Cat Sanchez

Student at Stanford University

Cat Sanchez is a Stanford University graduate and current doctoral student with a strong background in sociology and human biology. She completed her Bachelor's degree in Human Biology at Stanford in 2019.3 5 Currently, she is pursuing a doctoral degree in sociology at Stanford University.1

Academic Achievements and Leadership Roles

Cat Sanchez has demonstrated exceptional leadership and involvement in various university initiatives:

First-year sociology doctoral student1
Student co-leader of the Wellness Information Network for Graduate Students (WINGS) since 20191
Co-chair of the Stanford Board on Judicial Affairs since 20171
Student co-chair of the Stanford Disability Initiative since 20191
First-year co-representative for the Association of Sociology Graduate Students1
Community Outreach Manager for Fostering Connections since 20181

Awards and Recognition

Sanchez has received several prestigious awards and fellowships:

Graduate Public Service (GPS) Fellowship in 20201
Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship in 20201
Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Doctoral Fellowship at Stanford University (2019 – present)1
Firestone Medal for Excellence in Undergraduate Research in 20191
James W. Lyons Award for Service in 20191 5

Advocacy and Research

Cat Sanchez is known for her advocacy work in the disabled community. She has been involved in:

Advising students hosting disability-related talks2
Helping create a disability community space on campus2
Conducting research and presentations on the history of women in the disability rights movement in America2

Her work focuses on promoting inclusivity, accessibility, and understanding of disability experiences in both historical and contemporary contexts.

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