and examines the various sources from which this talent is drawn; and (5) "Continuing Education for Scientists and Engineers" (by Anthony Carnevale), which emphasizes the need for education, training, and retraining. Roger Wilcox presided over the summary and "Wrap-Up." (JN)