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Recent Awards

  • Pedro Nava, Marco Murillo, and Argelia Lara received $650,000 from William T. Grant Foundation

    Pedro Nava, Marco Murillo and Argelia Lara with the Education Department have received a $650,000 award from William T. Grant Foundation to support their project "Strengthening a Holistic, Community-Based Pre-Collegiate and Collegiate Support System to Enhance College Matriculation, Persistence, and Success among Latinx Students in East San José, California: Preparing Racially Minoritized Students for College During Uncertain Times".

  • Chris Bacon received $67,000 from Veggielution

    Chris Bacon with the Environmental Studies and Sciences Department has received a $67,000 award from Veggielution to support his project "Advancing Food Justice and Accelerating Upward Mobility Through Cooperative Sustainable Food Enterprises in San Jose".

  • Todd Fries received $1,112,342 from Cal OES

    Todd Fries, Executive Director of the Northern California Innocence Project (NCIP) at the School of Law, has received a $1,112,342 subaward from Cal OES. These funds will support NCIP's "Postconviction DNA Testing Assistance Program".

  • Dosun Ko received $11,300 from The Academy of Korean Studies

    Dosun Ko with the Education Department has received an $11,300 award from The Academy of Korean Studies to support his project "Narrative Inquiry: Centering Experiences of Multicultural Students with Disabilities in Korean Special Education."

  • Marco Bravo received $999,332 from the National Science Foundation

    Marco Bravo with the Education Department has received a $999,332 award from the National Science Foundation to support his project "Investigating the Impact of Preparation in Racial Equity and Language Equity Practices on STEM Secondary Teacher Effectiveness and Retention."

  • Alice Villatoro received $44,525 from Columbia University

    Alice Villatoro with the Public Health Department has received a $44,525 award from Columbia University (funds originated with the National Institutes of Health) to support her project "Leveraging Latinx Adolescents, Photovoice, and Longitudinal Data to Disentangle the Bidirectional Effects of Social Media and Mental Health."

  • Alex Meyer received $68,713 from NIH

    Alex Meyer with the Counseling Psychology Department has received a $68,713 award from NIH to support her project "An investigation of a parent/child psycho-social computerized intervention targeting the error-related negativity in young children".

  • Laura Nichols received $20,000 from Ithaka S+R

    Laura Nichols with the Sociology Department has received a $20,000 award from Ithaka S+R to support her project "Using Data and Local Partnerships to Increase the Enrollment and Success of Low-Income Transfer Students at ATIs".

  • Justen Whittall received $253,373 from U.S. Fish and Wildlife

    Justen Whittall with the Biology Department has received a $253,373 award from U.S. Fish and Wildlife to support his project "Ensuring Dudleya setchellii lives forever: Genetic diversity, pollination, seed dispersal, metapopulation dynamics, and propagation of the federally endangered Santa Clara Valley dudleya".