EXTERNAL GRANTS & FELLOWSHIPS (partial list)
- Hellman Foundation, 2019-2020
- National Science Foundation, 2018-2021 (with Erin Hamilton)
- National Academy of Education/Spencer Foundation Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 2018-2019
- UC-Mexico Initiative Grant, 2018-2019 (with Robert Irwin, Giovanni Peri, and Leticia Saucedo)
- Sociological Initiatives Foundation, 2018-2020 (in collaboration with Dream Team Los Angeles)
- Russell Sage Foundation Presidential Award, 2016-2018
- Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline, supported by the American Sociological Association and the National Science Foundation, 2016
- University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2014-2016
- Sociological Initiatives Foundation Action Research Project Grant (with Dream Team Los Angeles), 2014-2016
- American Sociological Association Sydney S. Spivack Program in in Applied Social Research and Social Policy, Community Action Research Award, 2013-14
- National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, 2009-2014
- Ford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Diversity Fellowship, 2009-2014
AWARDS
2019 Pacific Sociological Association Distinguished Contribution to Sociological PerspectivesAward (for Patler, Caitlin. 2018.“To Reveal or Conceal: How Diverse Undocumented Youth Navigate Legal Status Disclosure.”Sociological Perspectives. 61(6) 857-873).From the award letter: “[the article] stood out for the smart, timely, and important questions posed, robust data, and overall excellent sociological analysis.”
2018 American Sociological Association Latina/o Sociology Section Distinguished Contribution to Research Article Award (for “Patler, Caitlin and Whitney L. Pirtle. “From Undocumented to Lawfully Present: Do Changes to Legal Status Impact Psychological Wellbeing Among Latino Immigrant Young Adults?” Social Science & Medicine.199(1):39-48.
2017 UC Davis Diversity & Inclusion Initiative Award for: “Building Bridges and Brave Spaces: Towards Documenting and Integrating Undocumented Voices at UC Davis”
2015 UC Irvine ADVANCE Program for Equity and Diversity Career Development Award