CV - UCLA's Department of Sociology

Ortiz, Page 10
Ortiz, Vilma and Rosemary Cooney. The Effect of Early Marital and Fertility Events on the
Educational Attainment of Young Hispanic and White Females.
§ Annual meetings of the Population Association of America, August 1982.
§ Department of Sociology, Fordham University, 1982.
Ortiz, Vilma, Rosemary Cooney and Ronald Ortiz. Sex-Role Attitudes and Labor Force
Participation: A Comparative Study of Hispanic Females and Non-Hispanic White Females.
§ Annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, August 1982.
Cooney, Rosemary, Lloyd Rogler, Leonard Correale, and Vilma Ortiz. Intergenerational Change in
Educational Attainment Among Puerto Ricans: A Closer Look at the Migration Experience.
§ Annual meetings of the American Sociological Association, August 1980.
GRANTS
External for the Mexican American Study Project
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from Russell Sage Foundation, July
2003-June 2006 ($120,000). With Edward Telles.
§ Socio-economic Mobility among the Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from
UC-MEXUS, July 2002-August 2003 ($20,000).
§ An In-depth Look at the Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the Ford
Foundation, September 1999-August 2002 ($100,000).
§ An In-depth Look at the Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from UC-
MEXUS, July 1997-June 1998 ($10,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the National Institute for Child
and Human Development [1 R01 HD33436-01A2], July 1997-June 2000 (Direct costs of
$366,154 in year 1, $440,546 in year 2, and $154,054 in year 3; direct and indirect costs of
$1,305,722 over three years). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the Russell Sage Foundation,
July 1996-June 1998 ($159,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the Haynes Foundation, July
1996-June 1998 ($50,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the Rockefeller Foundation,
April 1996-December 1998 ($150,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the Ford Foundation, January
1995-December 1996 ($75,000). With Edward Telles.
§ Policy Implication from 'The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from the
California Policy Seminar, July 1994-June 1995 ($40,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from UC-MEXUS July 1993-June
1994 ($10,000). With Edward Telles.
§ The Mexican American People: A Generation Later, grant from Ford Foundation, July 1993-
June 1994 ($25,000). With Edward Telles.
Internal at UCLA for the Mexican American Study Project
§ Ethnic Identity among Mexican Americans, grant from UCLA Institute of American Cultures,
July 2007-June 2008 ($7,000).