JUAN MANUEL PEDROZA EMPLOYMENT

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1 JUAN MANUEL PEDROZA EMPLOYMENT 2018-present University of California, Santa Cruz, Assistant Professor of Sociology EDUCATION 2018 Stanford University, Ph.D. Dissertation: Paths to Exclusion: Deportations, Housing Instability, and Scams Committee: Aliya Saperstein, Tomás Jiménez, Michael Rosenfeld 2006 Indiana University-Bloomington, School of Public and Environmental Affairs Master of Public Affairs (Policy Analysis, Economic Development) 2003 DePauw University, College of Liberal Arts, Bachelor of Arts (History, Conflict Studies) RESEARCH AREAS: (a) settlement and movement of immigrant-origin populations; (b) determinants and consequences of immigration enforcement; (c) segregation and diversity; (d) demography of inequality HONORS & AWARDS 2018 Academic Achievement Award, Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education Ford Foundation Dissertation Fellowship Ford Foundation Pre-Doctoral Fellowship 2016 Ernesto Galarza Prize for Excellence in Graduate Research, Chicano & Latino Studies, Stanford 2016 Barbara and Sandy Dornbusch Award for best understanding of a social problem, Sociology, Stanford University Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity (CCSRE) Graduate Fellowship 2012 Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education in the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (EDGE-SBE) Fellow, National Science Foundation 2003 Lucien Kirkby Award for intellectual leadership, History department, DePauw 2003 I. Nelle Barnhart Award for outstanding contributions to the co-curricular life of the student body in support of the academic mission of DePauw University 2003 summa cum laude, DePauw University 2002 Phi Beta Kappa, DePauw University (inducted junior year) Peer-reviewed articles PUBLICATIONS 2018 Mattingly, M. J., and Pedroza, J. M. Poverty Trends Among Hispanic Groups, : What is Driving the Relative Socioeconomic Position of Hispanics, Blacks, and Whites? Race and Social Problems 10(1): Jiménez, Tomás, Julie Park, and Pedroza, J. M. The New Third Generation: Post-1965 Immigration and the Long March of Assimilation. International Migration Review (Fall): Pedroza, J. M. Mass Exodus from Oklahoma? Immigrants and Latinos Stay and Weather a State of Capture. The Journal of Latino-Latin American Studies 4(1):27-41.

2 Other articles and book chapters 2017 Pedroza, J. M. (Book review) Border Lives: Fronterizos, Transnational Migrants, and Commuters in Tijuana by Sergio R. Chávez. Social Science Review Capps, R., A. Chaudry, J. M. Pedroza, R. M. Castañeda, R. Santos, and M. M. Scott. US Children with Parents in Deportation Proceedings. In Migration in an Era of Restriction and Recession, Springer Pedroza, J. M. Removal Roulette: Secure Communities and Immigration Enforcement in the United States ( ). In Outside Justice, Springer. Under Review WORKING PAPERS Pedroza, J. M. Making Noncitizens Rights Real: Where Are Noncitizens Coming Forward to Denounce Legal Services Fraud? Poster Session Award Winner, Population Association of America 2017 Pedroza, J. M. Deportation Discretion: Tiered Influence, Minority Threat, and Secure Communities Deportations. In progress Pedroza, J. M. On the Move? Hispanic Housing Instability in Hostile Immigration Contexts. Pedroza, J. M. A Window into Our Near Future? Diversity, Segregation, and Student Enrollment Trends by Race-Ethnicity current PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Researcher, Center on Poverty & Inequality, Stanford University 2012 Research Associate I, Urban Institute Research Associate II, Urban Institute Workforce Researcher, MJLM LLP [Department of Labor, Office of Job Corps] Research Assistant, Indiana University Summer 2005 Research Assistant, Wabash Scientific Incorporated Intern Director, R. J. Compton Center for Peace & Justice, DePauw University POLICY REPORTS 2017 Burton, L. M., M.J. Mattingly, J. M. Pedroza, and W. Welsh. Poverty. Pathways: State of the Union Stanford University Koball, H., R. Capps, K. Perreira, A. Campetella, A. Hooker, J. M. Pedroza, W. Monson, and S. Huerta. Health and social service needs of US-citizen children with detained or deported immigrant parents. The Urban Institute and Migration Policy Institute.

3 2015 Capps, R., H. Koball, A. Campetella, K. Perreira, S. Hooker, and J. M. Pedroza. Implications of Immigration Enforcement Activities for the well-being of children in immigrant families. The Urban Institute and Migration Policy Institute Mattingly, M. J., and J. M. Pedroza. Why Isn t the Hispanic Poverty Rate Rising? Pathways: Hispanics in America. Stanford University Gelatt, J. H. Koball, and J. M. Pedroza. California s Implementation of the Affordable Care Act Implications for Immigrants in the State. The Urban Institute Yoshikawa, H., C. Weiland, K. Ulvestad, K. M. Perreira, R. Crosnoe with A. Chaudry, K. Fortuny, and J. M. Pedroza. Improving Access of Low-Income Immigrant Families to Health and Human Services: The Role of Community-Based Organizations. The Urban Institute Perreira, K. M., R. Crosnoe, K. Fortuny, J. M. Pedroza, K. Ulvestad, C. Weiland, H. Yoshikawa, A. Chaudry. Barriers to Immigrants Access to Health and Human Services. The Urban Institute Crosnoe, R., J. M. Pedroza, K. Purtell, A. Chaudry, K. Perreira, K. Fortuny, H. Yoshikawa. Promising Practices Linking Immigrants to Health and Human Services. The Urban Institute Roman, C.G., M. Cahill, P. Lachman, S. Lowry, M. Denver, J. M. Pedroza, C. Orosco, C. McCarty. Social Networks, Delinquency, and Gang Membership: Using a Neighborhood Framework to Examine the Influence of Network Composition and Structure in a Latino Community. The Urban Institute Chaudry, A., J. M. Pedroza, H. Sandstrom, A. Danziger, M. Grosz, M. Scott, S. Ting. Child Care Choices of Low-Income Working Families. The Urban Institute Chaudry, A., R. Capps, J. M. Pedroza, R. M. Castañeda, R. Santos, M. Scott. Facing Our Future: Children in the Aftermath of Immigration Detention. The Urban Institute Koralek, R., J. M. Pedroza, R. Capps. Untangling the Oklahoma Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act: Consequences for Children and Families. The Urban Institute. PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017 Making Noncitizens Rights Real: Where Are Noncitizens Coming Forward to Denounce Legal Services Fraud? Poster, Population Association of America annual meeting. (Chicago, IL). April On the Move? Hispanic Housing Instability in Hostile Immigration Contexts. Population Association of America annual meeting. (Chicago, IL). April Unauthorized Legal Practice Meets Unauthorized Immigration: An Analysis of Notario Fraud in the U.S. Law and Society Conference. (New Orleans, LA). June Diversity and Segregation in the Heartland: Oklahoma Student Enrollment Trends by Race-Ethnicity. Population Association of America annual meeting. (Washington, DC). April Co-author with Tomás Jiménez (presenter) and Julie Park. The New Third Generation: Post-1965 Immigration and the Long March of Assimilation. Population Association of America annual meeting (San Diego, CA). April Immigration Roundtable. American Sociological Association (San Francisco, CA). August Removal Roulette: Determinants of Deportation in the U.S. under Secure Communities Law and Society Conference (Minneapolis, MN). June Presenter and Co-Author with Marybeth Mattingly. Poverty Trends among Hispanic Origin Groups, : Is Their Economic Position Improving or Deteriorating?. Population Association of America annual meeting (Boston, MA). May Does place matter for predicting deportation rates under Secure Communities? Population Association of America annual meeting (New Orleans, LA). April Removal Roulette: Secure Communities & U.S. Immigration Enforcement ( ). Population Association of America annual conference (New Orleans, LA). April.

4 OTHER PRESENTATIONS AND INVITED TALKS 2015 Deportation Discretion: Modeling Local Determinants of Deportation in the U.S. Blurring the Border: Deporting Denizens in the 21 st Century. (Merced, CA). April Deportation Discretion: Modeling Immigration Enforcement & Local Context of Reception. Western Political Science Association annual meeting. (Las Vegas, NV). April Deportation Discretion: Modeling Local Variation to Test Theories of Context of Immigrant Reception. Second Annual Berkeley-Stanford Immigration Conference. (Berkeley, CA). December Determinants of Deportation in the U.S. American Society of Criminology annual conference (Atlanta, GA). October Removal Roulette: Secure Communities & U.S. Immigration Enforcement ( ). John Jay College of Criminal Justice book talk (New York, NY). October Does place matter for predicting deportation rates? Immigration enforcement evidence from Secure Communities? Politics of Race, Immigration, and Ethnicity Consortium meeting (Berkeley, CA). January Immigrant Families in the Aftermath of Enforcement Operations: Parents and Children Coping, Surviving, and Supporting Each Other. Immigration Issues and Consequences for Children and Families session at the Welfare Research and Evaluation Conference (Washington, DC). May How Employment Constraints Affect Low-Income Working Parents Child Care Choices. Qualitative Research on Child Care Choices session at the Welfare Research and Evaluation Conference (Washington, DC). May Co-moderator. Low-Income Hispanic Populations: Characteristics, Needs, and Promising Interventions. Expanding the Capacity of State Welfare Research and Evaluation break-out session at the Welfare Research and Evaluation Conference (Washington, DC). May Removal Roulette: Uneven Immigration Enforcement in Secure Communities. Issues of Immigration in Criminal Justice Conference, The John Jay College of Criminal Justice (New York, NY). March Panel organizer and presenter. Mass Exodus from Oklahoma? Immigrants and Latinos Stay and Weather a State of Capture. APPAM Conference (Washington, DC). November Guest speaker. Families and the Experience of Heightened Immigration Enforcement. Invited presentation at The Women s Initiative (Charlottesville, VA). November Immigration Enforcement in America s Heartland: Settlement and Mobility Trends ( ). Latinos in the Heartland: Cambio de Colores Conference (Kansas City, MO). June Invited lecturer. Under Siege in the American Midwest: State and Local Immigration Policy Experiments Targeting Unauthorized Immigrants. Janet Prindle Institute on Ethics, DePauw University (Greencastle, IN). March Facing Our Future: Children in the Aftermath of Immigration Enforcement. Immigration and Social Policy: The Changing Face of America. San José State University (San José, CA). October Child Care Choices of Low-Income Working Families. Annual Meeting of the Child Care Policy Research Consortium Poster Symposium. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families (Washington, DC). October Crimmigration in the Heartland: Immigration Detention in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Cumbre 2010: Human Mobility, the Promise of Development and Political Engagement. University of Nebraska- Omaha (Omaha, NE). May The Implementation of Oklahoma House Bill 1804 and Its Early Effects on Immigrant Families and Communities. Undocumented Hispanic Migration. Connecticut College (New London, CT). October.

5 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Teaching Assistant. CSRE 220: Public Policy Institute 2013 Teaching Assistant. Sociology 180A: Foundations of Social Research REVIEWER American Sociological Review Health and Place Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies Population Research and Policy Review Policy Studies Journal PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS Population Association of America American Sociological Association Law and Society Association