The 8-day workshop will train up to 30 graduate students, researchers and beginning faculty in best-practices and in methodologies particularly relevant to the study of immigration and migration populations.
The Fortune featured J. Edward Taylor's comments on how the United States farming is approaching the end of the plentiful supply of labor that the system has fueled for so long.
The AAAS bestowed Professor J. Edward Taylor, a lifetime honor of being an elected Fellow in recognition of his extraordinary achievements in advancing science. UC Davis News mentioned 10 members are from the university.
Professor Peri also comments that “immigration in a local economy does not depress wages or reduce the job opportunities for American workers. Instead, it allows this place to continue to grow”.
Assistant Professors Katherine Eriksson and Jenna Stearns have received two of the seven Junior Faculty Research Grants awarded this year by UC Davis's Institute for Social Sciences (ISS).
Assistant Professor Katherine Eriksson has received a UC Davis Hellman Fellowship for the 2018-2019 academic year. Hellman Fellowships are awarded each year to promising early-career researchers across many divisions of the university.
Cecilia M. Tsu awarded UC Davis Humanities Institute Faculty Research Fellowship for the project -“Starting Over: Refugee Resettlement in the Reagan Era”
