• Public Policy
  • Social Welfare
  • Urban Planning
  • Undergraduate Program
  • Contact
  • Events Calendar
  • Give Now
UCLA Luskin
  • About
    • Our Dean
    • Board of Advisors
    • Open Positions
    • Contact Us
    • Visit Us
    • Diversity, Disparities and Difference
    • Communications
      • UCLA Luskin in the News
      • Luskin Forum Online
  • Departments
    • Public Policy
    • Social Welfare
    • Undergraduate Program
    • Urban Planning
  • Apply
    • Master of Public Policy
    • Master of Social Welfare
    • Master of Urban and Regional Planning
      • Double Degree With Sciences Po
    • PhD in Social Welfare
    • PhD in Urban Planning
    • Undergraduate Programs
  • Faculty
    • Public Policy
    • Social Welfare
    • Urban Planning
  • Student Affairs & Alumni
    • Career Services
    • Student Support
    • Graduate Resource Library
    • Alumni Relations
  • Support
  • Programs
    • Research Centers & Affiliated Research
    • CalSWEC Public Child Welfare Program
    • Global Public Affairs (GPA)
    • Data Analytics Certificate
    • Luskin Lecture Series
    • Luskin Summit
    • Commencement
    • Social Welfare at 75
  • Administration
    • Graduate Resource Library
    • Academic Personnel
    • Financial Services
    • Emergency Safety
    • Events Office
      • Events Calendar
      • Reserve a Room
    • Human Resources
    • For New Staff and Faculty
    • Information Technology
  • Search
  • Menu Menu

Archive for: Immigrants

Veronica Terriquez

August 4, 2021/in Urban Planning Immigrants, low-income residents of color, Youth civic engagement All Faculty Faculty /by Melody Wang

Veronica Terriquez joins UCLA from UC Santa Cruz, where she was an associate professor of sociology. She received her doctorate in sociology from UCLA, a master’s in education from UC Berkeley, and her bachelor’s in sociology from Harvard University. Often taking an intersectional approach, her research focuses on social inequality, immigrant incorporation, and transitions to adulthood. She is interested in understanding how institutional policies and practices can be responsive to the needs of low-income immigrant, Black, and Indigenous communities. She has published widely in journals and disseminated research in collaboration with schools, unions, community organizers and local governments. Terriquez’s research is geared toward policy relevance.  She has received major grants from the Irvine Foundation, the California Endowment, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as fellowships from the Ford Foundation and the Stanford Center for the Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences.

Professor Terriquez’s publications include awarding-winning work recognized by the American Sociological Association. She is committed to active mentorship of students both as project collaborators and co-authors of published work.

Recent Posts

  • Honors Project Takes a Deep Dive Into Pandemic Anxieties May 30, 2023
  • A Bungled Return of Treasured Artifacts May 25, 2023
  • Lens on California’s Housing Boom, Population Decline May 24, 2023
  • Younger Angelenos Hit Particularly Hard by Inflation, Pandemic Stresses May 23, 2023
  • Yin on Alarming Methods for Repaying Medical Debt May 22, 2023

Contact

UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs

3250 Public Affairs Building - Box 951656
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1656

Campus Resources

  • Maps, Directions, Parking
  • Directory
  • Contact
  • Academic Calendar
  • Careers
  • Diversity
  • University of California
  • Terms of Use

Follow

The statements on this page represent the views of people affiliated with the Luskin School of Public Affairs and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of California, or UCLA or its Chancellor.
  • About
    ▼
    • Our Dean
    • Board of Advisors
    • Open Positions
    • Contact Us
    • Visit Us
    • Diversity, Disparities and Difference
    • Communications
      ▼
      • UCLA Luskin in the News
      • Luskin Forum Online
  • Departments
    ▼
    • Public Policy
    • Social Welfare
    • Undergraduate Program
    • Urban Planning
  • Apply
    ▼
    • Master of Public Policy
    • Master of Social Welfare
    • Master of Urban and Regional Planning
      ▼
      • Double Degree With Sciences Po
    • PhD in Social Welfare
    • PhD in Urban Planning
    • Undergraduate Programs
  • Faculty
    ▼
    • Public Policy
    • Social Welfare
    • Urban Planning
  • Student Affairs & Alumni
    ▼
    • Career Services
    • Student Support
    • Graduate Resource Library
    • Alumni Relations
  • Support
  • Programs
    ▼
    • Research Centers & Affiliated Research
    • CalSWEC Public Child Welfare Program
    • Global Public Affairs (GPA)
    • Data Analytics Certificate
    • Luskin Lecture Series
    • Luskin Summit
    • Commencement
    • Social Welfare at 75
  • Administration
    ▼
    • Graduate Resource Library
    • Academic Personnel
    • Financial Services
    • Emergency Safety
    • Events Office
      ▼
      • Events Calendar
      • Reserve a Room
    • Human Resources
    • For New Staff and Faculty
    • Information Technology
Scroll to top