Berkeley Law Giving Impact Report 2015 by Berkeley Law

Giving

IMPACT REPORT 2014 / 2015

Maria Garrett De Lievano ’14 and her son Sascha with Phillip Johnston ’14 and his daughters Serena and Isabella

“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”

— AFRICAN PROVERB

Berkeley Law has never been a sink or swim environment. We value collegiality and compassion, principles and partnerships. It's why our school has always been so much greater than the sum of its parts. Philanthropy is not a magic bullet. But what if everyone in our community stepped up to help? What would that mean for the school and its next generation of students? Working together, our promise is limitless.

COVER: Nosocom Solutions CEO Narseh Sunkara (third from left) meets with Evan Zepfel ’18, Charles Cartagena-Ortiz ’18, Yasmine Agelidis ’17, Shantanu Mittal, and Josh Ephraim ’17 of Berkeley's InSITE Fellowship, which teams law and MBA students on consulting projects for area startups.

MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN This is a remarkable time at Berkeley Law. Without question, the list of everything I’m proud of and excited about would run well off this page. Thanks largely to our inspiring alumni and friends, we’ve launched financial aid campaigns that help diversify our student body, startup programs that provide timely training and legal services, international partnerships that broaden our global reach … the list truly goes on and on. We do face challenges. State support of our operating budget, 76 percent in 1990, is just 14.5 percent today. Our tuition is also capped for the next four years. But in talking with hundreds of alums, their passion for this school reaffirms my faith that we can clear the hurdles ahead. Further buoying this faith: seeing our community rally behind the four themes that drive our core initiatives. Access: Our public mission demands that Berkeley Law remains accessible to all qualified applicants. Students of color comprise 45 percent of the first-year class; 17 percent were the first in their families to go to college. Alumni gifts drove two new financial aid initiatives, the Access for All Challenge (page 5) and the Berkeley Law Opportunity Scholarship (page 6), as well as other programs that serve our students’ social mobility. Innovation: A proactive approach to professional skills courses and other pragmatic training has made

“ To remain both exceptional and accessible ... alums must be true partners in our journey forward.”

our students more practice-ready. Generous donations helped launch two new clinics this year (page 10) and more experiential learning opportunities are on the way. With lawyers working across more sectors than ever, we’re eager to forge cross-disciplinary partnerships that maximize our impact. Service: Our Loan Repayment Assistance Program (page 9), which lets students follow their passion while helping the disadvantaged, is a big reason why 22 percent of our Class of 2014 graduates— more than any other Top 10 law school—are working in public interest or public service law. Giving has also fueled pioneering research, education, and policy engagement on privacy, water access, racial injustice, and other vital issues. Globalization: Our students come from 46 countries and many of them speak multiple languages. In June, I spent two weeks in Asia cultivating partnerships for our phenomenal tech-law program and promoting Berkeley Law to top foreign students. California is the world’s eighth largest economy and the nation’s most diverse state. As the law school of its flagship university, we should be a global hub for people and ideas from around the world. To remain both exceptional and accessible—which for us are interdependent missions—alums must be true partners in our journey forward. Giving has never been more important to our future, and I am profoundly grateful for your support.

S U J IT C HO UD HRY Dean and I. Michael Heyman Professor of Law University of California, Berkeley School of Law

FINANCIAL SUMMARY School-generated Sources vs. State Support Revenue Diversification Over Time

The State of California once provided more than 95 percent of the law school's operating budget. As recently as 1990, state support was a robust 76 percent. This past fiscal year, it was 14.5 percent. To offset that dramatic decline, tuition and fees for JD and LL.M. students now comprise more than 61 percent of our revenues. Over the past quarter century, through governors and state legislatures of both major parties, it has become clear that our school faces a far more challenging financial path than in years past. With our tuition also capped for the next four years, resources from other revenue streams are essential for Berkeley Law to sustain its excellence and keep pace with the demands of a fast-changing legal marketplace. 100%

10%

12%

26%

29%

28%

26%

48%

50%

51%

20%

36%

15.7%

24.3%

39%

76%

45%

49%

18%

16%

14%

12%

11%

FY05

FY10

FY11

FY12

FY13

FY14

45.5%

41%

FY90

FY00

State Support

JD Tuition & Fees

Gifts, Endowments, Contracts/Grants & Other

14.5% FY15

LL.M. & Miscellaneous Student Fees

Alumni Participation Rates Increasing alumni outreach and engagement is a major priority for the school's leadership. Attendance at alumni events is up, as are the number of events themselves, and a growing number of graduates are helping students through mentoring and networking. This past fiscal year, 18 percent of alumni made a financial contribution to Berkeley Law, our highest mark in four years. Gifts of all sizes, no matter how small, make a real difference in helping the school fulfill its promise. 40% 35% 30%

28%

25% 19%

20% 15%

17%

18% 17%

10%

15%

FY13

FY14

5% 0% FY05

FY10

FY11

FY12

FY15

FINANCIAL SUMMARY Where the Money Came From: Fiscal Year 2015 Sales & Services Revenue

1.7% 1.8% 2.4%

Gifts

Other Contracts & Grants

8.8%

Endowment Support

9.5%

61.2%

Student Tuition & Fees

14.5% State Support

Where the Money Went: Fiscal Year 2015 Student Support

Student Activities

External Engagement *

0.5% School-wide Administration

6% 33%

Library & Collections

7.4% Instructional Support

Direct Instruction, Clinics, & Skills Programs

7.7%

9.4% 14.4% Facilities & Maintenance

13.6%

Financial Aid

Research & Centers

* External Engagement is Alumni Relations, Marketing & Communications, and Exective Education. 3

FINANCIAL SUMMARY Philanthropic Funding: Fiscal Year 2015 While the data below reveals how much support Berkeley Law received in various areas last fiscal year, it does not reflect an order of our priorities. The school's research centers often draw more funding than any other category because of their affiliations with foundations and corporations. When it comes to individual donors, top areas of giving include unrestricted giving to the Boalt Hall Fund, financial aid for students, and clinical programs. Total Given

Percentage of Total Philanthropy

Number of Donors

Average Given Per Donor

Centers & Programs

$5,562,730.68

39%

424

$13,119.65

Boalt Hall Fund

$3,307,572.52

23.2%

2,262

$1,462.23

Student Scholarships

$2,805,170.35

19.7%

315

$8,905.30

Clinical Education

$1,099,449.55

7.7%

110

$9,995.00

Unrestricted Endowment

$666,730.33

4.6%

$222,243.44

Endowed Chairs

$364,483.98

2.6%

$36,448.40

Summer Fellowships

$155,440.73

1.1%

$1,872.78

Student Organizations

$145,492.96

120

$1,212.44

Faculty Support

$65,957.55

0.5%

$8,244.69

Law Library

$50,019.39

0.4%

$7,145.63

Miscellaneous

$17,560.50

0.1%

$2,926.75

Student Awards

$17,043.95

0.1%

$2,840.66

Building Funds

$2,859.59

—

$317.73

Student Loans

$987.72

—

$164.62

Research Assistants

$498.85

—

$498.85

Philanthropy Trajectory $20,000,000 $17,766,356

$15,000,000 $12,908,090

$14,261,999

$12,140,666 $12,633,222

$10,000,000 $9,383,494

$8,577,508 $5,000,000

$0 FY05

FY10

FY11

FY12

FY13

FY14

FY15

IMPACT OF GIVING Access for All Raised by a single mother in Houston’s inner city, Jameson Miller ’16 knew that “statistically, I was not slated to win.” Driven to beat the odds, he channeled his energy toward becoming a lawyer and finding a great school—with a great financial aid program—that could turn his career aspiration into reality. “I chose Berkeley over some Ivy League schools because it’s top-tier, but also has a public mission and a global calling to give back and benefit society.” Jameson won the oral component of Berkeley Law’s Written and Oral Advocacy Competition for first-year students, and now competes in national mock trial tournaments. He is also is a student advisor for the Appellate Advocacy course taught by William Fernholz '93. “The hidden treasure and value of Berkeley is how inclusive the school is,” Jameson says. To ensure that students like Jameson can continue to attend Berkeley Law, Dean Choudhry launched the Access for All Challenge, a fundraising campaign for need-based aid to help the school remain accessible to all qualified applicants. The campaign raised $1.7 million—matched by another $2 million from two anonymous donors—in just two short months. Inspired by that result, one of the campaign’s original donors contributed an additional $1 million. “Financial aid definitely made this experience possible,” Jameson says. “The opportunity to be a role model for anyone who wants to come behind me is always in the back of my mind because if I wasn’t afforded these possibilities, then I wouldn’t be here today. I think it’s really important to always have that consciousness to give back.”

When Dean Choudhry launched the Access for All Challenge, the response shattered his expectations thanks to alums like former U.S. Ambassador to Australia JEFF BLEICH ’89 . Jeff’s generous donation will help qualified students access the same top-rate legal education he enjoyed. “I never could have attended Berkeley Law without taxpayers and alums making my education affordable,” he says. “Giving back lets me pay that forward.” Now a partner in Munger, Tolles & Olson's San Francisco office, Jeff paid for law school with money from summer jobs. “You can’t do that today,” he says. As an ambassador, he saw that “there’s never been a greater need for well-trained lawyers who care about international relations. Access for All and similar programs expand the pool of lawyers who will tackle the next wave of global issues.”

Did You Know: In addition to his law school responsibilities, Jameson Miller '16 is a legal intern for the NBA champion Golden State Warriors. After graduating, he will work at Sidley Austin in the firm's Houston office.

The average student loan debt for Berkeley Law’s Class of 2015 graduates was $144,981. 5

IMPACT OF GIVING First Generation Meaningful access to a top legal education is central to our core mission and values. Because we have a responsibility to welcome students who are the first in their families to graduate from college and to pursue a professional degree, we recently launched the Berkeley Law Opportunity Scholarship (BLOS). Such individuals bring an important perspective, shaped by their personal experiences, to our school. The scholarship provides students with full tuition, fees, and student health insurance for three years of study at Berkeley Law—equivalent to more than $150,000 in guaranteed non-loan aid. The first five BLOS recipients enrolled this fall, their scholarships funded by the law school and private donors. BLOS recipients also have access to programmatic support from the First Generation Professionals student organization, which provides alumni mentoring and programs designed to help build professional networks and other career-enhancing skills. They are also guaranteed a spot in Berkeley Law’s Pre-orientation Program, hosted by faculty before the start of classes, to ease the transition into law school. “This scholarship program reflects our commitment to both excellence and access,” Dean Choudhry says. “Berkeley Law benefits tremendously from the presence of these students in our classrooms and, after they graduate, from the remarkable talents they bring to law, business, and public service.”

The first in his family to attend college and law school, BIL L VOGE ’8 3 “proudly” supports the new Berkeley Law Opportunity Scholarship—and serves on its selection committee. “While many young law students experience self-doubt, it’s particularly acute for first-generation students,” says Bill, the global chair and managing partner at Latham & Watkins. “Berkeley Law believes in them— this scholarship gives students the means, methods, and opportunities to succeed, from financial assistance to networking activities to access to role models..” Having seen diversity fuel his own firm’s success, Bill thinks Berkeley Law will similarly benefit. “This program will enrich the school’s overall educational experience. Firstgeneration students need to know how much the legal industry values their voices and unique perspectives.”

Did You Know: Raised in Crimea, Ukraine, BLOS recipient Iryna Fedoseienko '18 was a Dean's Honor List student at UCLA. Prior to law school, she worked as a litigation assistant at the Disability Rights Legal Center in Los Angeles.

Among our current 1L students, 17 percent were the first in their families to go to college.

IMPACT OF GIVING Teaching Priorities A law school is only as good as the people who teach there, which is why Berkeley Law ranks among the nation’s best. Competition to recruit and retain star educators is fierce, however—especially against other top schools with larger endowments. By supporting endowed chairs and other efforts to maintain our remarkable faculty, alumni help ensure that today’s students receive the best possible education. This year, that support helped us bring aboard three award-winning scholars: Joshua Cohen, one of the world’s foremost political theorists, leads a weekly course that brings in outside speakers to present works-inprogress in legal, moral, and political philosophy. A faculty member at Apple University, the technology company’s internal training program for employees, Joshua has authored 10 books and been a professor at Stanford and MIT. Sonia Katyal taught for 13 years at Fordham University School of Law, where she was also the associate dean for research. She came to Berkeley Law through a national search conducted by the Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society LGBTQ Cluster, and will teach courses on gender and sexuality, trademark law, property law, and intellectual property. Dylan C. Penningroth specializes in African-American and U.S. socio-legal history. A history professor at Northwestern for 12 years, he has also been a research professor at the American Bar Foundation. Dylan holds a UC Berkeley joint appointment in law and history and teaches African-American legal history in the law school’s Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program.

As a public policy specialist and law firm partner,

CLOEY HEWLETT ’79 sees the impact of sharp state funding cuts to the UC system. “One result is that other top schools with larger endowments can offer faculty higher salaries,” she laments. To help Berkeley Law maintain its academic excellence, Cloey allocates her gifts to faculty recruitment and retention. Among her many talented professors, she most admired Henry Ramsey ’63—who later became a judge and then the dean of Howard University’s law school. “He inspired all of us who came from underserved communities to excel,” Cloey says. “He even cooked us dinners when we had very little money to spend on meals. Thanks to faculty like him, I was able to break the cycle of poverty that had been in my family for many generations.”

Did You Know: Several faculty members had their work cited in U.S. Supreme Court opinions last term. Clinical Professor Elisabeth Semel won the school's 2015 Rutter Award for Teaching Distinction. She is the founding director of Berkeley Law's Death Penalty Clinic, which National Jurist magazine recently named one of the nation's 15 most innovative law school clinics. 7

IMPACT OF GIVING Champion(ing) Students Berkeley Law has made a determined effort over the past year to better connect our intergenerational community of incoming students, current students, recent grads, and older grads. The results have been inspiring to watch. More and more, we’re seeing a shared sense of identity as to what our law school should be. Thankfully, our alums are contributing in many ways. Yes, philanthropic gifts are essential for our school to thrive. But the gift of time— especially for busy lawyers—resonates powerfully with students and makes Berkeley Law truly special. With our students hungry for insight and input, alums are finding great satisfaction in helping them navigate course selections, job interview techniques, career strategies, and more. Over the past two years, we welcomed more guests to Alumni Weekend than in any other two-year period in memory. We’re offering more alumni events—here at the law school, across the country, and around the world—than ever before. Next fall, we plan to launch a formal schoolwide mentoring program that creates matches based on practice area, demography, and geography. “Mentoring is a great way to keep up on what’s happening at the school and to connect with extraordinary lawyers-in-training,” says Cara Sandberg ’12, who helps students with their judicial clerkship applications. “It’s an important and gratifying cycle and there are so many uplifting reasons to get involved.”

A few years ago, SPENCER PAHL KE ’0 7 got a surprise phone call from a Seattle lawyer and fellow mock trial coach whose firm wanted California counsel on a big case. “He said, ‘I saw how well those students of yours could try a case last year, so I knew their coach could too,’” Spencer recalls. The lawyer convinced his partners to use Spencer’s law firm “based largely on the skills our team showed in the courtroom.” Spencer runs Berkeley Law’s external trial competition program, which has grown from two coaches and eight students to 20 coaches and 30 students. It is now one of the nation’s best. “Alumni engagement and student achievement are a virtuous circle,” Spencer says. “Each fall, I can’t wait to meet incredible students who will one day become leading attorneys, judges, and professors—and hopefully my friends.”

Did You Know: Philip Hernandez '16 and Jerri Kay-Phillips '16 won this year's Roger J. Traynor California Appellate Moot Court Competition. Berkeley Law teams have also won three other national skills competitions since October 2014.

More than 60 Berkeley Law students participate in external skills competitions each year.

IMPACT OF GIVING Helping Us Help Others It’s easy for law schools to talk about their commitment to public interest legal work. What’s not easy, especially in today’s marketplace, is providing the support needed to make that commitment count. Our Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) is the gold standard for allowing graduates to pursue their public interest passions. We erase their student-loan obligation if they commit to qualifying employment with nonprofit public interest organizations or government agencies at a salary under $65,000 for 10 years. Those earning up to $100,000, or who work in public interest for less than 10 years, receive partial support. Our $65,000 loan repayment threshold is higher than the other top law schools, most of which reduce their coverage if you earn $50,000 or more. We typically have about 300 active LRAP participants, and 22 percent of our Class of 2014 graduates—more than any other Top 10 school—are pursuing public interest or public service law. While some students are driven to help the disenfranchised long before they come to Berkeley, others get inspired during summer fellowships after their 1L year. Students who secure unpaid internships in public interest or government sector law—or judicial clerkships, which we added this year—receive $4,000 grants from the school. Students who complete a second summer of qualifying work may receive another $2,000. Every year, a host of students return from their summer fellowships eager to serve the public good throughout their careers.

From teaching middle school in East Oakland to working with foster children, LYNN WU ’09 had long been dedicated to helping disadvantaged youth. She possessed the drive and the smarts to become a public interest attorney—but that wasn’t enough. “Berkeley Law’s loan repayment program made my career possible,” Lynn says. “I’m so grateful for the opportunities it created.” These days, Lynn helps youth and adults sent to prison when they were young. Rather than dwelling on how to repay her loans, she runs prison workshops on preparing for parole, steers habeas petitions for wrongful denials of parole, and works to reduce racial disparities in the juvenile justice system. “The only way Berkeley can remain a go-to school for public interest law,” she says, “is if its LRAP continues to thrive.”

LRAP recipient Caleb Webster '12 is a deputy district attorney in Contra Costa County. Because most DA offices now require their prosecutors to spend time as a volunteer lawyer or law clerk before being hired, Caleb says he "wouldn't have been able to make this difficult commitment straight out of law school without financial assistance from LRAP."

Did You Know: The number of Berkeley Law summer fellowships has soared from 41 in 2004 to 219 this year.

IMPACT OF GIVING Learning By Doing With legal employers increasingly demanding new attorneys who can hit the ground running, maintaining a robust clinical program is nothing short of essential. Generous contributions helped us launch two new clinics this year, giving our students more opportunities to acquire vital hands-on experience with real clients. Led by alum Claudia Polsky ’96, the Environmental Law Clinic will bolster Berkeley Law’s outstanding environmental law program by engaging students with administrative agency practice, litigation, legislation, and policymaking. Early priority areas include climate change mitigation, toxics reduction, equitable access to nature, the human right to water, and green jobs for marginalized communities. The Policy Advocacy Clinic, directed by longtime faculty member Jeff Selbin, teams Berkeley Law students with public policy students on behalf of underserved clients. The clinic is currently working to reduce the burden of juvenile court fees on low-income youth and families, end the criminalization of homeless people, and increase police accountability in communities of color. Meanwhile, our Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects let students jump right in during their first year. Pro bono programs founded and operated by students, these projects identify a legal need, recruit supervising lawyers, and enlist classmates to bring legal services to disadvantaged communities. Our 22 active projects—buoyed by donor support—address areas such as immigration, housing rights, foster care, and veterans’ assistance. Students help clients in need while developing key lawyering skills.

For the Policy Advocacy Clinic to make a more meaningful impact, Director Jeff Selbin knew he needed a teaching fellow. James Kwak, his former student during a recent year-long stint at Yale Law, made it possible. James, who earned his Ph.D. in history from UC Berkeley, gave a generous gift that sparked other donations. The clinic hired STEPHANIE CAM POS- BUI ’14 , who “quickly made herself indispensable,” Jeff says. Stephanie co-teaches the clinic’s seminar, supervises students, and leads an effort to reform the imposition of juvenile court fees that send low-income families further into poverty. She is “thrilled to push forward projects that will shed light on unaddressed issues that marginalized populations face every day, and hopefully trigger some long-lasting reforms.”

Did You Know: Abigail Ludwig ’15 won this year's Brian M. Sax Prize for Excellence in Clinical Advocacy. Her inspiring work included extricating clients from the juvenile justice system and helping to develop a litigation strategy to protect male victims of conflict-related sexual violence in east Africa. 10

Nearly 200 Berkeley Law students enrolled in one of the school’s clinics last year.

WAYS TO GIVE Unrestricted Giving While gifts to specific programs or projects are undeniably important, unrestricted gifts allow Berkeley Law to address its most pressing needs. Because such gifts are immediately available to be allocated at the dean's discretion, they help the school maximize the impact of its education, scholarship, and outreach. Examples of how unrestricted gifts are used include:

• Need-based scholarships for students receiving financial aid • Events to help attract admitted students • Projects with other departments, schools, and public agencies • Fellowships for new graduates pursuing public-service law careers • Initiatives that provide legal assistance to military veterans

Planned Giving Planned gifts to Berkeley Law provide vital long-term support. They also generate significant tax benefits, and create a philanthropic legacy that is part of an estate-planning process in which the donor decides how certain assets are distributed. A few planned giving options include:

• Bequests in your will or living trust to Berkeley Law, which qualifies your estate for a charitable deduction that can reduce tax liability.

• Charitable Gift Annuities allow you or a person of your choice to receive an annuity, which pays a fixed sum for life, in exchange for a gift of cash or property to the law school.

• Charitable Remainder Trusts let you transfer money or property to the UC Berkeley Foundation, which makes payments to you or your beneficiaries for life or any period of time. When these payments end, the assets pass to Berkeley Law to be used as you specified.

• Pooled Income Funds manage and invest group gifts with earned income paid quarterly in proportionate shares to the participants.

• Real Estate gifts entitle the donor to an income tax deduction for the property’s full appraised fair market value.

• Retirement Assets given to Berkeley Law reduces a tax burden that otherwise can exceed 70 percent. Please call at 510.643.8170 or email giftplanning@law.berkeley.edu with any questions. Those who include the school in their estate plans join the Benjamin Ide Wheeler Society. Benefits include invitations to a tea hosted by the Chancellor and to select campus athletic and cultural events.

Gifts of Cash Cash gifts may be made by personal check, credit card, and/or a pre-authorized periodic transfer of funds. Donors can also make a pledge, for up to five years, and fulfill their gift over time. Credit card gifts can be made at give.berkeley.edu/supportlaw. Pledges can also be made online or by calling 510.643.6542. Checks should be made payable to Berkeley Law and mailed to: Alumni Center UC Berkeley School of Law 2850 Telegraph Ave., Suite 500 Berkeley, CA 94705-7220

During his remarkable career in international relations, I R V I N G T R A G E N ’45 routinely encountered progressslowing conflicts between common and civil law. Interested in “how legal education could better include the study of legal systems different from our own,” Irving and his wife Ele established Berkeley Law’s Chair in Comparative Law in 2002. “We weren’t fortunate to have children, and this is one of the markers of our lives,” he says. Irving remains grateful—70 years after graduating—for how the school helped him excel in spite of his hearing impairment. “Dean Edwin Dickinson and Professor Max Radin gave me special training in Roman and Civil Law, as well as Conflict of Laws,” he recalls. “That led to a fellowship in Chile, which launched my career.”

Gifts of Securities Gifts of securities can be transferred directly from your brokerage account. To donate such gifts, please call 855.729.1099 or email givesecurities@berkeley.edu.

Matching Gifts Matching gifts—which are offered by companies, law firms, and other organizations—multiply the size of a donor’s contribution to Berkeley Law. Your employer's human resources office can provide matching gift forms to send to the address listed above. If you have questions, please contact Catie Cariaga at ccariaga@law.berkeley.edu or 510.643.6542. 11

WHAT’S NEW AT BERKELEY LAW Berkeley Law is an astoundingly busy place. Every day, we strive to be a school that is as accessible as possible to qualified students from all backgrounds, thinks innovatively about legal education, embraces its public service mission, and serves as a crossroads for people and ideas from around the globe. As you can see, we’ve had quite a productive year.

Judicial Externships

Startup Sizzle

Given the valuable training our students receive by working for judges— and the public service they help provide—this represents an inequity we wanted to resolve. Judicial externships are every bit as valued by future employers, including law firms and judges, as other public service jobs.

To broaden our work on startup and venture capital issues, we recently launched a new program called Startup@BerkeleyLaw. It will give students—as well as entrepreneurs, investors, and attorneys—access to top experts, timely courses, and dynamic programming on emerging legal issues for startups. The program’s first endeavor is a partnership with the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center, a new nonprofit in San Francisco designed to educate, innovate, and connect current and aspiring entrepreneurs. Startup@BerkeleyLaw offers courses there—many taught by our renowned faculty in intellectual property law and privacy—on several legal areas that affect startups. These courses will tackle topics such as data breach, privacy, IP strategy, and founders’ equity. Startup@BerkeleyLaw will also help local startups navigate tricky legal and organizational issues that confront new ventures. It will leverage the school’s existing startup programs and resources through the New Business Practicum (which has helped launch emerging area startups); the InSITE Fellowship (which teams law students with business students on consulting projects for local startups); and the new Berkeley IP Lab (a seminarpracticum course through which law students advise Berkeley-affiliated startups on core IP issues).

“Many of the hottest startup companies in the world are now headquartered within a dozen miles of the law school. As with the campus startup scene, a lot of these companies need both legal and non-legal advice. For students interested in the startup practice, this is the place to be.”

ADAM STERLING ’12

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BERKELEY CENTER FOR LAW, BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMY

Earlier this year, alumni donations helped Berkeley Law expand its summer public interest work stipends to include judicial externships. Students with such externships became eligible for grants of up to $4,000 to help defray their living expenses. Previously, students who obtained unpaid summer legal jobs in public interest, nonprofit, and government sectors could qualify for the stipends— but the same funding was not available for judicial positions. Consequently, it has been difficult for students of limited means to even consider such opportunities.

This past summer, 40 Berkeley Law students received stipends totaling $155,000 to work for judges after their 1L year. Your support can help us continue to provide these opportunities into the future.

“During my externship, my judge showed me how to perform careful legal analysis and how to present that analysis in clear and concise writing. That experience led to two federal clerkships, and helped me mature as a lawyer.”

KURUVILLA OLASA '11

LITIGATION ASSOCIATE, MUNGER, TOLES & OLSON, LOS ANGELES OFFICE

Racial Justice Projects In the wake of unarmed African Americans being killed by white police officers in Ferguson, Staten Island, and elsewhere, Dean Choudhry formed a working group to identify initiatives the school could pursue to explore criminal, social, and racial justice issues surfaced by the killings. Faculty, staff, and students participated in discussions over several months, and Berkeley Law is starting to implement some recommendations from the working group's subcommittees. We began by launching a website that showcases faculty research and student opportunities to work on questions of race and criminal justice. The Curriculum Subcommittee also probed Berkeley Law’s first-year course offerings to see if adjustments should be made to expand coverage of pressing social justice questions. The full committee will decide whether to propose changes after extensive faculty consultation.

WHAT’S NEW AT BERKELEY LAW After considerable research and discussion with community members, police, and groups at other law schools, the Experiential Education/ Community Service Subcommittee proposed four projects. The first, which tackles racial and economic disparities in juvenile justice, is underway. It seeks to reform harsh school discipline policies and juvenile court debt that keep poor youth of color in a perpetual cycle of marginalization and criminalization.

“How are we serving demonstrated community needs around racial justice and, specifically, criminalization of African Americans? We’re focused on multipronged projects with a direct services component and an achievable policy agenda for systemic change.”

TIRIEN STEINBACH ’99

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EAST BAY COMMUNITY LAW CENTER

Incubating Equity Even with no shortage of attorneys, the United States ranks last among industrial nations in access to civil justice—behind such countries as Estonia, Iran, Ghana, and Nigeria. In 2012, nearly one million Americans who qualified for legal aid were turned away because of the lack of lawyers serving low-income clients. In addition, a growing number of citizens are too poor to afford a lawyer—yet not poor enough to qualify for legal aid. This conundrum sparked Berkeley Law to create the Bay Area Legal Incubator (BALI), a two-year training program for recent admits to the California Bar to learn how to operate a solo or small-firm law practice that serves clients of modest means. Melanie Rowen of the school’s Career Development Office pitched the idea after learning about a similar incubator in Chicago.

“This project builds another bridge between Berkeley Law and the forefront of legal practice. We want to make it a better profession—not just for the very wealthy, but for everyone.”

MELANIE ROWEN

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR FOR PUBLIC INTEREST/PUBLIC SECTOR PROGRAMS, CAREER DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

Hands-on Experience Shifting financial models, triggered by the 2008 economic downturn, and the explosion of cross-border transactions have created a legal marketplace that is increasingly competitive and complex. To thrive in today’s legal domain, new lawyers need to enter practice with a broader and nimbler skill set across a wider range of disciplines. Toward this end, Berkeley Law continues to deepen its experiential education curriculum. Clinical Professor Ty Alper, recently named the school’s first Associate Dean for Experiential Education, also co-chairs its Experiential Education Task Force. The task force is evaluating current offerings, identifying areas for adjustment and expansion, and crafting a strategic plan that will yield new recommendations by the end of the school year. Having greatly expanded its clinical and skills programs in recent years, Berkeley Law is driven to provide well-conceived, rigorous, and creative experiential offerings. We are also pursuing new interdisciplinary options and ways to provide more pragmatic opportunities for students in transactional law. In addition, we welcomed six new clinical fellows this year to mentor students and broaden our service capacity.

“Law students, like most people, often learn best by doing. We have a responsibility as educators to provide them opportunities to do just that, no matter what area of law they plan to pursue.”

BALI, which involves four other area law schools, will launch in January with three new graduates from each school. They will receive extensive training that covers substantive areas of law and teaches practical business skills such as office management and marketing. Participants are required to set up their own practice when they start the program, commit to serving modest-means clients in at least half of their cases, and mentor future program enrollees. One such graduate is Kai Haswell ’15, who had pondered opening his own practice—and the challenges that would entail for a new law graduate with student debt and limited experience. He sees the program as “an innovative way to expand access to the legal system” and relishes “crafting a unique, service-oriented message around the causes I care about.”

TY ALPER

ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION

DONOR RECOGNITION: JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015 THE DEAN’S SOCIETY Recognizing gifts and pledges of $10,000 or more during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015).

$100,000 and above Anonymous (2) Alliance for Excellent Education - PEEC Arnold & Porter Foundation Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 vO Carnegie Corporation of New York Jennifer C. Cobb & Maurice Obstfeld Melissa Cobb Samuel D. Cole ’63 Luke Ellis ’75 vO Mary C. Erickson Joanne M. Garvey ’61 bv The Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert Foundation v Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Stuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. Gordon vO Harold C. Hohbach ’52 v Humanity United The Jim Joseph Foundation v Sanford H. Kadish bv Theodore B. Lee ’59 & Doris Shoong Lee v/ Lee Family Foundation Ellyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay v/ Lindsay Family Trust Microsoft Corporation v The Moriah Fund Open Society Foundations v Richard E. Posell ’65 Proteus Fund Joel S. Sanders ’82 vO Sigrid Rausing Trust Bill ’41 b & Marion Slusser v Thomas W. Smith Foundation Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 v Irving G. Tragen ’45 v Werner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen vO/ Wolfen Family Foundation S. K. Yee Foundation v

$50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous (2) David M. & Camille A. Andrews Lynda Andrews-Barry & Mark Barry Mark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen vO California Wellness Foundation Scott T. Carey ’61 bv Cooley v Josef D. Cooper Alva G. Greenberg Randall Guynn Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund v Israel Institute Kenton J. King ’87 v Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST) v Greg & Liz Lutz v Maja v James McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh vO Ministry for Foreign Affairs for Finland

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Next 10 Theodore B. Olson ’65 vO PepsiCo Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko v Gary ’66 & Dana Shapiro Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom v John Paul Stevens Fellowship Foundation vO Tides Foundation v William H. Voge ’83 Thomas J. White v

$25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous Mark B. Abbott ’89 & Mareta C. Hamre ’90 v American Association of Law Libraries v Baker Botts v Jeff Bleich ’89 O California District Attorneys Association California Endowment v Sujit Choudhry & Ira Parghi Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Covington & Burling v Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation Diane Doolittle ’89 & Michael Grady ’83 vO The Energy Foundation Fenwick & West v Fish & Richardson v William Flumenbaum Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust v Fred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory vO H. William Harlan v Uri D. & Myna M. Herscher Kirkland & Ellis Foundation v James Y. Kwak & Sylvia J. Brandt Latham & Watkins Morrison & Foerster v Noel W. Nellis ’66 vO Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe v Quixote Foundation Mario M. Rosati ’71 vO Scherman Foundation Robert Shapiro Deborah & Tom Threlkel Weil Gotshal & Manges v Wellspring Advisors LLC White & Case v WilmerHale v Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati v Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation v Winston & Strawn v Mary Wohlford Foundation v Wollenberg Foundation v

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (6) Stephen W. Arent ’67 vO/ Arent Foundation

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

William T. Barker ’74 vO Mario L. Barnes ’95 vO Peter J. Benvenutti ’74 & Lise A. Pearlman ’74 vO Paula E. Boggs ’84 vO Brill USA v Steven D. Broidy ’62 vO Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 & Catherine Hartshorn v Gregory D. Call ’85 v CamberView Partners Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper v Paul T. Clark ’80 v Cornish & Carey Commercial Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox vO Crowell & Moring Drew Davis ’99 & Vivian Chang ’01 v Robert P. Doty ’90 & Catherine Garza vO Daralyn J. Durie ’92 & Ragesh K. Tangri ’91 Tracy K. Edmonson ’88 v E. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt vO Erasmus University-Rotterdam Bill Falik & Diana Cohen Lois H. Feinblatt v Cathy & Joe Feldman v Nancy ’86 & Ed Fineman v Abe M. ’98 & Jennifer Mathews ’97 Friedman O Richard L. ’65 & Patricia E. Fruin v Future of Privacy Forum William E. Jr. ’68 & Marianne M. Gagen vO Jane Liebman Goichman ’69 v Lindsee P. Granfield ’85 vO Donald S. Greenberg ’67 v Suzanne Greenberg ’85 vO Richard L. Greene ’63 vO GTC Law Group v Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian v Jon L. Heberling ’70 vO Victor A. Hebert ’61 Nancy R. Heinen ’82 v Leo B. Helzel ’92 v/ Helzel Family Foundation J. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael Maryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 vO/ Herringer Family Foundation Hickman Palermo Truong & Becker v Hogan Lovells v Irell & Manella v Ellen E. Jamason ’89 O VerLyn N. Jensen ’64 O James J. Joseph ’72 Michael S. Kagnoff ’93 & Lisa Schmidlap Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman v Keker & Van Nest v David & Anita Keller v Erika A. Kelton ’87 vO Kevin P. ’91 & Jeanette W. Kennedy Kilpatrick Townsend v Thomas J. Klitgaard ’61 v

John W. ’88 & Janie T. Kuo vO Joanne Lahner ’84 vO Mark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. Hagan vO Frederick P. Lenz Foundation for American Buddhism Mark D. Lubin ’77 vO Gene A. Lucero ’67 & Marcia E. Williams vO Lumina Foundation McDermott Will & Emery Thomas R. Murphy ’65 O Alisa D. Nave ’04 & Robb Worth O’Melveny & Myers Spencer J. Pahlke ’07 Palantir Technologies Lynn ’72 & Leslie Pasahow v Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker v Mark ’84 & Wynne Pécheck v Tom Peckham ’94 vO Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & Jay R. Gerstenschlager vO Michael C. Phillips ’76 vO Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher v Joan R. Platt Linda M. Purkiss ’79 Andrés Rivero III ’86 vO The Henry W. & Nettie Robinson Foundation v Amnon & Kathryn Rodan Jennifer G. ’95 & Sean D. ’95 Rodgers Richard K. Roeder ’73 v Ropes & Gray v Rosenberg Foundation Albert J. Salera ’56 v Avram Salkin ’59 v Shirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson vO Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 & Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72 vO Rick ’74 & Heidi Sherman v Sidley Austin Foundation v Patrick J. Simpson ’71 vO Simpson Thacher & Bartlett v Tom ’90 & Kris Stoever v John I. Taylor ’66 vO Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger v Geoff. Van Loucks ’61 vO Van Pelt Yi & James v Weaver Austin Villeneuve & Sampson v John Yoo v Laura W. Young ’87 v Mark & Judith Yudof v Steven G. Zieff ’78 vO Zitrin Foundation Mitch ’96 & Holly Zuklie v

DONOR RECOGNITION: JULY 1, 2014 - JUNE 30, 2015 ALUMNI Berkeley Law recognized several giving levels for gifts made during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015):

Dean's Society

Donors of $10,000 or more. This category includes our Dean's Society Leadership Circle ($100,000 and above) as well as Counselors ($50,000 to $99,999), Partners ($25,000 to $49,999), and Members ($10,000 to $24,999).

Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates

Donors of $5,000 to $9,999. This category honors Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt's gift for a law building in honor of her husband, Judge John H. Boalt, and gift to establish the law school's first two endowed chairs.

William Carey Jones Associates

Donors of $2,500 to $4,999. This category honors William Carey Jones, who taught the first law course at UC Berkeley and became the law school's first dean.

Law School Sproul Associates

Donors of $1,000 to $2,499. This category honors Robert Gordon Sproul, who served as University of California president from 1930 to 1958.

Society of 1912

Donors of $500 to $999. This category honors the law school's elevation in 1912 from the Department of Jurisprudence to the School of Jurisprudence.

Boalt Advocates

Donors of up to $499.

1930s

1950s

$5,000 - $9,999

$100,000 and above

Varnum Paul ’33 bv

Anonymous Harold C. Hohbach ’52 v Theodore B. Lee ’59 v

1940s $100,000 and above Bill Slusser ’41 b Irving G. Tragen ’45 v

$500 - $999

$10,000 - $24,999

Anonymous Conrad A. Donner ’57 Harry L. Fledderman ’52 O Judge John D. Harris ’59 vO Bernard M. King ’52 Marvin H. Kleinberg ’53 O Alan J. Levin ’545 Francis P. Lloyd ’59 vO Edmund L. Regalia ’58 vO Harris W. Seed ’52 vO S. Richard Shostak ’56 Arlo E. Smith ’52 vO Henry G. Ullerich ’59 vO Charles J. Williams ’55

Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 v Leo Pircher ’57 v Albert J. Salera ’56 v Avram Salkin ’59 v

$5,000 - $9,999

$2,500 - $4,999 Robert M. Corson ’40

Judge Richard A. Haugner ’54 vO James K. Haynes ’55 O Edward E. Kallgren ’54 v G. Ernest Lopez ’52 bv Thomas F. Olson ’58 vO Warren G. Reid ’57 vO Chris E. Rockas ’55 O

bvO

$1,000 - $2,499 John M. Roberts ’49 vO

$500 - $999 Edward L. Barrett, Jr. ’41

Up to $499 Justice Robert Feinerman ’49 vO Charles F. Gray, Jr. ’49 O John A. Sproul ’49 v

Babette B. Barton ’54 O William R. Loveless ’59 vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Jacques Rolf de Wied ’55 vO William I. Edlund ’53 vO William L. Gordon ’57 vO Gerald R. Knecht ’57 O Paul L. Larsen ’50 O Charles A. Miller ’58 vO Sherwin L. Samuels ’59 v Graydon S. Staring ’51 vO

Up to $499

$1,000 - $2,499 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 vO Philip H. Ching ’55 vO Philip A. Crane, Jr. ’53 bvO James R. Dunn ’58 vO Charles W. Froehlich, Jr. ’56 vO Robert E. Gordon ’59 vO Paul W. Hartloff, Jr. ’58 O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

O = All Access Giving

Anonymous Gordon S. Baca ’59 v John C. Baldwin ’53 George Basye ’54 O Nathalie V. Black ’59 v Coleman A. Blease ’55 O Ernest A. Carlson ’54 William L. Cole ’52 vO William A. Coverdale ’57 O Gerald F. Crump ’59 O Frances M. Davis ’53 v Dwight C. Ely ’58 Allen P. Fields ’59 O

Robert J. Gray ’58 O Harry A. Hanson, Jr. ’55 v D. Lowell Jensen ’52 Henry P. Johnson ’56 O D. C. Kinsell, Jr. ’52 Wilbur D. Layman ’59 Ray Meline ’59 vO David H. Olson ’58 O Wallace R. Peck ’57 vO Claude D. Rohwer ’58 O Alan D. Ross ’54 Peter Simmons ’56 vO Jan Stevens ’58 vO John D. Taylor ’59 vO John C. Weidman ’54 vO Gordon B. White ’56 vO Henry Wien ’52 O Earl P. Willens ’59 v

1960-63 $100,000 and above Samuel D. Cole ’63 Joanne M. Garvey ’61 bv

$50,000 - $99,999 Scott T. Carey '61bv

$10,000 - $24,999 Steven D. Broidy ’62 vO Richard L. Greene ’63 vO Victor A. Hebert ’61 Thomas J. Klitgaard ’61 v Geoff Van Loucks ’61 v

b = Deceased

$5,000 - $9,999 Neal H. Brockmeyer ’63 vO Philip M. Madden ’62 v Jay A. Shafran ’63 vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Dix Boring ’61 Paul F. de Bruyn Kops, Jr. ’62 v Eli B. Dubrow ’60 vO John A. Flaherty ’63 vO Kenneth Kofman ’62 v Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Mason Willrich ’60 v

$1,000 - $2,499 Cameron Baker ’61 vO Michael D. Bartell ’63 O Herbert J. Friedman ’62 vO Thomas J. Hammer, Jr. ’60 bvO Phil Hammer ’61 v Ronald Larson ’61 O Marc E. Leland ’63 vO Claude L. Lowen ’62 vO Richard D. Martland ’61 O Duncan R. McPherson ’63 bvO Gerald S. Mulder ’63 vO Mark S. Novak ’60 O Julius J. Pearl ’61 v Donald D. Roberts ’61 Robert E. Triebsch ’63 vO Hon. Kathryn Mickle Werdegar ’62 Sheldon Wolfe ’61 v Marshall S. Zolla ’63 vO

$500 - $999 Michael Antin ’63 O David Booth Beers ’60 O John Ernest Hartz ’61 vO Thelton E. Henderson ’62 O David L. Hirsch III ’62 James E. Holst ’63 vO David E. Lindgren ’63 O Alex C. McDonald ’61 vO Adolph U. Molina ’60 vO Krishna K. Nigam ’60 O Thomas P. O'Donnell ’63 vO Arnold E. Ogren ’63 vO John M. Powers ’63 O David E. Russell ’60 vO Keith F. Sparks ’61 O William A. Wilson ’60 Morton Zeppelin ’62 v

1964 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

44 21% $63,140

$10,000 - $24,999

When JERRY FALK ’65 earned his undergraduate and law degrees from UC Berkeley, he recalls “there was no tuition and the various fees were nominal.” Jerry says Berkeley Law provided a rock-solid foundation for his career, instilling “a powerful urge to give back—especially with the State’s regrettable reduction in financial support resulting in very high tuition costs.” His affinity for the school grew when he taught constitutional law courses there from 1968 to 1978. Now Senior Counsel at Arnold & Porter, Jerry wants all qualified applicants to have the same opportunities he enjoyed: “Learning a new way to analyze problems, whether public policy or commercial … Identifying, evaluating, and weighing competing considerations and advocating for the solution that emerged.”

VerLyn N. Jensen O

$5,000 - $9,999 Penelope M. Cooper Janice E. Kerr Thomas F. Kranz Paul Melodia vO Kent Mitchell Jay D. Smith

Donald O. Germino vO Arnold D. Kahn Larry S. Knupp O Paul M. Little O Pat Newell vO Mitchell N. Reinis O Lawrence R. Shepp bO Sanford M. Skaggs O O. James Woodward III

$2,500 - $4,999

Up to $499

Thomas F. Kostic vO

Up to $499

Anonymous (3) Carl W. Anderson ’62 vO Robert J. Anspach ’61 O Ronald J. Apperson ’62 O Reed H. Bement ’62 vO Eugene H. Bramhall, Jr. ’60 vO Michael J. Camras ’62 vO Samuel J. Cohen ’62 Kenneth H. Cole ’63 vO David J. Dealey ’60 vO Thomas B. Donovan ’62 O David B. Flinn ’63 vO William N. Foley ’60 v Thomas R. Frey ’63 vO Anthony Griffin ’61 O

$1,000 - $2,499

Byron J. Beam vO Robert Edward Bosso vO James O. Demsey Richard J. Geib v John Hardy vO James B. Hinton O John Kagel v Douglas D. Keller John Matzger vO Thomas E. Parrington vO James C. Rosa O E. Clement Shute, Jr. O Elliot G. Steinberg vO Jon H. Tolson O Cameron W. Wolfe, Jr. vO David Bow Woo O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Rondell B. Hanson ’62 Richard M. Harris ’63 O Ronald L. Johnson ’63 O Anthony C. Joseph ’61 v Jerrold L. Kaplan ’61 O Dennis B. Kavanagh ’62 Hon. Alan C. Kay ’60 O Roscoe D. Keagy ’61 O Keith C. King ’60 Rick Kirgis ’60 David C. Landis ’62 O Brian K. Landsberg ’62 William C. Lockett ’63 vO James J. Mahoney ’63 O Robert M. Mallano ’63 vO Paul L. McKaskle ’63 O James K. McManigal, Jr. ’63 O James S. Milch ’62 Philip M. Miyamoto ’63 vO Paul S. Mosesian ’63 Janet McMillan Otterman ’63 vO Stanley Pedder ’60 vO Mark B. Pepys ’63 O John C. Porter ’60 Romulus B. Portwood ’61 v Richard A. Regnier ’62 O David L. Schreck ’63 vO Allen E. Sprague ’61 *O Howard Wiggins ’60 O P. Brien Wilson ’63 O Nicholas C. Yost ’63 O

Kendall R. Bishop vO Charlton G. Holland III David H. Melnick O Roger Samuelsen v Jerome F. Snyder O John O. Stewart vO Arne Werchick Victor C. Wykoff, Jr.

$500 - $999 Demetrios P. Agretelis O Clyde M. Blackmon John O. Fox O

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

1965 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $100,000 and above Stuart M. Gordon vO Richard E. Posell

$50,000 - $99,999 Theodore B. Olson vO

$25,000 - $49,999 Fred F. Gregory vO

$10,000 - $24,999 E. Roy Eisenhardt vO Richard L. Fruin, Jr. v Thomas R. Murphy O

49 31% $2,216,733

$5,000 - $9,999

$10,000 - $24,999

$5,000 - $9,999

Anonymous Roger A. Browning O Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr. O Jerome B. Falk, Jr. v Anthony M. Glassman O Michael James Halloran O Stephen A. Lind Eva L. Meigher v

John I. Taylor vO

Robert S. Ball vO Ruth Greenspan Bell vO David & Geri Sandor vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Charles Henry James Howard C. Lincoln O Norman Oberstein O Harvey I. Wittenberg vO

$1,000 - $2,499 John G. Bradshaw O David Gould vO John T. Harris vO Darryl A. Hart vO Richard F. Kahle, Jr. vO George D. Marshall vO Philip R. Michael O Joseph M. Miller O Marshall B. Segal Ross E. Stromberg O Harold W. Teasdale O R. Lewis Van Blois O Judge Brian R. Van Camp vO John J. Welsh O William F. Whiting O

Michael J. Canan O Mark W. Jordan O

$2,500 - $4,999

$1,000 - $2,499

Kenneth A. Goldman O David Lubetzky vO Myron Sugarman v

Ronald A. Cohan vO Robert C. Copeland vO Theodore J. England O Donald L. Fillman O Don Goldstein vO Jeremiah F. Hallisey O Beth Davis Karren vO Jeffrey Newman O Edward V. Pollack vO Frederick M. Pownall vO Clifford L. Schaffer O James M. Seff v

$1,000 - $2,499 Tom Dowse vO Rosalyn M. Chapman v Maxine M. Chesney vO Paul E. Crost O Robert S. Draper O Stanley F. Farrar vO Arthur B. Fine v Robert C. Herr v Raoul D. Kennedy O Beverly B. Savitt vO

$500 - $999

Anonymous Allen R. Jackson vO Frank A. Ury O J. Richard Morrissey vO James P. Schreiber vO Martin H. Blank, Jr. Robert E. Merritt, Jr. ’66 bv Robert Altenhof O Stephen D. Swindle O

Anonymous Kathleen Archer Bowden & Gerald D. Bowden v Michael D. Farr vO David B. Frohnmayer bv Timothy A. Manring O Paul R. Minasian vO Edward A. Rucker vO Stanley T. Tomita vO

Up to $499

$500 - $999

Up to $499

Anonymous (2) John L. Afton vO Lawrence Alioto, Sr. O Nyle G. Barnes O Sidney J. Cohen vO Dennis M. Eagan v Chester J. Hinshaw vO Robert O. Kaplan O Edwin N. Lowe, Jr. O John G. Mengshol vO Kenneth M. Miller O Daniel H. O'Connell O Robert A. Raber vO Ronald L. Stefani O Patricia C. Wilder O

Barry P. Caplan O Dennis A. Fischer v Fred Karlsen James I. Michaelis O John P. Oakes ’65 bO Burton J. Stanley O

Up to $499 Frank S. Bayley III v W. Paul Foster O Victor J. Haydel III O Ronald A. Hecker v Douglas G. Hilton v Tom C. Leuteneker O Robert L. Monk vO William J. Pesce II bv Victor Sherman O

1967

1966 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

$5,000 - $9,999

42 18% $141,870

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

52 25% $125,202

$50,000 - $99,999 James McManis vO

$50,000 - $99,999 Gary Shapiro

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous Phillip E. Adler O Francis J. Collin, Jr. O Michael O. Collins David P. Curnow O Ronald N. Finn vO Peter Hemenway v Dixon R. Howell vO Stephen R. Kay vO Steven M. Kipperman O Albert H. Kramer William H. Kronberger, Jr. vO David A. Leipziger O Barry Wm. Levine vO Donald R. Meyer Richard C. Morse O Nicholas G. Muller O Arthur L. Rolston vO Peter H. Smith vO Alden B. Tueller O Doug Van Sant O Richard D. Weisbart vO Tracy W. Westen

1968 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

40 21% $52,044

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous William E. Gagen, Jr. vO Maryellen Cattani Herringer vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Christopher M. McLain vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Frank A. Schreck vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Clayton E. Clement O Emlen H. Ehrlich vO Steven L. Hallgrimson vO Roger Olsen Robert M. Rhodes O

$500 - $999 Philip Anisman vO Jarold A. Evans O Tom Henteleff vO S. Kingsley Macomber vO Russell B. Sunshine Peter K. Westen Leroy Wilson, Jr. O

Up to $499 Anonymous Robert G. Becker Terrence H. Coyne Dan H. Deuprey O Jay Folberg O Paul Z. Goldman Alan E. Harris Eric Jorgensen vO John P. King, Jr. v Norman I. Lustig vO Dennis Montali O David C. Moon O Glenn L. Moss vO Norman E. Reitz O Steven H. Rodda Douglas M. Schwab O John G. Schwartz vO David J. Steinhart vO Roger Strelow Larry D. Struve O Kenneth K. Summers vO Carroll S. Taylor O Brentnall P. Turley

$10,000 - $24,999 Stephen W. Arent vO Donald S. Greenberg v

Noel W. Nellis vO

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

1969 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

51 23% $114,576

$50,000 - $99,999 Mark A. Bertelsen vO

$10,000 - $24,999

Ronald D. Rosen Robert J. Rothman Ronald A. Rubenstein v$ Michael B. Weisz v Joan M. Woodward $

1970 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

53 29% $202,190

Jane Liebman Goichman v

$5,000 - $9,999 Jon F. Hartung v Kenneth E. Jernstedt

$2,500 - $4,999 Kenneth J. Adelson vO William T. Hoffman III vO Ellen Sickles James vO Harry H. Kahn bO Richard S. Kopf v Steven R. Manchester vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Peter A. Berger vO R. Gardner Jolley vO Rick McMichael v Arnold H. Meltz O John A. Reding, Jr. O Stuart P. Tobisman Paul H. Verriere, Jr. v John D. Watterson vO Henry E. Weinstein

$500 - $999 Anonymous Robert A. Baines vO Ellen J. Beilock C. Michael Cooney v Peter K. Kompaniez Dennis C. Krieger O Richard H. Kulka Richard A. Larson v Hon. Lawrence R. Leavitt (Ret.) v James J. Marchiano v Alan F. Spanier vO James H. Stoppello v Glenn R. Woods v

Up to $499 Anonymous Patricia A. Butler vO Hon. Martin R. Gladstein O Thomas G. Haas vO Don R. Inskeep O Philip J. Jimenez O John W. Katz v Edward R. Lebb O Beverly M. Lyon O Paul F. Moore II vO Russell S. Nash, Jr. vO Dean L. Overman O Marcus R. Peppard III O Richard A. Poplack

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

$100,000 and above Carl J. Stoney, Jr. v

$10,000 - $24,999 Jon L. Heberling v$ Leonard Unger v

$2,500 - $4,999

PETER MUÑOZ ’75 and JANE LEROE ’71 met at Cal

Franklin R. Garfield $ Vincent L. Ricci v$

and went to Berkeley Law. All three of their children also graduated from Cal. Translation: they care deeply about the university’s fate. “More and more students are graduating with crushing debt,” says Jane, whose tuition during her last year at Berkeley Law cost $511. “I think law school grads who are financially able have an obligation to help future students achieve their goals.”

$1,000 - $2,499 Walter L. Carpeneti O Howard D. Coleman vO Lee T. Dicker v Brendan M. Dixon vO Kenneth E. Falstrom vO Ned A. Fine vO Dean L. Flint vO Ralph A. Lombardi vO John T. Perkinson vO Ernest N. Reddick vO Bill Rochester Thomas S. Salinger vO Lee Van Boven vO Robert P. vom Eigen vO Douglas H. Wolf vO

A partner at Reed Smith, Peter acknowledges his family’s strong bond with the school—and motivation to preserve its greatness. “I came from poor circumstances and worked my way through Berkeley, but that’s just not feasible now,” he says. “The future of California hinges on the health of its universities, with Berkeley as the leader. That’s why we give.”

Wayne B. Cooper vO Ward Fuller vO Paul R. Hoeber vO Leslie S. Klinger vO Malcolm A. Mackenzie O Knute M. Miller vO William E. Prachar vO Richard A. Schindler O Steve C. Swanson O Gail Migdal Title vO Timothy W. Tower vO

Jane M. Leroe v Bruce S. Ross v James A. Rothstein vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Judith G. Kleinberg vO Lawrence B. Ordower O Glenn A. Smith vO Barry J. Trilling

1971

Up to $499

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

D. Stuart Candland Maria L. Carlile O Bob Corris O Horace Darmaw O Susan K. Fisher O Kathryn Gabler vO Don M. Gartner O Charles A. Greenberg Mark A. Kanai O Paul E. Kremser, Jr. vO Jonathan Lehrer-Graiwer O Michael S. Manchester vO

O = All Access Giving

$5,000 - $9,999

Alan F. Neckritz O Thomas J. Nolan Garrett F. Riegg O Neal A. Roberts vO Robert A. Schnider vO Michael S. Sherman O Steven J. Stanwyck Lloyd G. Stephens v Ronald C. Winkler O Sharon G. Wrubel vO

$500 - $999

$25,000 - $49,999 Mario M. Rosati vO

$10,000 - $24,999 Arthur J. Shartsis vO Patrick J. Simpson vO

b = Deceased

$1,000 - $2,499

56 25% $113,659

Charles Richard Ajalat O Marc H. Bozeman O William M. Chamberlain vO Christopher S. Crook v The Honorable Larry J. Frumes v Peter W. Hanschen v Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. vO Thomas C. Holman vO Anne T. Kneeland Bernhard M. Maassen v John F. Meck III vO Michael L. Meyers Susan J. Passovoy O Warren A. Sinsheimer III O

$500 - $999

Alan S. Watenmaker Edward J. Watson O

Anonymous Branden E. Bickel O Carol Luft Jones O Joseph T. Kiefer Dan L. Kirby vO James W. Klein vO Wallace C. Stark vO

$500 - $999 Jeffrey A. Kaplan vO John M. Ottoboni vO Howard D. Pilch O Don Tortorice

Up to $499

James S. Ader vO Hon. William W. Bedsworth v Daniel T. Berkley vO Dan Bertozzi, Jr. vO Merrick J. Bobb v Kerry B. Conway vO Diane D. Eames O Robert D. Evans vO Gene G. Harter O Irene R. Haynie vO Douglas W. Holt vO Daniel L. Jaffe Brian O. Leary vO Robert E. Lutz II O Ernest J. Maupin vO James T. Mooschekian O Marc D. Paisin Bruce Robb O William E. Rundstrom O Kent A. Russell O Howard T. Slayen O Allan D. Smirni vO D. Rebecca Snow James R. Walsh O Robert N. Weatherbee vO

Anonymous Robert C. Barrett vO Stuart E. Benson O Bill Curran vO Pedro B. Echeverria vO Harold G. Friedman O Auban A. Jackson vO Jan D. Karowsky Michael F. Kruley vO John L. Langslet vO William S. Loughman O Carlos G. Martinez O Stephen R. McSpadden O Norman D. Menegat v William C. Moritz vO Roy G. Olson, Jr. O Michael T. Rahn O Richard G. Schickele vO Robert N. Schiff O Mark D. Schiffmacher O Brian C. Walsh vO Carlos Zaragoza

1972 Donors Participation Total Giving

44 18% $83,655

60 25% $61,198

$10,000 - $24,999 Richard K. Roeder v

$10,000 - $24,999

$5,000 - $9,999

James J. Joseph Gene A. Lucero vO Lynn H. Pasahow v Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis vO

David A. Rosenfeld vO Max Edward Spring v Clare H. Springs v Bruce D. Sunstein vO

$5,000 - $9,999

$1,000 - $2,499

James C. Fowler vO

Steven S. Bell vO Hans Bertram-Nothnagel vO Marsha Siegel Berzon vO Kappy K. Bristol v Richard D. Burstein vO James P. Drummy vO Joseph M. Goldhammer vO Hartmut G. Grossman v Stephen D. Kaus vO Marci R. Rubin O Natalie West vO Robert B. Yoshitomi vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Robert E. Izmirian vO Dennis C. Sullivan vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Robin M. Edwards vO Robert L. Harris vO Dennis S. Karjala vO Barbara A. Lawless O Frank C. Rothrock v Ivor E. Samson vO John A. Schulman O Patricia Ann Sherman

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

O = All Access Giving

$2,500 - $4,999

Stevan C. Adelman O Christopher C. Calkins O Susan Frelich Appleton vO Alan S. Levins vO John G. Mackie vO Steven J. McCoy O Thomas G. Reddy v William K. Rentz O Stephen E. Taylor O Susan Thomas Kattan vO Louis P. Warchot II vO Peter F. Welch vO Steven M. Woodside O Howard L. Wu v

Lynne Drohlich Kaufman & Ron Kaufman O

Up to $499

1973 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

$500 - $999

Anonymous Andrew R. Adler vO Craig H. Casebeer vO Raul R. Contreras O Patrick H. Fabian O Kenneth J. Fishbach O Stephen G. Gould vO Peter C. Grossman O Ann Fingarette Hasse v Les A. Hausrath Peter S. Hecker O Kevin F. Kelly O Edward S. Labowitz vO Steven Lubet Susan C. Miller O Stephen A. Moe vO Thomas M. Norminton vO Jay L. Paxton O Peter Eric Pollaczek v john a. powell Ronald E. Quidachay O Donald M. Roberts O Michael E. Shapiro O Tower C. Snow, Jr. vO Terry L. Spitz O Teresa Tan O John E. Thorson O J. Mark Waxman Philip S. Weismehl vO

$10,000 - $24,999 William T. Barker vO Peter J. Benvenutti & Lise A. Pearlman vO Rick Sherman v

$5,000 - $9,999

Robert C. Berring, Jr. O Julie Conger vO Luke J. Danielson Thomas C. Given O Robert M. Jenkins III Hal Kruth vO Robert L. Lawrence vO Penny N. Nakatsu vO Maude H. Pervere Guyla W. Ponomareff vO Ira G. Rivin Christopher H. Schroeder vO David A. Schuricht vO Leonard C. Schwab Martha J. Talley O Terry A. Thompson Timothy A. Tosta O Anne Trebilcock O Thomas S. Williamson, Jr. vO

$500 - $999 Roxana C. Bacon O Tom Harriman v Jane S. Kumin vO Peter G. Lomhoff David Mannheimer vO L. J. Chris Martiniak O Richard G. McCracken O Eric S. Multhaup O Lawrence Peitzman vO John H. Seesel vO Beth Summers O Tom Surh

Up to $499

1974 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

$1,000 - $2,499

64 24% $113,677

Anonymous Richard R. Fimmel O Clifford E. Frieden vO Joseph C. Friedman vO Jennifer Gee George H. Henry O Louis A. Highman O Hon. Antonio Jimenez O Ted T. Kitada v Howard A. Latin O Arthur N. Marquis vO Terry M. Mead O Marc B. Mihaly O Alan L. Mittman O Bill Morrow O Luiz F. P. Palhares O William Stacy Rhodes O George A. Rutherglen v Robert S. Stein Catalina Valencia Diana M. Wheatley O Allen C. Wilson

Randall Barkan vO Jamie Jacobs-May v Eliot S. Jubelirer vO Martin A. Mattes v Shirley A. Woo vO

b = Deceased

1975 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

65 24% $185,953

$100,000 and above Luke Ellis vO

$10,000 - $24,999 Shirley A. Sanderson vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Peter S. Mu単oz v Marc R. Palotay bvO

$2,500 - $4,999 Paul J. Hall vO Stephen Stublarec vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Adrian Arima O Katharine T. Bartlett vO Alan M. Fenning O Gerhard Frohlich O Lance A. Ito vO Louis T. Lozano O Samuel R. Miller Perry D. Mocciaro v Jane B. Moore vO Dorothy K. Robinson O Federico C. Sayre O John M. True III & Claudia Wilken vO

$500 - $999 David A. Colson Joanne B. Grossman vO Corinne A. Houpt Pamela S. Jue Bruce E. Maximov vO Sylvia Simmons Prozan vO Jeffrey S. Roehl bvO Bonnie Sun vO Geoffrey V. White O

Carol Mayer Marshall (Khosrovi) O Howard M. Moffett O Alfredo M. Morales v Michelle A. Murphy & Robert E. Perkins vO David B. Palley O Norman Pine vO Stephen L. Porter Michael H. Posner vO Bill Rich O David A. Ringnell vO Lois Salisbury O Ronald K. Sipherd O George L. Strasser O Jan L. Vinokour O Judith B. Walsh William H. Webster Margaret Geib Wilkinson

1976 Donors Participation Total Giving

64 24% $196,794

$100,000 and above Charles Y. Tanabe vO

$10,000 - $24,999 Elizabeth Eisenhardt v J. Michael Hemmer v Michael C. Phillips vO

Anonymous Douglas R. Aden O Elizabeth R. Arnold vO Jo Brooks O Gail M. Cardenas Taylor R. Culver O Donald D. Erickson O Lani L. Ewart vO Irvin W. Fegley Kenneth P. Freiberg vO Stephen H. Gimber v Gary Greenfield O Ellen S. Greenstone vO Lawrence L. Hoenig vO Douglas P. Johnson O Alan M. Katz v Judith Droz Keyes v Bruce W. Leppla vO

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Up to $499 Anonymous (2) Michael H. Bancroft vO Stefanie Beninato v David M. Birnbaum Hon. Thomas H. Cahraman vO Judy A. & Timothy V. Flynn-O'Brien O Terry B. Friedman O Judith A. Fries O Laura M. Goldsmith O John Jimenez Kenneth E. Keller v Ira J. Kurzban vO Kit Choy Loke O Nena Manley Edward T. Marshall Glenn P. Oleon O Craig N. Oren O Wilma R. Rader Robert D. Reichman O Sue Ann Levin Schiff O Vicki L. Schulkin O Marjorie M. Shultz v Louise Simpson Hendry O Roberta K. Spurgeon vO Ken H. Takayama vO

1977

$5,000 - $9,999 David Carlyon v Lawrence A. Hobel vO

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

$2,500 - $4,999

Up to $499

$500 - $999

Winifred I. Li O Laurel A. Mayer O John S. Peterson vO Thomas G. Quinn vO Noel Ragsdale vO Andrew H. Sawyer v Cathy R. Silak O

Anne Beroza vO Daniel A. Case vO

54 19% $52,459

Soung-Soo Kim Henry Lerner O David M. Louie vO Susan D. Marmaduke O Charles E. Merrill vO Nina Rivkind v Peter L. Shaw vO Dana H. Shultz O Sandra Woliver O

Up to $499 Anonymous Karen K. Ackerman vO Marcheta Allen v Donna Brorby Bruce E. Coolidge vO Richard Cowart v Jacqueline C. Crowle & Charles T. Scott v Robert R. Garcia vO Samuel E. Goldstein O Paul M. Gordon O Ruth N. Holzman vO Daniel E. Huntington O Jonathan D. Jerison vO Susan C. Martin O Marv Pearlstein vO Jessica S. Pers Douglas K. Porter Richard M. Rosston vO Barbara L. Salomon vO Michele D. Stratton vO Daniel J. Turner Emily E. Vasquez O Robert J. Zepfel O Kirsten L. Zerger O

1978

$1,000 - $2,499

$10,000 - $24,999

John R. Bancroft O John R. Bonn vO Steve Burke O Sarah G. Flanagan v Charles N. Freiberg O Warren R. Jensen vO Linda B. Lichter vO Steven A. Nissen Jonathan R. Paret vO Alan D. Pedlar vO Donald K. Tamaki vO Leslie Joyce Tchaikovsky v Alexander F. Wiles vO Thomas B. Worth vO Douglas R. Young v Vicki H. Young

Mark D. Lubin vO

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

$5,000 - $9,999

$100,000 and above Elizabeth J. Cabraser vO

$2,500 - $4,999

Steven G. Zieff vO

Roger J. Peters v

$5,000 - $9,999

$1,000 - $2,499

Holly J. Fujie vO James M. Heslin vO Michael L. Martinez v Jon Michaelson vO Angela Nomellini vO

Eric K. Behrens & Joyce M. Hicks vO Elizabeth M. Engh v Peter M. Heinemann vO Betsy Miller Jennings vO Joel Linzner O Bernard Lu vO Lawrence A. Moskowitz Gregg Oppenheimer vO Guy A. Randles Rick Robins vO John O. Swendseid vO John P. Warner vO Robert E. White vO

$500 - $999 Anonymous Claudia Cate O John M. Grether vO Joel G. Hirsch O Ralph E. Hughes vO R. Bradford Huss vO

O = All Access Giving

Lee W. Cotugno Catherine DeBono Holmes vO Jeffrey C. Wolfstone vO vO

b = Deceased

61 23% $362,498

$25,000 - $49,999

$2,500 - $4,999 Colbert Matsumoto v

$1,000 - $2,499 Janet Cooper Alexander vO Stevens A. Carey Lynne Carmichael v

$500 - $999 Allison S. Butler O Glenn M. Gottlieb O Mark A. Itkin vO James E. Kaplan Wendy L. Krasner vO Richard E. Meade vO Nancy G. Miller vO Lillian Nakagawa Miyasaki vO Hiroshi Motomura vO Paul S. Ng Vivian D. O'Neal O Ralph A. Ongkeko vO Andrea L. Peterson v

Up to $499 James B. Altman vO Maria L. Arevalo O Jeffrey P. Brandt vO Stephen McG. Bundy v Wendy Carson vO Elizabeth A. Erickson O Harold J. Evans v Cynthia J. Giles O Mark N. Goodman Mary L. Heen Dale A. Hudson vO Everett W. Jenkins, Jr. O Penny Nathan Kahan Alan B. Kalin O Harris E. Kershnar vO Andrew R. Krakoff James E. Lobsenz O Michael Harrison Love O Robert J. Lowe O Thomas F. Maser Deborah E. McFarland v George J. McNabb v Robert E. Moorehead v Charles R. Myers O Julian E. Ponce vO Mark A. Posner Mark Rindner & Christine Schleuss vO Richard Roisman vO Terry E. Roth vO William J. Schlinkert O Patricia K. Torbert O Duff Zwald O

1979 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

1980

$5,000 - $9,999

Louise K.Y. Ing Stephen M. Kristovich vO Scott Lichtig vO James J. Mittermiller vO

61 23% $61,290

$10,000 - $24,999 Linda Martin Purkiss

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Clifford W. Gilbert-Lurie O James G. Gilliland, Jr. vO Susan K. Hori O Sonja A. Inglin O Eddie Orton O

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

$1,000 - $2,499 Alexandra Laboutin Bannon v Michael M. Carlson O Edward M. Chen v Roy S. Geiger vO Clothilde V. Hewlett v Fran M. Layton v Mary Ann McCamant O David L. Osias vO Stephen F. Ross O

$10,000 - $24,999 Paul T. Clark vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Amy Silver Orton O

$2,500 - $4,999 Melvin F. Fortes vO Charles R. Rice v Deborah Lederer Sagues O Thurman V. White, Jr. vO

$500 - $999 Donald C. Arbitblit v William A. Browner vO Douglas Cole Grijalva H. Lee Halterman vO Michael S. Himmel vO Jo Ann Lach v David J. Millstein Randy P. Orlik Joe C. Sorenson vO J. Martin Sproul Edward G. Weil vO D. Kelly Weisberg O

$1,000 - $2,499 Russell J. Austin vO Glenn D. Dassoff vO Carla M. DewBerry O Albert Erkel, Jr. vO Joel S. Goldman v Bob Infelise vO Scott Jacobson vO Anjani Mandavia O Michael S. Mensik & Marguerite M. Tompkins vO Richard Jay Moller Judge Raymond Z. Ortiz Stephen M. Rummage vO Gregory D. & Miriam V. Sheehan O Andrew H. Trott O Judge Lydia Villarreal v Timothy John Williams vO

Up to $499 Anonymous (2) Ronald B. Bass John G. Bauer O Franchesca Callejo Brighton Madeline Chun v Richard J. Collier Timothy Davis vO Andrew J. Demetriou vO Faith D. Dornbrand vO Rebecca S. Eisenberg Patricia M. Ender O Eric O. Freeberg O Gary E. Gans Randolph B. Godshall v Ben I. Hamburg Sandra D. Jones Hugh Lawrence O Michael A. Lee vO Hon. Patricia M. Lucas vO Sanford H. Margolin James L. McGinnis vO Susan J. Meadows O Leigh-Ann Miyasato vO James W. Morando O Kenneth W. Niven O William T. Payne O Mary E. Reilley Bari S. Robinson O John H. Robinson Roderick A. Rodewald vO Joseph Schlesinger v Peter A. Sklarew Erika Wodinsky vO

O = All Access Giving

77 25% $57,598

$500 - $999 Victoria Brademan & Robert A. Enholm vO Carl E. Douglas O Bruce D. Fong & Virginia Lim vO Stephen D. Fraser & Deborah K. Miller vO Richard Freedman vO Norman P. Givant O Barry L. Groce O Albert T. Harutunian III vO Thomas E. Jones Robert F. Leibenluft O David M. Vander Haar vO Mark D. Whatley vO Timothy S. Williams vO Sook Young Yeu vO

Up to $499 Richard K. Bauman O Jennifer Bergovoy Thor E. Buell vO Mark G. Chalpin vO Hector M. Chaparro Michael C. Cohen O Kit Crocker O Paula S. Crow O

Lee A. DuRard v Hon. Kelvin D. Filer William J. Flynn O Janet B. Fogel vO Steven Formaker vO Doug M. Fraleigh v John N. Funk O David F. Gantz v Stephen L. Garber vO LaVeeda R. Garlington-Mathews Debra L. Gonzales James D. Gordon III vO Rachel B. Hooper O Craig W. Hunter vO Lita M. Jacoste David A. Katz vO Julia Epley Klee Lawrence M. Kopeikin vO Ernest J. Krtil O Vonya B. McCann vO Stephen V. O'Neal O Darryl Parker Joel T. Perlstein v Lauren A. Smith O Mark A. Stankevich O Geoffrey L. Thorpe vO Arline S. Tyler Clifford Weingus

1981 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

48 16% $40,808

$5,000 - $9,999 John R. Box O Dana P. Newman vO Diana H. Staring vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Joel A. Feuer & Regina A. Stagg vO Daniel G. Jordan vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Robert Bramson vO Rebecca De Kalb O Joan E. Donoghue O Erik D. Dryburgh v Sandra A. Golze vO Paul J. Klausner vO Chris Locke O John A. O'Malley vO Lulu Zimmerman Witcoff vO

$500 - $999 Diane Aaron vO Richard G. Andrews Guy D. Calladine v Peter W. Colby O Yura Wi Freedman vO Natalie L. Gubb vO Gillis L. Heller vO Warren E. Koons

b = Deceased

David O. Leiwant O Patricia M. Scanlon vO$ David Daniel Wild vO Kenneth T. Zwick vO

Up to $499 Anonymous (2) Jeffrey L. Bornstein v Catherine H. Brown O Ted W. Cassman Ross Cheit O J. Frederick Clarke, Jr. vO Eugene G. Cowan O Ronald D. Kent O Albert J. Kutchins Margaret G. Leavitt & Alan B. Lilly v Michael K. Martin Deborah J. Marx v Kenneth S. Meyers vO Stephen P. Pezzola O Craig A. Pinto O Anthony R. Segall O Kathryn Seligman O Lawrence L. Tong O Glenn Westreich O

1982 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

44 15% $183,019

$100,000 and above Joel S. Sanders vO

$10,000 - $24,999 Nancy R. Heinen v

$2,500 - $4,999 Elisë Chaffin Clowes & Howard Clowes O Virginia Ettinger Phillips vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Joel A. Biatch Cathy A. Costantino v Steven M. Jawetz vO Joseph D. Lee vO Jennifer Bellah Maguire vO Gary J. Malone v Laurene W. McClain Mark G. Parnes v Charles J. Stevens vO David Witcoff vO Michael H. Zischke vO

$500 - $999 Bonnie I. Bogin O Erithe A. Smith Anthony G. Stayner O Jeffrey M. Sulenski vO

Up to $499 Anonymous Yolanda T. Arellano & Jay Leslie Selwitz O Wayne L. Bender vO

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Lydia Raleigh Berggren vO Bruce W. Blakely O Edward G. Burg Margaret W. Carter O Christopher Chase vO Barbara Clark O Diane L. Doubleday O Tracy M. Getz vO Elizabeth A. Ginsburg O Jeffrey A. Glick vO Heidi L. Hamilton Mary K. Hedley vO Mark L. Kenchelian vO Donald M. Lewis III vO Sarah E. Mack O Lisa Spann Maslow O Charles D. Pacheco O Margaret R. Roisman vO Hughes S. Turner O Nanette J. Zavala

1983 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

51 16% $135,309

$50,000 - $99,999

Thomas W. Sondag O Edward J. Willig III vO

Up to $499

$500 - $999

Anonymous (2) James F. Anderson O Randall W. Black O Lucia L. Blakeslee vO Richard Burger vO Felicia L. Chambers O Kim E. Clark Robert J. Faris vO Phillip D. Fletcher O Gregory L. Hilbrich Jonathan H. Hulbert vO Ann Jorgensen v Esther Y. Kim vO Thomas D. Nevins III O Catherine F. Ratcliffe O James P. Rooney vO Carol Samek v Charles W. Sherman, Jr. O Timothy A. Stafford O Daniel T. Steiner Jacque Nims Westling vO

Anonymous Alan D. Greenberg O Yuji Iwanaga O Dennis O. Seymour, Jr. vO Bruce M. Slavin vO David L. Taub

$25,000 - $49,999 Michael F. Grady vO

Up to $499

1984 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

William H. Voge

63 21% $353,970

$100,000 and above

$5,000 - $9,999

Ellyn M. Lindsay v

Monica B. Rodal vO

$10,000 - $24,999

$2,500 - $4,999

Paula E. Boggs vO Joanne Lahner vO Mark S. Pécheck v

Anonymous Eric Chen vO Martina W. Knee v Thomas B. McGuire, Jr. & Josephine E. Powe vO

$5,000 - $9,999 David S. Carter vO Mary Ellen (Burns) Kanoff O

$1,000 - $2,499

$2,500 - $4,999

Jeanne E. Berwick O David S. Blum vO Nick A. BoodrookasO Jane E. Kahn v Beth L. Karpf O Gerald A. Kurland & Marta Thoerner Kurland vO Rena L. O'Malley vO Ethan P. Schulman v Steven L. Smith vO Michael D. Stern O Mark D. Weinberg O

Sally A. Drach Mary B. Foster vO Thomas N. Harding v Matthew W. Powell vO John M. Rosenthal vO Steven L. Vettel vO Steven L. Wittels v vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Elizabeth P. Allor O Lynn M. Alvarez Katharine A. Bostick Stacey M. Byrnes vO Charles N. Charnas v Scott A. Edelman v Jay Fujitani vO Mary R. Montella O Michael D. Moradzadeh O Eileen A. Shibata v Joel R. Singer vO

$500 - $999 Ramsey M. Al-Salam O Mark A. Flagel Allen B. Grodsky vO Peter H. Klee Lauren M. LaPietra vO Leslie A. Oster O Ben Riley O

O = All Access Giving

Neil E. Taxy vO Carol Davis Zucker v

b = Deceased

Esthel B. Allen Samuel R. Behar O Carol L. Bussey v Kenneth C. Byrne vO Leslie M. Campbell O Margaret W. Capron Nancy G. Case O$ Eric C. Casriel Paul H. Chan O Michael J. Dalton vO Deborah A. de Lambert O Teresa L. Friend Beth M. Goldman O David Gurnick O Robin D. Irvine vO Paul R. Johnson Ann I. Jones O Mary T. Keating Robert R. Klotz O Drew R. Liebert Milton L. Lorig vO Crystal S. Needham O Edward L. Quevedo O George M. Riddle, Jr. O Robert F. Roos vO Veronica Sanchez v Jose P. Umali vO Susan Miles von Herrmann Richard G. Wallace vO Neil J. Wertlieb O Robert B. Wilcox, Jr.

1985 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $100,000 and above William R. Lindsay v

$10,000 - $24,999 Gregory D. Call v Lindsee P. Granfield vO Suzanne Greenberg vO Donna M. Petkanics vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Michael L. Charlson vO Carl B. Cheng O Robert L. Lin v

55 19% $338,568

$1,000 - $2,499

$2,500 - $4,999

Lee R. Bogdanof O Robert A. Chapman vO Jeffrey M. Chu & Tara K. Mochizuki v Jennifer M. Coughlin O Jeffrey C. Eglash vO Craig B. Etlin vO Michael W. Fitzgerald O Bradley J. Rock vO Marc J. Stone O Lisa McCabe van Krieken O

Thomas F. Koegel Duane Lyons & Tracie Tabor Lyons vO Miriam D. Starc vO

$500 - $999 Peter H. Carson O Timothy M. Gill O Nancy S. Pemberton v Deborah Pulido Miriam Ducoff Smolen vO

Ross A. Albert vO Karen L. Bowen James E. Castello O John A. Clark v Barbara H. Clement vO Jay W. Deverich Millard A. Murphy v Michael K. Plimack O Adam Sachs O Jack T. Sheridan vO

$500 - $999

Up to $499 Anonymous Leslie Allen O Kevin S. Allred O Thomas P. Amodio v Susan W. Ansberry O Michael D. Austin O John R. Burroughs O Mary Coppinger Cutler vO Michele M. Desoer O Jeffrey H. Field O Eugene T. Franklin O Lisa J. Gold vO Richard D. Gorelick vO John D. Green O Christopher M. Kennedy O Che Hong Lee v David R. McFadden O Andrew H. Mohring O Willard S. Moore Peter M. Patton vO John H. Pearson Randall S. Rodriguez David A. Rosenthal O Daniel J. Schneider vO Matthew D. Schreiber vO Sergio A. Tejadilla O Katherine J. Thomson vO Stephen F. Tobias v Kimberly Davenport Ware O C. Brandon Wisoff O Marc A. Zeppetello vO

1986 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

$1,000 - $2,499

Tony Bakos vO Albert J. Boro, Jr. v Kent E. Cattani Shirley M. Lukitsch Philip W. Peters O Andrew M. Scoble Brodie C. Westen, Jr.

Over the past 27 years, TRACY EDMONSON ’88 has seen her corporate finance practice evolve from a California focus to a worldwide endeavor—working on transactions that involve companies from England, Sweden, Russia, France, Italy, and elsewhere. “Being able to adapt to the various cultural and business dynamics of these markets requires a global perspective and a nimble personality,” she says. “Today’s law students must be prepared for that.”

Up to $499 Anonymous Stephen Antion O Paul Churchill vO Jason M. Cox v Lauren B. Edelman v Jerome H. Friedberg vO Bruce Goto O Rina Hirai vO Nancy C. Jackson O Julie A. Jones O Claudia Valdez Knox David J. Larwood vO Lynn M. McLean O Ross D. Meador O Christy H. Taylor Mihaly O Daniel R. Miller vO Maria F. Ramiu O Karen S. Schryver v Tim Taich O Robert J. Trachtenberg Laura I. Trejo v Kathleen M. Vanden Heuvel José H. Varela v Thomas C. Wolford O

Having established a named scholarship at Berkeley Law, Tracy relishes the chance to give back. “My husband and I benefitted greatly from scholarships and other forms of assistance in college and graduate school,” she says. “We want to support programs at Berkeley that enable future generations to enjoy those same benefits.”

$5,000 - $9,999 Bradford C. Lewis vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Neil A. F. Popovic v

1987 48 17% $53,021

$10,000 - $24,999 Nancy L. Fineman v Andrés Rivero vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Robert E. Cox

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

$1,000 - $2,499

Up to $499

Marque C. Chambliss Mitchell M. Chupack vO Linda M. Dardarian vO Warren S. de Wied vO Stephen P. Freccero vO Ellen J. Garber vO Kate Jastram v Thomas A. Letscher v Dana S. Rieger O Denise M. Shea-Malcolm Jonathan S. Simon v v

46 15% $110,870

$50,000 - $99,999 Kenton J. King v

$10,000 - $24,999

$500 - $999

Evan R. Cox vO Erika A. Kelton vO Laura W. Young v

O = All Access Giving

Barbara A. Fain vO G. Markell Fluckiger v Pamela L. Johnston Steven W. Paul William R. Sawyers vO Dana A. Welch

Anonymous Michael A. Chasalow vO

Anonymous Shelley R. Barber-Devine O Anne Bruner Nash vO Joyce C. L. Chow O Vladimir P. Devens O Genevieve T. Dougherty O Drew E. Edwards & Johanna M. Fontenot O Michael Eisner O Joni T. Hiramoto vO Karin J. Immergut O Crystal D. Johnson vO Jason R. Marks vO Charles L. Miller O R. Clark Morrison

b = Deceased

Christer L. Mossberg O Anne E. Mudge Sean A. O'Brien John L. Petr vO Robert J. Plotkowski O Richard S. Taylor O

John F. Pinheiro vO Kevin P. Quinn, SJ vO Michael J. Rochman O Mark M. Sharf O Joan Stieber O Jeffrey A. Teich O

1988

1989

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

47 15% $69,695

$10,000 - $24,999 Tracy K. Edmonson John W. Kuo vO

71 24% $169,306

$25,000 - $49,999 v

$5,000 - $9,999 Gregory T. Davidson vO Lisa A. Landsman O Charlene M. Morrow O Diane Stewart-Zezza vO David A. Zapolsky

$2,500 - $4,999 Evangelina M. Almirantearena v Anthony J. Richmond vO Edward J. Weiss O

$1,000 - $2,499 Kristi M. Ferraro O William N. Hebert William M. Scherer vO Christina A. Spaulding v Claire A. Walls v David E. Woodruff vO

$500 - $999 Anonymous Steven D. Anderson vO Priscilla S. Carson O Marc S. Harris O John O. Horsley O Daryl S. Landy O Diane M. L. Lee O Rosemarie Y. Nahm Won-Kyou Ryou Maureen A. Young v

Up to $499 Ichiro Araki vO Keven F. Baxter Erick J. Becker vO Damon M. Connolly O Adam C. Dawson O Loree A. Devery Carroll S. Dorgan O Kelly L.M. Hauser O Anne S. Hilleary Katharine B. Hsiao O Marina C. Hsieh O Jeffrey B. Kirschenbaum O Nobu Kitamura O Janet Luck v Frances E. Marshall O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

Mark B. Abbott v Jeff Bleich O Diane M. Doolittle vO

$10,000 - $24,999 Ellen E. Jamason O

$5,000 - $9,999 Caroline D. Avery & Jon S. Tigar vO Debra L. Fischer vO Geoffrey M. Gold v James P. Ryan vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Robert L. Falk v Robert R. Holmen v Karen L. Kennard K. John Shaffer Anita F. Stork Michael F. Tubach O Julie Kusske Xanders vO

Student journals constitute a formative experience for many Berkeley Law students. Now a top real estate development attorney, R O B E R T D O T Y ’90 recalls how Ecology Law Quarterly (ELQ) “made my time in law school vastly better, led to some work I did during my 2L summer, and sharpened my career focus.” Now a major supporter of ELQ and the school’s Center for Law, Energy & the Environment, Robert gives back because it “seems like the least I could do, and without question what I should do.” He fondly recalls “the intellectual challenge and the camaraderie of a bunch of cool, sharp, low-drama people” from his law student days, and urges fellow alums to stay engaged with the school. “Whether through time, money, or preferably both, we make the institution stronger.”

$1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499

David R. E. Aladjem O Carol L. Brownstein vO Charles Q. Clay III Leon Dayan v Jami Floyd O Bonnie E. Fought vO Geoffrey W. Haynes vO Steven Hellman vO Michael G. King O Fritz K. Koehler O Randall R. Lee vO Daniel E. O'Connor O Thomas A. Ryan Barbara J. Schussman O Ted S. Storey vO

Anonymous Daniel E. Altman O Scott H. Bauman O Adam C. Belsky Marcelyn R. Cox O Timothy P. Crudo Jayne M. (DeCubellis) Donegan O Laura N. Fashing vO Emily H. Herzstein O Daniel T. Judge David C. Kalemkarian vO Alison D. Keel vO Rebecca J. Kurland v Bradley S. Lui O Robin E. Miller & Daniel Rossi O Letitia D. Moore O Ilene N. Moore Marco Quazzo Jill L. Robinson O Robert A. Saltzberg Aaron R. Schwabach O Lois W. Schwartz vO Anita D. Stearns Mayo vO Traci M. Tait v Howard L. Yellen O Donna R. Ziegler O

$500 - $999 Carlos A. Alvarez Brian E. Argrett vO Merri A. Baldwin O Edward G. Black Mark V. Boennighausen v Leland Chan Thomas M. Cleary O Robert C. Holtzapple vO Kenneth M. Kliebard O Cynthia Lee v Jeffrey J. Lewis A. Sprightley Ryan

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

1990 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $25,000 - $49,999 Mareta C. Hamre v

$10,000 - $24,999 Robert P. Doty vO Tom Stoever v

$5,000 - $9,999 Clare M. Maier vO Allan T. Marks vO Kathi J. Pugh v Michael L. Tuchin vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Araceli Cole vO Thomas A. Counts vO Juliet A. Davison vO Michael L. Schenkman vO Kim A. Thompson v

47 16% $97,650

$1,000 - $2,499

$500 - $999

Up to $499

Kurt Flehinger O Gretta Goldenman O Renata B. Hesse O

Andrew M. Kaplan vO Kevin T. Lantry vO Claude B. Stansbury vO

$500 - $999

Up to $499

Deborah E. Beck vO Raymond E. Cannon & John J. Sullivan vO Thel W. Casper vO Bettina M. Fernandez O Lisa B. Fitzgerald O Sue C. Hansen vO Daniel Juarez O Michael F. Kelleher v Caroline S. Lee & Stephen L. Raucher vO Patricia R. Lenzi vO Abraham C. & Elizabeth A. Meltzer Lynne M. Rasmussen O Daniel A. Saunders Alexa C. Saxon Howard Shelanski vO Dionne G. Sinclair Jonathan M. Streifer Jaime A. Villalobos vO Timothy J. Wellman Raymond P. Weschler vO Ronald R. Weston Chun Wright vO Laura J. Zuckerman

Catherine R. Albiston & Marc N. Melnick Ellen R. Auriti O Cheryl L. & Jesse Berg v Margo N. Bradish Raul Cadena O Claudio R. Chavez O Christine H. Dauchez O Thomas A. Ericsson O Thomas L. Freedman v Kimberly A. Gaab vO James W. Govert O Joyce L. Hom Jones Mark S. Howenstein Joel S. Jacobs Alex & Stacy Kray O Melonie J. McCall O Daphne Moore vO Dirk R. Mueller O Theresa A. Nagle O Jeffrey W. Noe Robert M. Shore O Eric M. Steinert Jenifer Schatten Swirnoff Serra M. Tsethlikai O James D. Vaughn O Yiping Yang vO Jinshu Zhang O

Martin D. Bern Juliet T. Browne & Jon W. Hinck v Vickie K. Mavromihalis O Juliana A. Moersdorf-Schulte O Gregory N. Pimstone v Walter E. Rusinek O Martin Schulte O Jaeha J. Shin O Kevin E. Solliday O O

Up to $499 Christopher B. Conner vO Lt. Col. Frank Delzompo, USMC & Lisa Delzompo O Carlos Deustua-Landazuri O Thomas Dorer vO David A. Ericksen vO Ellison Folk O Arthur D. Gunther O Kimberly T. Harris O Akiko Ito Mike Kass O Paula R. Lee O Janelle London Philip C. Monrad O Benjamin D. Nieberg O J. Robert Renner vO Robert G. Retana O Lawrence W. Ruth Jennifer U. Saunders John W. Sither v Paul J. Titcher O Victoria Saker Woeste

1991 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

1993 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

1992 Donors Participation Total Giving

$10,000 - $24,999

43 17% $56,630

$10,000 - $24,999

39 14% $75,692

$10,000 - $24,999 Kevin P. Kennedy Mark A. Lemley vO Ragesh K. Tangri

$5,000 - $9,999 Sean M. SeLegue vO

$2,500 - $4,999 James H. Abrams Holly Doremus v Rick W. Jarvis vO

Edgar B. Cale III vO Claire Truxaw Cormier O Kate Hartley O Lorena E. Haynes O Steven S. Kimball O Trisha M. Kimura vO Scott A. Kronland vO Daniel B. Lantry O Polene Ng Liu O Marc S. Maister O Thomas N. McAliley James P. McHugh O Howard G. McPherson vO Hillary B. Rossman O Shelley J. Sandusky v Varya Simpson John E. Somorjai vO Sidney J. Spaeth Geraldine N. Sparrow Marta I. Tanenhaus O Mary Ellmann Tang O Jessica C. Vapnek O Katherine Knopoff Wadley vO Karen Hanson Wellman O Barbara Leibhardt Wester

$1,000 - $2,499 John J. Brouhard L. Rachel Lerman v Timothy A. Miller vO Michael H. Page O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

$5,000 - $9,999 Stephanie H. Gold v

$2,500 - $4,999

Daralyn J. Durie Leo B. Helzel v

Lawrence E. Mittin vO

$1,000 - $2,499

$5,000 - $9,999

Erik H. Adams Daniel J. Cloherty vO Simon J. Dickens O Christine L. Hoang O Suzanne T. Michel vO Jonathan M. Palmer & Kara Diane Palmer vO Yvonne M. Pierrou & Michael D. Prough vO Michael B. Schwarz vO Jane G. Zerbi O

David M. Barkan v Jeffrey A. Kaiser vO Alex M. Moisa & Irma Rodriguez-Moisa vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Erika Rottenberg vO Sandee Simshauser vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Angel A. Garganta vO Karen E. & Thomas J. Ivey O Julian K. Ong O

$500 - $999

$500 - $999 Daniel B. Asimow & LeAnn G. Bischoff v Joshua A. Lipp vO Robert B. Mison vO Susan Roeder v

O = All Access Giving

Michael S. Kagnoff

William H.D. Fernholz vO William T. Gallagher v Petrina S. Hsi vO Anthony C. Infanti vO Scott R. Maples O James R. Potter vO Rhonda R. Trotter vO

51 17% $40,672

1994 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

46 20% $55,425

$10,000 - $24,999 Tom Peckham vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Glenn L. Briggs O Jasmin Patel Levander O Darren M. Trattner vO Charles W. Welch vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Seraphim Mar O David Y. Otsuka v

$1,000 - $2,499 Frank A. Cialone Monica K. Cloherty vO Lee A. Edlund vO Ingrid Hosten Mittermaier Daniel L. Pines vO Ellen J. Rubin vO Nicole M. Ryan Michelle W. Waites vO

$500 - $999 Anonymous Miles J. Feldman O John H. Marlow O David F. Rees & Linly Ferris Rees vO

b = Deceased

Up to $499 Anonymous Felix Avila & Elizabeth A. Camacho O Michael S. Carl O Mark D. Lucia vO Andrew K. Lueder O Richard J. McNulty O Stephen M. Miller vO Debora A. Morrison O Craig D. Norris Rachel Nosowsky O Cathy J. Ostiller vO Robert "Perl" Perlmutter O John P. Phillips Edward F. Quigley O Hon. Joseph M. Quinn James B. Rodriguez O Eric J. Rosenzweig vO Yael R. Schauder O Byron Shoji v Frank E. Solomon vO Molly S. Stump Philip C. Tencer Timothy J. Walsh O Sarah C. Wilson O Arthur C. Young O

1995 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

47 17% $47,779

$10,000 - $24,999 Mario L. Barnes vO Jennifer G. & Sean D. Rodgers

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Brett Cooper vO Alexandre B. Makler vO Christopher G. Nicholson

$500 - $999 Matthew S. Forsyth v Nicole D. Harris v Paniti Junhasavasdikul vO Alyssa T. Koo vO Thomas Mayhew O Shaun D. Moore O Cynthia A. Nastanski O Matthew F. Roberts vO Stephanie Sue Powers Skaff Thomas N. Stephens vO Stephanie Switzer-Brule Abril B. & George A. Turner O Glenda M. Zarbock

Up to $499 Anonymous Amber E. Alonso Christopher J. Arriola Gretchen Bosschart Barber vO Nicole Bartow vO Kathleen Bryski O Jeffry S. Butler O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

1998

Steven A. Childress v Stephanie E. Deaner O Darin H. Donovan O John H. Douglas Denise Pino Erwin Patrick J. Farrell vO David P. Jedrzejek O David R. King O Charisma Lam O Tienne E. Lee O Lisa A. Mammel O David & Jill McConaughy O John J. McIlvery O Gilman T. Miller O Anna E. Muzzy vO Laura H. Parsky v Peter W. Poulos O Scott A. Shorr vO

Mark D. Servino vO Katherine A. Sieck O Robert E. Solomon vO Jessica Takano vO Yen B. Trac v Christopher D. Watkins O Margaret L. Wu

$2,500 - $4,999

$1,000 - $2,499

1996

Jennifer Salzman Romano

Elizabeth L. Riles Clements vO Lance Etcheverry O Randall Keen vO Michael S. Kwun vO Adam Schwenker John A. Scott O

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

1997 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

$10,000 - $24,999 Abe M. Friedman O

46 16% $16,960

$1,000 - $2,499

39 15% $36,568

Lisa Arakaki vO Jennifer M. Friedman O Sabing H. Lee vO Daniel E. Purcell Brad Simon vO

$10,000 - $24,999

$500 - $999

Mitch Zuklie v

Cristin R. Carr & David M. Jolley Chris Chavez O Thomas B. Ginsburg vO Laura A. Heymann O Nan Joesten O Carrie E. Johnson Laurel B. Miranda O Martin Toulouse O Karen M. Yan

$5,000 - $9,999 Karen I. Boyd vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Matthew W. Close v

$1,000 - $2,499

Up to $499

James J. Fontanilla vO Peter Goss vO Gilbert M. Labrucherie, Jr. O

$500 - $999 JoAn Cho & Satoshi Yanai vO Zahavah S. Levine O Brooks A. Olbrys vO Robert S. Schlossman vO Daniel Shanfield Stacey L. Wexler

Up to $499 Anya M. Binsacca O J. Taylor Browning O Monica J. Burick O Catharine Wildenthal Cummer O Jonathan M. Eisenberg v Christi M. Gotvald O Gustavo Grunbaum O Andrew M. Gschwind O Jonathan T. Laba O Jeanine M. Larrea O Brian M. Maney O Miguel A. Marquez Ted Mermin & Claudia Polsky vO Christopher H. Pederson vO JL Piscitello vO Marya A. Postner, PhD Brad R. Roth O Sandra M. Schwarzmann O

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

35 13% $38,500

Anonymous AJ Aquilina vO Shona L. Armstrong vO Barton E. Bowers O David W. Bowker vO Jess Bravin vO Catherine J. Carter vO Shirley D. Chin O Jahmal T. Davis O Keith A. Dropkin O Chad D. Finke O Margaret Nell Fitzgerald vO Steven R. Harmon vO Thomas P. Henne Andy Huang O Ivy H. Jones Dave Kling O Star Lightner Leanne M. Mader Cromwell R. Montgomery vO Kurt B. Opsahl v Diana D. Perry-Elby v Gary A. Pulsinelli vO Jennifer T. Sanchez O Linda P. Shih vO Kevin J. Simon O Jojiro Takano vO Julie S. Turner O Osa L. Wolff vO Brent Yamashita vO

$5,000 - $9,999 Matthew Antonelli Kan T. Donohoe O

$500 - $999 Jennifer K. Achtert v Samuel Craig Dibble vO Matti Fromson O Caitlin M. Liu v Gina Nobuko Shishima O Daniel K. Yost

Up to $499 Anonymous Louise C. Adamson O Linda C. Beresford Adam Harrison Braverman O Andrea Christine Brunetti O David N. Cassuto vO Sungae Choi Jon Dowell vO Andrew Esbenshade vO Michelle I. Fowler Kelly S. Howick & Robby W. Mockler vO Peggy Huang O Nicholas Khadder O Therese M. Leone Brian David Mesibov O Mae T. O'Malley Nicole M. Pearl & Cynthia Tobisman O Debbie Yee v

1999 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $10,000 - $24,999 Drew Davis v

$2,500 - $4,999 Gillian N. Brown v Heather Mewes

35 12% $30,100

$1,000 - $2,499 Te-Fang Chu Deborah McInnes Festa vO Alison P. Howard v James Li Carol Sherman Zaist

$500 - $999 Ellen A. Berman O Paula L. Blizzard Matthew T. Kline O Dawn C. Van Tassel Christina M. Wheeler vO

Up to $499 Kavon Adli Sanders L. Adu O Roxanna M. Altholz Nadia O. Bari O Phoenix X. Cai O Ernest Ceberio O Justin S. Chang vO Navid Dayzad Lizbeth H. Flores Garces vO Lisa A. Frank Johnny J. Graves vO Jeffrey Edward Hall O Diana L. Lock O Ingrid Loran-Haranqui vO Lynn Alejandro Lugo David E. Mastagni O Frank J. Mycroft O Anthony A. Patel O Deana Pollard O Suellen Ratliff Perry O Christopher G. Seldin O Wansun Song

2000 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

Lisa D. Fialco O Erin Framke O Mie Fujimoto O Rachel L. Gibson O Tamir I. Goldstein O Tiffany L. Gomez O Daisy Y. Ha vO Erika K. Mikkelsen Halford O Jason P. Hannigan O E. Anne Hawkins & Jacob R. Sorensen Matthew R. Hulse O Catherine F. Johnson O Michelle J. Kane Audrey K. Kwan Gerald T. Lau O Carrie Melissa LeRoy O Eric A. Moon vO Suzanne E. Pyatt O Joshua S. Rider v Joshua A. Room O Julie A. Salamon O Neha M. Sampat O Monica C. Hayde Schreiber vO Mary Elizabeth Smith vO Lester Szeto O Karl W. Torke John Tydlaska & Melissa Clayton Tydlaska Jennifer M. Urban

2001 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

44 15% $39,409

$10,000 - $24,999

A N N E MA H LE ’01 is used to bringing things full circle. Years after teaching with Teach For America (TFA), she returned and currently serves as senior vice president of public partnerships. Long active in Berkeley Law’s International Human Rights Law Clinic, she is now one of its staunch supporters. “The clinic has a huge impact on the conversation around human rights,” says Anne, noting its work on the effects of mass violence and war crimes. “In addition, it helps students gain real expertise.” Anne, the lead on TFA’s public policy efforts and government interactions, also makes unrestricted gifts to the law school. “I learned so much at Berkeley and received many opportunities to apply that knowledge,” she says. “It made a deep impact on my personal and professional trajectory.”

Vivian W. Chang v

43 14% $15,256

$2,500 - $4,999 Michael Woodrow DeVries O

$1,000 - $2,499 Salima A. Merani, PhD v Michael J. Sawyer v Junfeng Wang O

$500 - $999 Ethan B. Andelman v Scott B. Birkey v Julia Fromholz O Michael D. Murphy vO Dawn Sestito O

Up to $499 Esha Bandyopadhyay O Warren Bleeker vO Lee M. Caplan O Rebecca S. Engrav vO

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

$5,000 - $9,999 Yury Kapgan vO

$2,500 - $4,999 Christian A. Chu v Adam Hardy Johnson O Anne E. Mahle vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Keith Garner & Jenny Park Garner O Joshua H. Lerner Christine Foster Li vO Jeff Schrepfer vO Catherine Shuck v

$500 - $999 Rachel A. Birkey v Steven K. C. Hwang Jennifer Kobayashi vO Daniel Miller O Jennifer L. Polse O Brian Procel vO

Up to $499 Ritu Ahuja O Kate Bartow vO

O = All Access Giving

Tony Borrego Jonathan Stuart Brown vO Anita Starchman Bryant vO Christina C. Caplan O Dawn Marie Ceizler v Rex T. Chang O Katherine C. Zarate Dulany O Deborah Elaine Girolamo O Eckart Gottschalk Sinclair S. Hwang O Michael Lysobey Katherine T. Nahapetian O Tracy Eila Reichmuth vO Susan Ridihalgh O Rick Rifenbark O Doug A. Scullion O Pratik A. Shah vO Sandra M. Spector O Susanna E. Squier vO James M. Toma Alicia Natalie Vaz Anna Wang v Hope S. Whitney v Gunnar Wolf vO Alisa A. Woodring O

2002 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

39 19% $22,792

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous

$1,000 - $2,499 Michael Darron Jay vO Christine Marie Reilly O Noot Kittiaksorn Stapleton O Racheal Turner

$500 - $999 Mikako T. Cho vO Tyler C. Gerking & Amelia Miazad O Annie & Jason Lam vO Carla A. McCauley O Brian D. McDonald O Christopher Jonathan Schafer v Sabra-Anne Rachel Truesdale

b = Deceased

Up to $499 Maki Arakawa v Edward J. Balsamo O Katherine Race Brin vO Ana Cheney vO Michael Franzinger O Nina C. Geneson Otis vO Franklin B. Goldberg v Brian Harty Charles J. Higley O Dana N. Hirschenbaum vO Alison Nameth Kamber O Miriam Kim Lucinda L. Lea Deborah A. Leonard O Marcia H. Loeffelholz O Daniel H. Mao vO Sarah Ratcliffe Choi O Denise Lillian Riley vO Shannon Rozner v Mara & Ben Shreck vO Jason Todd Snyder vO Margaret S. Thomas O Katherine Anne Wenger O

2003 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

65 19% $36,883

Alisa D. Nave vO

47 16% $19,665

Kevin K. Babikian vO Demetrius Chapin-Rienzo O Lisa Delehunt Olle vO

$1,000 - $2,499 O

$2,500 - $4,999 Shanda C. Chapin-Rienzo O Will T. DeVries v Hsiao C. Mao O

Kelly N. Bartling O Matthew P. Chapman vO Brandon J. Mark O Ramona Mateiu v Raffi V. Zerounian O

Sasha R. Abrams O Wenfang Chen vO Anthony G. Craig Brian R. Guth Deanna L. Kwong Anhthu H. Le Frank Martin v Araceli Martinez-Olguin v Ryan R. Owens O

Maral A. Aristakessian vO Emily L. Berning O Jamaar M. Boyd-Weatherby O Ryan J. Casamiquela vO Ellen Cookman Andrew V. Devkar O Benjamin T. & Sarah C. Duranske O Allison L. Ehlert O Ian H. Eliasoph Jamie L. Frieden O Hayley C. Goodson v Tobias D. & Laura Marie Halvarson Mark D. Harmon O Christopher D. Hazuka O Andrea Goldsmith Heyn & Matthew Heyn O John E. Janhunen O Lori Kepner O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

Anonymous Jennifer C. Bretan vO Benson R. Cohen v Marcus A. Cordova Karen B. Petroski O Winslow B. Taub O

$500 - $999

32 9% $13,417

$1,000 - $2,499 Phillip G. Freemon vO Margaret E. Munzig O Ann M. O'Leary vO Joseph M. Teltser O

$500 - $999 Michael R. Bracamontes O Elizabeth Hope Eng v Jennie Kim v Yen P. Nguyen v Yungsuhn Park v Anita G. Zerounian O

Up to $499

Anonymous Rana Awad O Miranda-Lin S. Bailey v Sarah M. Barnes O Susan Brehm O Douglas J. Chermak Julia A. Clayton O Michael M. Collier O Francisco V. Cortes Mary Dabiza Allison S. Davenport O Shara J. Davis Laura C. Delehunt

O = All Access Giving

Mikel Diez Sarasola O Molly DiRago Steven J. Feldstein O Kimberly D. Fross v Victoria K. Hall vO Wendy Fleske Hansen O Kristi A. Hughes v James A. Johnson O Daryll A. Kidd Gloria J. Lee Wendy L. Lilliedoll O Karen C. Marchiano v Emily Zarins Mason O Deborah K. Miller vO William H. Miller III O Stacy N. Paek O Sheridan Pauker O Anna T. Pletcher O Jason T. Riddick & Aura S. Stutzman O Bhanu K. Sadasivan Erin C. Smith O Dennis J. Smith O David S. Steiner O Aaron C. Stonecash v Sonja M. Strahm O Richard J. Sweet O Felicia Y. Sze Shayna M. van Hoften Claudia M. Vetesi Mohammad Walizadeh David L. Wallach O Michelle R. Watts-Gallick

2005

$1,000 - $2,499

$500 - $999

Up to $499

2004 $10,000 - $24,999

$2,500 - $4,999

Melinda T. Derish Scott Yu O

Valerie L. Meyer Kamon D. Naddaf O Amir A. Naini vO Nicole A. Ozer Sheila A. Quinlan v Andrea Saunders Rifenbark O Heather Rosmarin O Michael S. M. Shin O Erik R. Stallman vO Matthew J. Syrkin vO David M. Tabatabaee O David E. West O Stefanie G. West Martha Kendall Winnacker O Catha A. Worthman Katherine L. Zucca O Erica K. Zunkel v

Anonymous (2) Catherine S. Ahn O Eran Marie Bermudez O Ritu Bhatnagar Deirdre I. Bourdet O Rachael Burnson & Javier C. Rivera v Erin Carroll vO Christin K. Cho O Catherine Carlson Ferrier O Andrea J. Fitanides O Kevin T. Fox Nicholas Jon Ganjei O

b = Deceased

Marc-Tizoc Gonzalez Hartwell V. Harris vO Eliza N. Hersh Elizabeth E. Hunter vO Cheryl B. Kahn Ann L. Kim Alma Lagarda Sarah M. Laubach Robin L. Lumsden O Liwen A. Mah vO Elizabeth N. Mazur O Anupama K. Menon vO Elizabeth J. Miles O Enrique A. Monagas vO Brian E. Moskal Kendra A. Nielsen O Nora A. Preciado Noah S. Rosenthal vO Miguel J. Ruiz O Peter R. Santina Nisha K. Shah Catherine C. Smith O Sky C. Stanfield O Patricia J. Svilik Naomi R. Tsu O Sara G. Ugaz O Bryan W. Wahl vO R. Matthew Wise O Felix T. Wu vO Salomon Zavala, Jr.

2006 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Shiao Chien Lee O

$500 - $999 Carly O'Halloran Alameda David A. Taylor David C. Yang v

Up to $499 Anonymous Amanjit S. Arora O Prisca Bae O Catherine A. Beekman Dawn H. Belt O Jeffrey R. Boles, PhD O Marc T. Campopiano Douglas Champion O Cari A. Cohorn O Caren E. Decter O Diana D. DiGennaro O James B. Duff vO Zachary O'Neill Fallon O Benjamin C. Geiger O Sumin Joo O Melanie R. Kay vO Colin E. Kelley O Lisette G. Kimes O Charlene Y. Kon O

41 12% $9,125

Cheryl Galindo Kushida O Michael R. Lepie Tara C. Lundstrom Jeannette M. MacMillan O Joseph T. McNally Nayantara Mehta O Christopher D. Moon O Jonathan A. Mukai O Katherine M. Nolan-Stevaux Sarah Rackley Olson Katherine A. Ryan Ranganath T. Sudarshan O Richard M. Swartz O Ilona M. Turner O Derek C. Walter O Margaret D. Wilkinson O Sebastian Zimmeck O

2007 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

54 16% $23,602

$10,000 - $24,999 Spencer J. Pahlke

$2,500 - $4,999 Laura Evans v

$1,000 - $2,499 Peter Higgins Bales Thomas S. Fletcher v Christina G. Hioureas O Scott A. Zimmermann v

$500 - $999 Yusef J. Alexandrine Ilham A. Hosseini

Up to $499 Anonymous (3) Armen Adzhemyan O Heather M. Barnett Minner Deborah K. Barron Elizabeth Richards Bing Corinne I. Calfee v Janette D. Catron v James M. Chavez Lin A. Chin Anand H. Das O Lara K. Eilhardt Mark R. Feeser v Sonia M. Gonzales & Jameel R. Harb O Leah C. Granger O Ruth L. Hawley Grace S. Ho O Neelam Ihsanullah O John D. Le & Madelene Sun v Jason H. Lee & Doan T. Nguyen O Jennie Levin Jessica L. Loarie Markus Lotz O Joseph B. McInnis & Virginia M. Zaunbrecher vO Jenna Musselman Yott O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Akira Nagasaki O Eric R. Ostrem & Mary Schomberg Ostrem O Teresa Panepinto v Jessica S. Parsons Susan E. Porth O Amanda M. Rinkoff O Daniel C. Roisman Puneet K. Sandhu vO Mairead J. Schwab O Moira K. Smith O Sarah E. Simmons Spires vO Sara L. Terheggen, Ph.D O Alison R. Watkins v Martin D. White O Bryant Y. F. Yang vO

2008 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

59 16% $18,613

$2,500 - $4,999

2009 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

Samson O. Asiyanbi vO Robert B. Cunningham vO

$1,000 - $2,499 Sandra L. Haberny O Hirotaka Okada vO Stephen P. Sibold vO Katherine A. Trefz Jason C. Wright O

59 15% $22,550

$5,000 - $9,999 Sally Lee

$2,500 - $4,999

Jane Yu-Jeng Huang Sally Huang O Christine J. Hung vO Eric R. Ideta O Joshua M. Keesan O Cortelyou C. Kenney Warren Ko O Boris Kogan O Mike F. Kung Martha B. Lackritz Michaela L. Lozano vO Kathleen Lu Michael J. McCarthy O Gail S. Migita Marc A. Pilotin vO Michael Portnov O Erin M. Pulaski Kimberly A. & Stuart J. Robinson vO Jennifer R. Saionz Samorn Selim Margaret A. Sexton Julie H. Shah O Lisa Stockholm O Alexander J. Talsma O Julia D. Taylor vO Catherine D. Vel O Sarah R. Weinman

2010 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

55 14% $14,451

Caroline M. Cunningham O

$500 - $999

$1,000 - $2,499

Jaejoon Chung $ Frances D. Feng Hector O. Huezo v Hyun-Sook Kang O Monique E. Liburd v Sajjad S. Matin Daniel Joseph Pollak O

Helena J. Engfeldt Justin M. Lee O Takashi Tanazawa O Justin M. Winegar

Up to $499 Anonymous Mojgone Azemun v Zulaikha Aziz Jeffrey A. Barlekamp Brien C. Bell O Joshua R. Benson & Katherine C. Lubin vO Andrew S. Bragin O Ian E. Browning O Theresa Ann Buckley Timothy Vincent Capozzi vO Ming H. Chen Chhunny Chhean Steve C. Chiu O Phillip R. Clark Ian D. Clunies-Ross vO Erin R. Darling John B. de Leon O Malik D. Dhanani O Jordan Diamond Tanit Follett O Nicole Lutes Fuentes O Sarah E. Gettings O

O = All Access Giving

Sarah T. Grossman-Swenson & Robert W. Studley O Benjamin M. Heuer O Julie H. Kim O Caryn F. Lai O Ken Lau Tamara R. Lave Meaghan E. Manchester Maggie Mayo Natalia M. Merluzzi O Jesse L. Morris O Katherine K. Rankin O Gavkharkhon B. Saitazizova O Moegi Shirakawa O David B. & Megan Z. Snyder O Deana S. Sobel O Julianne M. Spears v Van Swearingen v Janel Thamkul O Penelope Van Tuyl Erin L. Ziegler

$5,000 - $9,999 Joseph Khaled Halloum

$1,000 - $2,499 Timothy S. Hughes O Raghav R. Krishnapriyan

$500 - $999

Jennifer R. Jeffers v Cortlin H. Lannin vO David R. Trossen O

Benjamin Richard Botts v Alexander K. DiGiorgio v Heather Matsumoto Hoekstra

Up to $499

Anonymous (3) Maxwell V. Baumhefner Jennifer Files Beerline O Filip Boras O Katherine E. Burdick Stephen H. Butler O Jean-Paul P. Cart O Angela M. Clements Charles E. Crandall O Micaela S. Davis James P. Devendorf Matthew T. Dickman Robert Andrew Dickson III O Shawn K. Eisele O Elan D. Emanuel Ryan M. Enchelmayer O Aaron Justin Epstein v Bejan D. Fanibanda O Stefanie Ilene Gitler O Tamar R. Gubins v

Anonymous (2) Anne E. Abramowitz O Amir Q. Amiri O David Bruce Anderson O Cheryl Andrada O Sascha Arnold O Sunil Bector vO Adam Blankenheimer v Maurizio Brun O Rebecca B. Callaway O Sara A. Clark O Irina Dardik vO Kurt M. Denk v Erica Franklin Christopher A. Franklin O Jenna M. Grambort O Vartanoush M. Hindoyan O Atteeyah E. Hollie v Camilla A. Hrdy Jessica E. Intrator O

b = Deceased

Rachel R. Jones Benjamin T. Jones O Sarah M. Keane vO Christina C. Kogan O Kerry S. Kumabe O Anson Lau O Jonas B. Lerman Douglas C. Lionberger O Rebecca S. Liu O Sumit Mallick & Allison O. Watkins vO Tobias A. Meyer vO Catherine D. Norris Beatrice Nunez-Bellamy O Vanessa Joan Reid v Sarah M. Ruby O Mark T. Rumold vO Chandra S. Russell O Michael S. Sawyer O Clara L. Seymour O Jonathan H. Singer O Noah D. Smith Blaire Z. Stokes O Monica Voicu Denniston O Sarah F. Weiss v Andrea N. Winternitz Shane B. Witnov v Jie Zhou

# of Donors Participation Total Giving

66 15% $22,810

Anonymous

$500 - $999

50 11% $5,645

$500 - $999 Anonymous William S. Friedman vO Anabel Lee O

Up to $499 Anonymous (2) Krzysztof Bebenek O Laura C. Beckerman O Cynthia Burton O Sophia H. Calderon Allison E. Crow vO April M. Elliott vO Yan Fang O Jared B. Fish Peter C. Fisk O Maeve E. & Sean E. Goodbody v Lauren E. Groth O Aimee M. Halbert O Laura E. Hall O Blake J. Holland O Juan E. Ibanez Elizabeth H. Jackson O John W. Jacobsen & Monica Ager Jacobsen O Eunie L. Kim O Elizabeth O. Klein O Daniel K. Kolta Veronika Krizova O Ryan S. Lincoln Erin B. Liotta Kuruvilla J. Olasa O Paul J. Park Jennifer E. Petersen O

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

2012 $10,000 - $24,999

2011 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

Lisa D. Poplawski O Alexander M. Porcaro O James M. Purvis Vivek J. Rao & Elizabeth B. Schroeder Rao vO Emma D. Regidor O Joseph R. Rose O Adam F. Shearer vO Scott G. Siera O Stephen P. Smith Cody Micah R. Sucherman O Todd J. Trattner O Julia V. Ushakova O Colin L. Ward O Kelly E. Wells Lala T. Wu O Leslie A. Wulff

Ranjit S. Gill O Svetlana Kamyshanskaya O Dilpreet Singh O

Katherine supports SLPS for instilling in her “the courage” to launch Root & Rebound, a reentry legal advocacy center based in Oakland that works statewide to increase justice and opportunity for people with criminal records. “Being in SLPS takes extra time and effort,” she says. “When law students work to help actual clients, it shows a passion to change the world—and the grit to do so.”

Up to $499 Anonymous (2) Brendon A. Ardieta Alexander M. Arensberg O Zachary L. Baron vO Audrey A. Barron Kristin A. Bresnahan O Monica R. Briseño David A. Brown O Joseph M. Cachuela Margaret M. Chen O Samuel J. Edwards O Bruce Ellis O Ryan K. Elsey O Jolene M. Forman Nicholas D. Fram O Indraneel Ghosh O Evangelia Giamouridou O Mary M. Gilbert Makda A. Goitom Nell M. Green Nylen v Christopher W. Gribble O Allison S. Hartry Matthias A. Inderkum vO Christopher J. Karacic O Sam M. Koch O Benjamin M. Kozik O Karm H. Lau O Judith K. Lê Nicholas A. Leefer O Mellori E. Lumpkin Cameron L. Mabrie O Vum K. Mang Emma E. Mann-Meginniss Katherine E. McGrath

O = All Access Giving

Berkeley Law’s Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects (SLPS) gave KATHERINE KATCHER ’13 experience—and inspiration. After co-founding the Post-Conviction Advocacy Project, she represented California prisoners at parole hearings. “It was so empowering,” she says. “Our success rate for release was much higher than the state average. It showed how a group’s commitment can make a real impact.”

Thomas S. Meister vO Xiaojie Meng O Sarah R. Moros Theresa H. Nguyen O Aylin Oncel O Joseph D. Petta O Emily A. Prifogle O Arthur S. Pugsley Silvana A. Quintanilla vO Alexander E. & Janice W. Reicher O Patrik R. Salzmann O Cara H. Sandberg O Nicole T. Schwartzberg O Yanin Senachai Michael K. Sheen O Mihoko Shimomura O Karina A. Smith Akshay Sreevatsa O Adam B. Sterling O Philip J. Tassin O Rachel M. Terp Cozette T. Tran-Caffee O Andrew Villacastin O Christoffer E. Waselius Meredith S. Wilensky O Demi S. Williams O

b = Deceased

2013 # of Donors Participation Total Giving $100,000 and above Anonymous

$1,000 - $2,499 Katherine L. Katcher

$500 - $999 Chee H. Goh O

Up to $499 Colleen K. Bazdarich O Lily Bu O Joseph V. Bui v Nathan C. Damweber O

49 9% $4,005,845

Priscilla G. Dodson O Anna M. Dorn O Lauren G. Escher vO Daniel H. Eun O Erin B. Everett O Sonia L. Fleury Jeffrey C. Gonzalez O Paul B. Goodwin Vivek R. Gopalan O Allina M. Hightower O Saira A. Hussain Hamilton Jordan Maya B. Karwande v Kennji D. Kizuka O Bali K. Kumar Robert R. Landicho O Corey D. Laplante Caroline E. Lee Jane A. Levich O Shannon M. Maguire O Elnaz Manoucheri O Christopher L. Martin O Neha N. Matani O Darren J. Modzelewski O Kaitlyn M. Murphy vO Joseph A. Ng Chan Kei Nishimura O Lisa M. Damm Northrup O Ann Mary E. Olson O Renee Pesiri O Swati R. Prakash O Charles E. Rogerson O Molly A. Smolen O Renata Stepanov O Timothy Sun O James N. Tansey Samona L. Taylor v Mary Tharin vO Paula Vargas O Adrian R. Villagomez Aleman O Yichuan Wang O Charlynn L. Weissenbach v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

2014 # of Donors Participation Total Giving

98 18% $12,529

$1,000 - $2,499 Anne T. Hilby vO Leo Rifkind

$500 - $999 Jennifer N. Cadet O Katherine J. Duncan O Marienna H. Murch O Joseph C. Santiesteban Gustavo A. Taiar O

Up to $499 Anonymous Devon A. Ahearn O Amy L. Belsher O Laura E. Bishop Keagan D. Buchanan Fernando S. Castro Ling-An Chen O Theresa H. Cheng Paul D. Ciccarelli Joseph L. Cooter O Benjamin M. Craven O Sean A. Darling-Hammond O Meike J. De Boer O Alessia De Coppi O Sylvia L. De Tar Alan C. Enriquez Kathryn A. Eshbaugh O Elisabeth L. Esposito Christina R. Farmer Linda C. Geballe Megan M. Gentry Emily D. Gladden Andrew J. Gordon v Elizabeth A. Hadzima O Sara Haji O Shahmeer A. Halepota O Susan S. Har O Sreelekha Haridas Maruthur Ryan J. Hart O

O = All Access Giving

Jefferson J. Harwell O Shana R. Heller Yesica Hernandez O George Horvath Grace Hsu O Naomi C. Hung Shaina Z. Hyder O Carine Jabbour O Robert D. Jurrens O Aiko Kanayama O Amanda M. Karl O Julie A. Kent O Stacie O. Kinser Jesse J. Koehler Catherine Y. Kwon Nicholas M. Lampros O Allison M. Lauterbach-Dale O Alex S. Li O Leilani Lipa O Steven A. Lopez Lalitha D. Madduri O Patrick S. McNally Gabriel A. Militello Chase R. Morello O Jesus Mosqueda John W. Muse-Fisher v Veronica Nauts Adam E. Nguyen Joseph A. Ohens Oluwabukunola O. Olabenjo O Justin Orr O Sarah W. Orrick Janine F. Panchok-Berry Maxwell H. Pines O John R. Pollino O Ryne C. Posey Alexandra R. Pressman Chitra Rentala Jeanne U. Reyes O Ashley N. Rodriguez O Whitney L. Rubenstein O Juan C. Sanchez O Donald E. Shackelford Charles J. Sheng Jonathan S. Sidhu Lauren E. Smith Emily R. Soeder O Sara C. Stephens O Penni K. Takade O Andrew B. Talai Logan T. Talbot

Zefanya Tampubolon O James A. Unger Kimberley C. Weber Ethan M. Weiner Heather A. Welles May Whitaker Samuel A. Wilson Alexandra A. Wood O Efan Wu Benjamin J. Yood O Winny Young O

Current Students Up to $499 Golda G. Calonge ’16 Alexander S. Coley ’15 O Sophia B. Cooper ’16 Bevan A. Dowd ’15 Jitesh K. Dudani ’15 Courtney M. Fraser ’15 Lora J. Krsulich ’16 O John D. Maher ’16 Elise M. O'Dea ’15 Kyra A. Taylor ’16 Tara Waterman ’15 Takatoshi Yanagisawa ’15 O

b = Deceased

FINANCIAL AID FACTS Berkeley Law spent $13,129,274 on financial aid this past fiscal year. That expenditure includes scholarships, grants, summer fellowships, and post-graduate Bridge Fellowships. Last year's largest need-based grant was $25,030, which 40 upper-class students received. Another 10 students received maximum first-year grants of $23,030.

Among last year's JD student body, 65

percent received

institutional financial aid.

JD Program tuition and fees for this academic year are $48,655 for California residents and $52,576 for out-of-state residents.

FACULTY $100,000 and above

$1,000 - $2,499

Sanford H. Kadish vb

Robert P. Bartlett & Victoria Plaut v Robert C. Berring, Jr. ’74 O Robert D. Cooter Mel Eisenberg Laurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin v Jennifer M. Granholm & Daniel Mulhern v John R. Hetland Bob Infelise ’80 vO Kate Jastram ’87 v David Lieberman v Charles J. McClain, Jr. Melissa E. Murray v Jeffrey Newman ’66 O Ann M. O'Leary ’05 vO Elisabeth Semel v Jonathan S. Simon ’87 vO Eric Stover v Stephen D. Sugarman v Gillian Lester & Eric Talley v Franklin E. Zimring

$50,000 - $99,999 Pamela Samuelson v

$25,000 - $49,999 Sujit Choudhry & Ira Parghi

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 vO Jesse H. Choper v John Yoo v

$5,000 - $9,999 Babette B. Barton ’54 O Emily Bruce & Justin McCrary Robert A. Kagan v Richard P. Mendelson Peter Menell & Claire Sylvia

$2,500 - $4,999 Robert H. Cole & Eleanor Swift Holly D. Doremus ’91 vO Daniel A. Farber v Mark Gergen Edward C. Halbach, Jr. v Herma Hill Kay v David Oppenheimer v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

$500 - $999 John E. Coons Malcolm Feeley William H. Fernholz ’93 vO Kinch Hoekstra Alexa Koenig v Saira Mohamed v Anne Joseph O'Connell & Jamie O'Connell v Andrea L. Peterson ’78 vO Russell Robinson Antonio Rossmann v

O = All Access Giving

Harry N. Scheiber v Paul M. Schwartz v Martin Shapiro v

Up to $499 Kathryn Abrams & William A. Kell Catherine R. Albiston ’93 O Ty Alper v Roxanna M. Altholz ’99 Kenneth M. Ayotte Kenneth A. Bamberger v Cheryl L. Berg ’93 vO Eric Biber v Carolyn P. Blum Andrew Bradt George H. Brown Stephen McG. Bundy ’78 vO Michelle Cole Catherine Crump Allison S. Davenport ’04 O Steven Davidoff Solomon Lauren B. Edelman ’86 vO Aaron Edlin William A. Fletcher Mary Louise D. Frampton Stavros Gadinis & Katerina Linos David Gamage Kyle F. Graham Andrew T. Guzman v Ian Haney-López Geoffrey C. Hazard Marci Hoffman Kristen Holmquist Chris Jay Hoofnagle Patricia Plunkett Hurley

Thomas M. Jorde Prasad Krishnamurthy Christopher L. Kutz v Sarah M. Laubach ’05 O Taeku Lee Kristin Luker John K. McNulty Robert P. Merges Seth E. Mermin ’96 vO Calvin Morrill v Michael Musheno john a. powell ’73 Kevin Quinn Eric Rakowski v Bertrall Ross Andrea Roth v Daniel L. Rubinfeld Lindsay Sturges Saffouri Susan B. Schechter v Marjorie M. Shultz ’76 vO Lucinda Sikes Fred Smith, Jr. Sarah Song Avani M. Sood Rachel E. Stern v Justin Sweet Talha Syed Karen Tani Christopher Tomlins Amanda Tyler Jennifer M. Urban ’00 O Molly Van Houweling Kathleen M. Vanden Heuvel ’86 O Jan Vetter Leti Volpp Charles D. Weisselberg

b = Deceased

STAFF Rachel Barley v Michael Bazeley Alexey F. Berlind Catalina C. Cariaga-Nakamura v Andrew Cohen Fran Davis v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Dean of Students Annik Hirshen, Adjunct Professor Mary Louise Frampton, Field Placement Director Sue Schechter, and FirstYear Skills Program Director Lindsay Sturges Saffouri are all smiles after this year's Commencement.

David Grady Annik Hirshen Brooke Krystosek Andrea Lampros-Fike v Amelia Miazad ’02 O Kim T. Seelinger

Stephanie E. Deaner ’95 O Jordan Diamond ’08 Patricia Donnelly Louise Francis Terrence J. Galligan Meg Garstang

O = All Access Giving

b = Deceased

Sheri Showalter Robert Sproul Adam B. Sterling ’12 O Edward Tom Dennis Tominaga Susan R. Whitman

FRIENDS $100,000 and above

$1,000 - $2,499

Jennifer C. Cobb & Maurice Obstfeld Melissa Cobb Mary C. Erickson Douglas E. & Lisa M. Goldman Florianne H. Gordon v Marion B. Slusser bv Thomas W. & Diane G. Smith

Anonymous (3) Mathilde Albers Daniel O. Bernstine Pamela Blotner v Jared B. Bobrow John M. Breen v Tench & Simone Coxe Michael E. & Linda S. Delehunt v William H. & Phyllis C. Draper Diane Ford v Shubha Ghosh Mimi & Albert Golbert Frederic W. & Katherine H. Hickman Bruce T. Hilby v Adam Hochschild Edwin E. Huddleson III Ron H. & Barbara Kaufman Soonil Kwon Marcus Lampros Loren S. Lewallen Goodwin Liu v May M. Luke v Ronald J. & Janet S. McElhaney Tina & Mike Meyer Katherine Stokes Morehouse v Hyun & Catherine Park Eleanor M. Ramsey Jefferson C. Rice Sanford Jay Rosen Ron & Eileen Ruby v Weldon & Jeanie Rucker J. Daniel Sharp & Raquel L. Sefton Susan J. Shaw John L. Sullivan Alan Trustman Rebecca Westerfield

$50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous David M. & Camille A. Andrews Lynda Andrews-Barry & Mark Barry Josef D. Cooper Robert Glushko v Alva G. Greenberg Randall Guynn Maja v Greg & Liz Lutz v Thomas J. White v

$25,000 - $49,999 William Flumenbaum H. William Harlan v Uri D. & Myna M. Herscher James Y. Kwak & Sylvia J. Brandt Ira Parghi Robert Shapiro Deborah & Tom Threlkel

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Lois H. Feinblatt v Cathy & Joe Feldman v David & Anita Keller v Joan R. Platt Amnon & Kathryn Rodan Heidi Cortese Sherman v Mark & Judith Yudof v

$5,000 - $9,999 Bil Banks v Andrew R. & Sharon Gillin Moses & Susan Libitzky Vern Norviel Gerald L. & Robin Parsky Catherine H. & Michael H. Podell Hartley & Adrianne Rogers Darian & Richard L. Swig

$2,500 - $4,999 Martha F. Africa bv Michael W. Bien v Charles H. Brenner & Nga T. Le C. Lee Cox Elizabeth F. & Charles E. Farnsworth v Christine Garvey Vincent J. Iacopino & Jeannette Nee Candace Kahn Dawn A. Leo Gerard J. Lewis, Jr. v Raphael Sperry Barry L. Williams Aileen Wendy Willrich v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

$500 - $999 Anonymous Daniel N. Abrahamson v Dennis M. Albers William F. Alderman v Ken P. Alex Spike & Lynne Alper Cristina C. Arguedas Frank & Xiaoqing Balistrieri Mary Ann Bernard v Brian Bock & Sharmin C. Eshraghi Bock Guido & Anne Calabresi Candace M. Carroll & Leonard B. Simon v Joan Costello v Cristina De Maglie Ruth E. Eisenberg Mary D. Fan & Dean N. Kawamoto Frank Farella Doris Fine v Joseph Flood Anne C. Fredericks Barbara Grob Patricia Haynes v Andrew L. & Linda S. Kaufman Elissa C. Kittner Barry M. & Faye W. Kurren Kathryn W. Leonard v C. Maria Lu v Gayle E. Murphy v

Bryan Quevedo v Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin v Winifred W. Rhodes Daniel Rodriguez Philip Selznick bv Rita R. Semel v Barbara Shapiro v Steven F. Shatz v Andrew R. Tilton Judith Tuller v James A. Wagner Hartley West Jeanne S. & Eric Woodford v

Up to $499 Anonymous (6) Mark N. Aaronson Eric M. Acker Paul F. Albert v Douglas C. Ammon Nanette N. & Rex D. Andrews Michael A. Anker Kevin Argys Anthony E. Augustyn Robert D. Bacon v Michael A. Bamberger Eric Barba Sharona Barzilay Eliott Behar Ross E. Benson Russell T. Bigelow Robert J. Bolar Esther R. Brass Janet J. & Richard T. Breuner Lester J. Brown Mikael & Denise Brown Robert A. Brundage & Gin Y. Pang Marilyn Byrne Barbara W. & Roger Carlson Donna Y. Castro Nanci L. Clarence Shaun Clarke Dorothy Coats Jehonathan Cohen Laurie Cohen Diana Cohn & Craig Merrilees Leonard A. & Roberta Cohn Robert & Susan Comartin Richard & Janet Cotter, Jr. Maggie C. Crosby Linda H. Dalton v Ellen Daniell & David H. Gelfand Albert H. Davis v Raymond J. & Birgitta S. Davis v Joanne De Phillips Alicia D. De Toffoli Robyn Dietz & Richard Levy Palmer Dorn Joshua Dressler Gerald L. Dunbar v Louella & Roger Dunn Flor & Roger Ebron Alan & Dana Edelstein Richard M. Eigner Holly P. & Graydon M. Eliot Edwin & Sandra Epstein Henry A. Erlich

R.D. & Nancy Esbenshade Jeffrey Feuer John R. Fike v Cheryl Finley & Barry E. Neal Sarah W. Freedman Leslie Fuchs Lynn Gastellum Abigail Ginzberg James & Yvonne Glendenning Joan R. Goldberg Deborah & Stephen Goldblatt Vivian L. Golden Brian P. Goldman & Zoe Palitz Judith B. Gordon Samantha Graff & Miguel Helft Frederick D. Grambort v Dorothy D. Gregor Rohini & Jacob Haar Robert G. Hall Brook Hart Rachel Heitler Laurent H. Heller Carolyn & William Herman Irma D. Herrera & Mark D. Levine v Jessica Hilberman & Katrina Reid Harold H. & Diane D. Hill Ann O. Hogland Eric & Linda Horodas Mine Ikeda Erin Leigh Inama v Carol J. Jacinto Richard J. Jacinto Jo-Ann & Arnold Jacobson Aaron M. James Herbert G. Johnson Cassie Joseph Joshua A. Karlin-Resnick Anne W. Kasanin Daphne Kelly James R. & Mary Ann Kidder Iris Kim Richard S. & Elizabeth L. Kinyon Issy Kipnis Steven S. & Renee S. Kirk Charles E. Koenig Mara Kolesas Chau P. & Joshua K. Koltun Alec G. Konstantin Quentin & Mara Kopp Bonnie Kramer Jennifer C. Kuiper Ralph & Carol Kuiper Marietta L. Kuykendall Lynne Lasry v Herbert Lazerow Michael M. Levine Phyllis K. Levy v Nancy Y. & Larry R. Lewellen Robyn M. Lipsky Eugene Seth Litvinoff John B. & Sarah B. Lowry Gerald C. Lubenow Diana & Cyril Malin v Chad M. Martin Allen J. Mayer Joyce & David McCaulou Charles & Joye McCoy Jeffrey D. McDonald

b = Deceased

FRIENDS Sarah & Kevin McGee Paul C. McKnight Anna S. McLean & Donald B. Holland Lawrence P. & Jane M. McNeil Jane C. & Donald R. Meek David Mendel v David J. Miller v Joseph H. Minner Victoria E. Mizzi Deborah Moore Greg A. Mullins Erin Murphy Jay Nelson Peter C. Newell Nancy J. Newman Raquel H. Newman v Rhonda Ngom Vilaska Nguyen Celina & Rodolfo Orjales Cristian Orrego v Richard & Carolyn Palmer Tianna S. Paschel Margaret & Richard Pauletich Tsipora R. & Harvey Peskin v Guido I. Piotti Nelson W. & Linda O. Polsby Roberto Portolese v Norman Postone Ellen M. Prager v Cynthia Presley Senta M. Pugh-Chamberlain Alexandra & Donald B. Putnam Kristin Reed Elisabeth Remick Leslie N. Richards Michael P. Richards v Steve M. Rosenzweig Jeffrey S. Ross & Janice Platt Edward L. Rubin Gail Rubinfeld Luis E. Sanchez Shira Saperstein

v = 3+ Consecutive-year Donor

Phanindra N. Sarma Bartlett & Linda Saunders v David Scalise & Wendy A. Kirk-Scalise v Jerrold Schaefer v Noah Schubert Ronald & Laurel Schuler Marion & Joel Selbin George F. & Linda S. Sensabaugh v Charles M. Sevilla Patricia J. & Paul Shanley Jan & Rick Sjoberg Joe Slaughter & Deeksha Gaur Areca H. Smit Barbara Smith Martha B. Smith Jerry W. Snow S. Claire Soper & Vincent M. Faughnan Joan A. Sopher Michael S. Sorgen Athena T. Stephanopoulos v Jeannie R. Sternberg Michael A. Stoto & Rosemary Chalk Rita L. Strom Carolyn K. Symes Marna & Peter Taylor Herbert D. Thier C. Henry Veit v Geraldine M. & Clark E. Wallace Ling Y. Wang Beverly K. & George H. Webb Suzy & Duke Wilkinson Erica F. Williams Joan N. Williams Charles B. Wilson Dorothy D. Wilson & Robert B. Thompson v Renee & Herman Winick David & Beverly Woznica Anders Yang v Steve & Victoria Zatkin v

In the mid 1960s, J O S E F C O O P E R spent 2½ years working with Judge Martin Pence ’31 on hundreds of antitrust damage cases that followed federal indictments of steel and concrete pipe manufacturers. “Judge Pence was the country’s first judge to preside over multi-district litigation singlehandedly, before the creation of the MDL Panel,” Josef recalls. “I’d worked on similar cases involving the electrical equipment industry, and was asked to assist him.” Josef recently honored Pence’s “astute legal mind and admirable character” with a generous gift to Berkeley Law’s Judge Martin Pence Fellowship Fund. “He was a fabulous judge, always meticulously prepared and receptive to others’ ideas,” Josef says. “He viewed it as his responsibility to educate and help the young lawyers around him.”

b = Deceased

BERKELEY LAW BY THE NUMBERS

16:

Years out of the last 18 that the school's intellectual property law program has been ranked best in the nation

45:

Percent of the current first-year class that is students of color

11,000:

97:

Number of pro bono hours that our students log in a year

Percent of the Class of 2014 employed nine months after graduating

19:

Chicano and Latino students in the first-year class (up from 31 last year)

African-American students in the first-year class (up from 12 last year)

48:

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, & ORGANIZATIONS $100,000 and above Anonymous Alliance for Excellent Education - PEEC Arnold & Porter Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York The Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert Foundation Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Humanity United The Jim Joseph Foundation Theodore & Doris Lee Family Foundation Microsoft Corporation The Moriah Fund Open Society Foundations Proteus Fund Sigrid Rausing Trust Thomas W. Smith Foundation S. K. Yee Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous (2) California Wellness Foundation Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund Israel Institute

John Paul Stevens Fellowship Foundation Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST) Ministry for Foreign Affairs for Finland Next 10 PepsiCo Tides Foundation

$25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous American Association of Law Libraries California District Attorneys Association California Endowment Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation The Energy Foundation Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Mary Wohlford Foundation Quixote Foundation Scherman Foundation Wellspring Advisors LLC Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation Wollenberg Foundation

$10,000 - $24,999

$2,500 - $4,999

Anonymous Brill USA Erasmus University-Rotterdam Frederick P. Lenz Foundation for American Buddhism Future of Privacy Forum Lumina Foundation Palantir Technologies The Henry W. & Nettie Robinson Foundation Rosenberg Foundation Sidley Austin Foundation Zitrin Foundation

City of Los Angeles Union Bank of California

$5,000 - $9,999

$1,000 - $2,499 Association of California Water Agencies Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Kahle/Austin Foundation Rare Books School

$500 - $999 East Bay La Raza Lawyers Association Saint Ignatius College Preparatory

American Endowment Foundation AR Landsman Foundation Bingham Osborn & Scarborough Foundation Californians for Safety and Justice Dana Estates The Nature Conservancy Oak Foundation USA Prison Dharma Network Resources Legacy Fund Foundation The Tides Center

Up to $499

Davis Polk & Wardwell Debevoise & Plimpton Farella Braun + Martel Jenner & Block Kazan McClain Satterley & Greenwood Rosen Bien Galvan & Grunfeld Shute Mihaly & Weinberger

Asian Pacific American Law Students Association Black Women Lawyers Association Wolters Kluwer Law & Business

LAW FIRMS $50,000 - $99,999

$10,000 - $24,999

$5,000 - $9,999

Cooley Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom

CamberView Partners Crowell & Moring Durie Tangri Page Lemley Roberts & Kent GTC Law Group Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian Hickman Palermo Truong & Becker Hogan Lovells Irell & Manella Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman Keker & Van Nest Kilpatrick Townsend McDermott Will & Emery McManis Faulkner O'Melveny & Myers Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker Ropes & Gray Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Van Pelt Yi & James Weaver Austin Villeneuve & Sampson

Baker & Hostetler Founders Trust Baker & McKenzie Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner Gillin Jacobson Ellis Larsen & Lucey Hanson Bridgett Klee Tuchin Bogdanoff & Stern Turner Boyd

$25,000 - $49,999 Baker Botts Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton Covington & Burling Fenwick & West Fish & Richardson Kirkland & Ellis Latham & Watkins Morrison & Foerster Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Weil Gotshal & Manges White & Case WilmerHale Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Winston & Strawn

$2,500 - $4,999 Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Munger Tolles & Olson Reed Smith Sidley Austin

$1,000 - $2,499 Arnold & Porter Boies Schiller & Flexner Cox Castle & Nicholson

$500 - $999 Arguedas Cassman & Headley Bartko Zankel Bunzel & Miller Goodwin Procter Greenberg Traurig Jones Day Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel Manatt Phelps & Phillips Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison Remy Moose & Manley Schiff Hardin Sullivan & Cromwell Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz

PARTNERS IN LEADERSHIP The Partners in Leadership campaign aims to encourage alumni at firms and companies with more than one Berkeley Law graduate to work as a team to make meaningful gifts to the school. Since the beginning of this campaign, over $10 million has been raised to support the Boalt Hall Fund and several other important programs. We give special thanks to the following organizations which reached a 100 percent participation rate among their Berkeley Law alumni employees in the last fiscal year. Amundi Japan Ltd. Buchalter Nemer Farella Braun + Martel LLP Folger Levin Gap, Inc.

Garcia Hernandez Sawhney & Bermudez, LLP GrayRobinson, P.A. Jones Day (SF office) Lane Powell PC

Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler & Feldman, Inc. Long & Levit LLP Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Raines Feldman LLP

Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger LLP Taylor & Company Law Offices, LLP Turner Boyd Zhong Lun Law Firm

THE BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER SOCIETY The Benjamin Ide Wheeler Society was founded to recognize the generosity of people who have included UC Berkeley in their estate plans through bequests, pooled income funds, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, gifts of life insurance, or gifts of property.

Anonymous (4) Marcia A. ’80 & Richard M. Abrams Schuyler Bailey Bernard Bradley Barber III ’71 William T. Barker ’74 Gibor B. Basri & Jessica Broitman Elizabeth A. Baus ’91 Claudia M. Belcher ’82 Stefanie Beninato ’76 William W. Bloch ’87 Jordan L. Bloom ’68 Laura E. Bresler ’86 Charles R. Breyer ’66 & Sydney Goldstein Kappy K. Bristol ’73 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 Wayne A. Brooks ’74 b Stephanie E. Buller Patricia A. Butler ’69 S. Davis Carniglia ’05 June A. & Earl F. b Cheit Cheng-Ling Chen ’02 Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper S. Davis Carniglia ’05 Cheng-Ling Chen ’02 Robert & Susan Comartin Robert S. Condie ’74 Lee Conway Robert M. Corson ’40 b Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox Janet M. & William F. Cronk David P. Curnow ’67 Altero D’Agostini ’47 Diane B. de Forest ’85 Syna N. Dennis ’87 Dorothy F. Dickey ’81 Duke B. Diehl ’71 Gail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 & Douglas H. Dolton Thomas B. Donovan ’62 Anne B. Dorsey b Diane D. Eames ’71 Lauren B. Edelman ’86 W. Russell Ellis Robert Allen Enholm ’80 & Victoria Brademan ’80

b = Deceased

Members of the university's Benjamin Ide Wheeler Society receive invitations to an annual summer tea hosted by the Chancellor, and to other campus athletic and cultural events.

Ronald S. Epstein ’89 Robert D. Evans ’71 Gilda H. Feller Michael C. Ferguson ’68 Ann Finlinson & John Cant Ralph T. Fisher, Jr. b David B. Flinn ’63 Virginia R. Furth Jim ’59 & Judy Ganulin Joanne M. Garvey ’61 b Jane Liebman Goichman ’69 Lisa A. Goldfien ’82 Elizabeth Marsteller Gordon A. Marina Gracias ’83 & Bernard Martis Donald Gralnek ’70 Forrest M. Greenberg ’47 Richard L. Greene ’63 Colleen & Robert D. Haas Laura J. Hall Michael James Halloran ’65 & Virginia S. Halloran Ellis & Anne Hamilton Phil Hammer ’61 Sue C. Hansen ’92 Gene G. Harter ’71 Jon F. ’69 & Connie Hartung Ann Fingarette Hasse ’73 Tom Henteleff ’68 James K. Herbert ’62 Fernando V. Hernandez ’66 Judge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64 Harold C. Hohbach ’52 David Howekamp Margaret E. Hoyt ’52 James R. Jenner ’60 J. Richard Johnston ’39 b Thomas M. Jorde Ann Jorgensen ’83 Sanford H. Kadish b Archibald C. K. Kaolulo ’73 Walter M. Kaufmann ’61 James R. & Mary Ann Kidder Joseph T. ’71 & Gail L. Kiefer Cassius L. Kirk, Jr. ’54 b Gerald ’57 & Suzanne Knecht Kenneth Kofman ’62

Kenneth Kragen William H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67 Watson M. & Sita Laetsch Alvin T. Levitt ’60 Phyllis K. Levy Walter S. Lewis, Jr. ’51 David E. Lindgren ’63 William R. Loveless ’59 Nancy K. Lusk Greg & Liz Lutz Martha MacBride Clare H. Macdonald ’83 Jay R. MacMahon ’55 Peter ’52 & Melanie Maier John S. Martel ’59 Donald C. Matheson ’67 Martin A. Mattes ’74 & Catherine E. Garzio Rosalie F. Maxeiner Christopher M. ’68 & Barbara J. McLain Rick McMichael ’69 Melinda R. Mendelson Ivan D. & Maris T. Meyerson Ariadna Miller Paul M. Minault ’75 Richard H. & Laurie C. Morrison Noel W. Nellis ’66 Wilson R. Ogg ’52 Kristin L. O’Hanlon ’05 Fred B. Oliver ’70 Eleanor Jackson Piel ’43 Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher Marietta Poerio ’70 Edward V. Pollack ’66 Bruce C. Pollock ’68 Richard E. Posell ’65 Borden B. Price ’50 Sylvia Simmons Prozan ’75 Michael Reed ’65 Howard F. Rhea ’53 b Michael P. Richards Carol D. Romeo ’86 Mario M. Rosati ’71 Ronald D. Rosen ’69 John W. Rosston b Mrs. Edward W. Rosston Theodore J. & Gayle I. Saenger

Sharon K. Sandeen ’02 Masako F. Sato Barry M. Sax ’67 b Robert A. Schlesinger ’93 Eric P. Schnurmacher ’55 John Jay Schumann Leonard C. Schwab ’74 Sean M. SeLegue ’91 & Richard A. Zuniga, MD Gary ’66 & Dana Shapiro Mary R. Sharman Mildred Y. Sheehan Thomas J. Shephard, Sr. ’58 Barbra Shotel ’86 Sanford M. Skaggs ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64 Michael H. Smith Bruce A. Smyser Dorothy M. Snodgrass Larry W. ’66 & Barbara Sonsini Alan F. Spanier ’69 John A. Sproul ’49 Karen Stevenson ’80 Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 Myron G. Sugarman ’67 John D. Taylor ’59 Edward D. Thirkell ’66 Irving G. Tragen ’45 Stephanie C. Tramz ’77 Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger Mary Vail Shirley Van Bourg Geoff. Van Loucks ’61 A. Marie Villafaña ’93 Ulrich Wagner ’74 Katharine S. Wallace Ralph E. Warner ’66 Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Stefanie G. West ’03 Thomas J. White Theodore S. Wickersham ’64 b Richard A. Wilson ’59 Harvey I. Wittenberg ’65 Pamela M. Woods ’81 Anders Yang

MATCHING GIFTS Aecom Technology Corporation American Endowment Foundation American International Group Amgen Foundation Arnold & Porter Bank of America Foundation Baxter International Foundation Bechtel Foundation BlackRock Matching Gift Program Capital Group Companies Chevron Matching Gift Program Cornish & Carey Commercial Covington & Burling Crail-Johnson Foundation Davis Polk & Wardwell

The Ford Family Foundation The Fremont Group Foundation GAP Foundation Matching Gift General Electric Company GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Goldman Sachs & Company Matching Gift Program Hogan Lovells IBM Foundation Intel Foundation Matching Gifts The James Irvine Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Law School Admission Council Levi Strauss Foundation Lumina Foundation

Mastercard International Merck Company Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Moody's Foundation Morgan Stanley Matching Gift Program Morrison & Foerster Foundation Oppenheimer Funds Pacific Gas & Electric Matching Gifts Program PepsiCo PricewaterhouseCoopers Qualcomm S. H. Cowell Foundation Schindler Elevator Corporation Select Equity Group, Inc.

Shook Hardy & Bacon Sidley Austin Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom Southern California Edison Synopsys Textron Time Warner Foundation Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Varian Associates VMware Foundation Walt Disney Company Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Wellspring Advisors LLC WilmerHale Xerox Foundation

Christoffer E. Waselius ’12 Anders Yang

Joseph I. Goldstein-Breyer ’11

Michael S. Sorgen John M. True III ’77 & Claudia Wilken ’77 Anna Wang ’01 Clifford Weingus ’80 Thurman V. White, Jr. ’80 Laura J. Zuckerman ’92

IN HONOR Dimple Abichandani Laurel Fletcher Jeff Selbin

Jill E. Adams ’06 Shira Saperstein

Roxanna M. Altholz ’99 Laurel Fletcher Jeff Selbin

Ankoor Amin Kurt M. Denk ’10

Kenneth A. Bamberger

Golda G. Calonge ’16 Aaron M. James

Jesse H. Choper Merrick J. Bobb ’71 Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David Lieberman Malcolm Feeley James D. Gordon III ’80 David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Richard A. Schindler ’70 Steven J. Stanwyck ’70

Jehonathan Cohen Elissa C. Kittner Joan A. Sopher

Sujit Choudhry

Robert Barr

Robert H. Cole

Marque C. Chambliss ’87

Robert P. Bartlett David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates

Robert C. Berring, Jr. ’74 Richard D. Gorelick ’85

Robert J. Birgeneau Mark D. Lubin ’77

Pamela Blotner Susan J. Shaw

Julia Mehlman Breyer ’12 Anonymous Robyn Dietz & Richard Levy Bonnie Kramer Sarah & Kevin McGee Vilaska Nguyen Joe Slaughter & Deeksha Gaur

Jerry G. Brown Catalina C. Cariaga-Nakamura

Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 Hartmut G. Grossman ’73 Gillis L. Heller ’81 & Sook Young Yeu ’80 Julia Epley Klee ’80 Nena Manley ’76 Eleanor M. Ramsey

Thomas B. Ginsburg ’97 David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Ruth Greenspan Bell ’67 Merrick J. Bobb ’71

Allison S. Davenport ’04 Henry L. Hecht

Christopher F. Edley, Jr. Clothilde V. Hewlett ’79 Joel S. Sanders ’82 Gerald L. & Robin Parsky

Robert S. Epstein Jefferson C. Rice

Elizabeth F. Farnsworth Anonymous

William H. Fernholz ’93 Sascha Arnold ’10 Aiko Kanayama ’14 Tobias A. Meyer ’10 Oluwabukunola O. Olabenjo ’14 Patrik R. Salzmann ’12 Paula Vargas ’13

Laurel Fletcher Marion & Joel Selbin

William S. Friedman ’11 Anonymous

Anonymous Robyn Dietz & Richard Levy Bonnie Kramer Sarah & Kevin McGee Vilaska Nguyen Joe Slaughter & Deeksha Gaur

Thelton E. Henderson ’62 William F. Alderman Bil Banks Eric K. Behrens ’77 & Joyce M. Hicks ’77 Benjamin Richard Botts ’10 & Elizabeth Hope Eng ’05 Edward M. Chen ’79 Lin A. Chin ’07 Diana Cohn & Craig Merrilees Marcus A. Cordova ’04 Frances M. Davis ’53 Hon. Kelvin D. Filer ’80 Laurel Fletcher Abigail Ginzberg Ian F. Haney-López & Deborah Drickersen-Cortez Sue C. Hansen ’92 Irma D. Herrera & Mark D. Levine Jessica Hilberman & Katrina Reid Erin Leigh Inama Stephen D. Kaus ’73 Judith Droz Keyes ’75 James R. & Mary Ann Kidder Jennie Kim ’05 Judith G. Kleinberg ’71 Kenneth Kofman ’62 Deanna L. Kwong ’04 Brian K. Landsberg ’62 Mellori E. Lumpkin ’12 Araceli Martinez-Olguin ’04 & Bryan Quevedo Ted Mermin ’96 & Claudia Polsky ’96 Rhonda Ngom David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Nicole A. Ozer ’03 Nora A. Preciado ’05 Bertrall Ross Peter R. Santina ’05 Jeff Selbin

Kristen Holmquist Laurel Fletcher Jeff Selbin

D. Lowell Jensen ’52 Anonymous Eric M. Acker Edward G. Black ’89 Paula L. Blizzard ’99 Brian Bock & Sharmin C. Eshraghi Bock John J. Brouhard ’91 Shaun Clarke Louise K. Francis & Dennis Cusack Thomas L. Freedman ’93 Abe M. ’98 & Jennifer M. ’97 Friedman Kristi A. Hughes ’04 Joel S. Jacobs ’93 Cheryl B. Kahn ’05 Rebecca J. Kurland ’89 Robyn M. Lipsky Eugene Seth Litvinoff Thomas N. McAliley ’91 Joseph T. McNally ’06 Victoria E. Mizzi Jay Nelson Roger M. Olsen ’68 Laura H. Parsky ’95 Guido I. Piotti Marco Quazzo ’89 Daniel C. Roisman ’07 Nicole M. Ryan ’94 Daniel A. ’92 & Jennifer U. ’90 Saunders Lois W. Schwartz ’89 Andrew M. Scoble ’86 Stephanie Sue Powers Skaff ’95 Dana A. Welch ’87 Timothy J. Wellman ’92 Stacey L. Wexler ’96

Herma Hill Kay Cheryl L. Berg ’93 & Jesse Berg ’93 Golda G. Calonge ’16

IN HONOR Angela M. Clements ’09 Cox Castle & Nicholson Davis Polk & Wardwell Laurel Fletcher Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Hanson Bridgett Irell & Manella Aaron M. James Jenner & Block Kazan McClain Satterley & Greenwood Kirkland & Ellis Munger Tolles & Olson Alisa D. Nave ’04 & Robb Worth David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Andrea L. Peterson ’78 Jeff Selbin Sidley Austin Lucinda Sikes & Bob Shireman Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Kyra A. Taylor ’16 Anne M. Trebilcock ’74

Gillian Lester Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David Lieberman

Cruz Reynoso ’58

Andrew R. Tilton

Christopher J. Arriola ’95 Baker Botts Eric Barba Sophia B. Cooper ’16 Cox Castle & Nicholson Laurel Fletcher Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Hanson Bridgett Lita M. Jacoste ’80 Kirkland & Ellis Morrison & Foerster Jeff Selbin

Erin J. Morgan ’13 Timothy Sun ’13

Melissa E. Murray Laurel Fletcher Jeff Selbin

Julianne K. Nameth Alison M. Kamber ’02

John T. Noonan

Ralph & Carol Kuiper

Theodore B. Lee ’59

Theodore B. Olson ’65

Daphne Kelly

Alexa Koenig Alicia D. De Toffoli Robert J. Rothman ’69

Brooke Krystosek Francine S. Davis

Jennifer C. Kuiper

Anders Yang

Eric Barba

Caitlin M. Liu ’98

Robert A. Brundage & Gin Y. Pang Guido & Anne Calabresi Richard M. Eigner R.D. & Nancy Esbenshade Mary D. Fan & Dean N. Kawamoto Anne C. Fredericks Shubha Ghosh Frederic W. & Katherine H. Hickman Cassie Joseph Andrew L. & Linda S. Kaufman Ann M. O’Leary ’05 & Goodwin Liu Piedmont Trust 1991 Hartley & Adrianne Rogers J. Daniel Sharp & Raquel L. Sefton Alan Trustman Hartley West

Katie Kelly

Evelyn M. Rangel-Medina ’16

Anders Yang

Victoria Plaut

Jacob A. Richards ’10 Leslie N. Richards

Richard M. Rosston ’77 Mrs. Edward W. Rosston

Andrea Roth

Rita R. Semel Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin

Cristina H. Sepe ’14 Sara Haji ’14

Richard M. Sherman, Jr. ’74 Carol Sherman Zaist ’99

Stephen P. Smith Cody ’11 Barbara Smith

Leigh W. Steinberg ’73 Joseph M. Goldhammer ’73

Eric Stover Michael A. Stoto & Rosemary Chalk

James S. Thomson Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin

The Honorable J. Clifford Wallace ’55 Randall Guynn John C. Yoo

Laurel Fletcher Jeff Selbin

Heather B. Warnken ’09

Bidish Sarma

Robert E. White ’77

Efan Wu ’14

Harry N. Scheiber Scott A. Edelman ’84 William T. Gallagher ’93

Brian P. Goldman & Zoe Palitz Caryn F. Lai ’08 Martin D. White ’07

Thomas J. White Joanne De Phillips

Elisabeth Semel Anonymous Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin

David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates

IN MEMORY Joseph A. Adams ’64

Barry L. Williams Marc A. Zeppetello ’85

William F. Byrnes ’64

John M. Doar ’49

Jay D. Smith ’64

Matthew K. Africa ’00

George W. Ashford, Jr. ’64

Owen Chamberlain

Stephanie E. Deaner ’95 John M. Roberts ’49

Jason P. Hannigan ’00 Martha F. Africa b

Jay D. Smith ’64

Howard C. Anawalt ’64

Robert E. Izmirian ’72

Jay D. Smith ’64

David R. Andrews ’71 David M. & Camille A. Andrews Lynda Andrews-Barry & Mark Barry C. Lee Cox Robert E. Cox ’86 Judith G. Kleinberg ’71 Michael L. Meyers ’71 Hyun & Catherine Park Cynthia Presley Deborah & Tom Threlkel Barry J. Trilling ’71 Union Bank of California

b = Deceased

Bruce B. Bales ’49 Melanie Bellah ’72 Jennifer Bellah Maguire ’82 & R. Stephen Maguire

Rose E. Bird ’65 Marcus R. Peppard III ’69

David M. Blicker ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Irving Bragin Andrew S. Bragin ’08

Russell J. Brubaker ’86 Andrés Rivero ’86

Senta M. Pugh-Chamberlain

Allen C. Clarke ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Antonia Contreras Laura I. Trejo ’86

John Demergasso ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Francine Diaz

Richard A. Donnelly ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

George F. Dunker, Jr. ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Bernard Elias ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

John P. Erbez Gerald L. Dunbar

The James Irvine Foundation Millard A. Murphy ’86 Lydia M. Villarreal ’80

Kenneth D. Ewart ’64

Vivian B. Distler ’94

Jay D. Smith ’64

Thomas J. Peckham ’94

Jay D. Smith ’64

Welcome S. Fawcett ’64 David L. Fitz ’67 William H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67

IN MEMORY John G. Fleming

Sanford H. Kadish

Robert T. Marold ’64

Consuelo C. Molina

Cathy & Joe Feldman

Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David Lieberman Richard D. Burstein ’73 Michael A. Chasalow ’87 Cristina De Maglie Joshua Dressler Mark N. Goodman ’78 Tobias D. ’03 & Laura Marie ’03 Halvarson John R. Hetland Heather Matsumoto Hoekstra ’10 & Kinch Hoekstra Edward E. Kallgren ’54 Anne T. Kneeland ’71 Alec G. Konstantin David J. Millstein ’79 Christopher G. Nicholson ’95 Thomas J. Peckham ’94 Andrea L. Peterson ’78 Nelson W. & Linda O. Polsby Lawrence W. Ruth ’90 George A. Rutherglen ’74 Harry N. & Jane L. Scheiber Howard A. Shelanski ’92 Sarah Song & Gabriel Schnitzler Karl W. Torke ’00 Victoria Saker Woeste ’90 Wolters Kluwer Law & Business

Jay D. Smith ’64

Adolph U. Molina ’60

Simon Marootian

Gertrude & James Monroe

Paul S. Mosesian ’63

Nicholas M. Lampros ’14

Paul J. Matzger ’64

Michael P. Murphy ’78

Jay D. Smith ’64

Gayle E. Murphy

Loyd W. McCormick ’56

Pauli Murray ’45

Nanette N. & Rex D. Andrews Russell T. Bigelow Dix Boring ’61 Janet J. & Richard T. Breuner Barbara W. & Roger Carlson Donna Y. Castro Dorothy Coats Richard & Janet Cotter, Jr. Louella & Roger Dunn Holly P. & Graydon M. Eliot Cheryl Finley & Barry E. Neal Charles A. Greenberg ’70 Carolyn & William Herman John R. Hetland Harold H. & Diane D. Hill Ann O. Hogland Carol J. Jacinto Richard J. Jacinto Anne W. Kasanin Anne T. Kneeland ’71 Quentin & Mara Kopp John B. & Sarah B. Lowry Joyce & David McCaulou Charles & Joye McCoy Paul C. McKnight Robert E. Merritt, Jr. ’66 b Peter C. Newell Richard & Carolyn Palmer Margaret & Richard Pauletich Alexandra & Donald B. Putnam Benjamin K. Riley ’83 Steve M. Rosenzweig Ronald & Laurel Schuler Patricia J. & Paul Shanley Jan & Rick Sjoberg S. Claire Soper & Vincent M. Faughnan Carolyn K. Symes Marna & Peter Taylor Geraldine M. & Clark E. Wallace Beverly K. & George H. Webb Joan N. Williams

Anonymous

Lula Flint Dean L. Flint ’70

Walter J. Fogarty, Jr. ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

William H. Frake ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Philip Frickey Mary Ann Bernard Brian R. Guth ’04 Tobias D. ’03 & Laura Marie ’03 Halvarson Heather M. Barnett Minner ’07 & Joseph H. Minner Sheridan Pauker ’04 Erin M. Pulaski ’09 Franklin E. Zimring & Michael Crawford Zimring

Henry C. Fryer ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Alfred Gawthrop, Jr. ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Jennifer K. Gendel ’01 Deborah Elaine Girolamo ’01

Richard I. Gilbert ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Ralph Goldberg Jennifer C. Bretan ’04

Walter A. Gordon ’22

John P. Kelley ’66 Elizabeth R. Arnold ’75

Alexander M. Kidd Mrs. Edward W. Rosston

Dennis E. Kinnaird ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

William H. Webster ’75 Leroy Wilson, Jr. ’68

Lindsay K. Kinneberg ’07

Allison S. Gowing ’64

Samuel A. Ladar ’28

John D. Le ’07 & Madelene Sun ’07

Jay D. Smith ’64

John Kagel ’64

Thomas Graff

William J. Langner ’64

Samantha Graff & Miguel Helft Antonio Rossmann

Jay D. Smith ’64

Warren M. Green ’70

Jay D. Smith ’64

Franklin R. Garfield ’70

Douglas M. Letts ’64

I. M. Heyman

Jay D. Smith ’64

E. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund Mrs. Edward W. Rosston Lawrence W. Ruth ’90

Nathan Levine

Lawrence F. Hilton ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

William T. Hoffman, Jr. ’52 William T. Hoffman III ’69

Franklin P. Jones ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Susan B. Jordan Douglas J. Chermak ’04

Dawson B. Leonard ’64

Michael M. Levine

Ann M. Lucas ’91 Catherine R. Albiston ’93 Marc N. Melnick ’93

James A. Lucas ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

James R. Luppino ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

George A. Lydon, Jr. ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Henry H. Marcum ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Robert C. McDaniel ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Patricia A. McKinley ’74

Melvin K. Najarian ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Richard C. Neal ’73 Richard D. Burstein ’73 John D. Taylor ’59

Rebecca C. Nichols ’10 Erica Franklin ’10

Elizabeth C. O’Neil Daniel O. Bernstine Katharine A. Bostick ’84 Jennifer C. Cobb & Maurice Obstfeld Melissa Cobb Tench & Simone Coxe Mary C. Erickson Leslie Fuchs James & Yvonne Glendenning Mine Ikeda Law School Admission Council Lawrence P. & Jane M. McNeil Jane C. & Donald R. Meek Stephen D. Sugarman

William J. Pesce II ’65 Lester J. Brown Joan R. Goldberg Suzy & Duke Wilkinson

Forrest A. Plant ’49 John M. Roberts ’49

Ernest A. Poeter ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Hinda G. Pollard ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

James F. Pultz ’84 Mary T. Keating ’84

William P. Quigley ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Henry Ramsey, Jr. ’63

Sandra J. Michael

Luke J. Danielson ’74 Heidi L. Hamilton ’82 Herbert G. Johnson Eleanor M. Ramsey Weldon & Jeanie Rucker Steven L. Wittels ’84

Andrew R. Krakoff ’78 Jeannie Sternberg

Alan M. Reedy ’64

Thomas S. Williamson, Jr. ’74

Sheldon L. Messinger Malcolm Feeley

Michael Millman Zitrin Foundation

Adolph C. Molina Adolph U. Molina ’60

Jay D. Smith ’64

N. Kenneth Reeves ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Donald L. Reidhaar ’60 Joan Costello

b = Deceased

IN MEMORY Daniel I. Reith ’64

Robert E. Schimke

Charles Stepkin ’78

Richard Weinstock ’64

Jay D. Smith ’64

Varya Simpson ’91

Harris E. Kershnar ’78

Jay D. Smith ’64

James O. Richard ’74

Philip Selznick

J. Christopher Stevens

Francis C. Welch, Jr. ’64

Tom Harriman ’74

Steven A. Childress ’95 Lawrence W. Ruth ’90

James R. Dunn ’58

Jay D. Smith ’64

Andrew M. Sessler

John R. Stokes ’48

Joseph A. West ’64

Katherine Stokes Morehouse

Jay D. Smith ’64

Sanford Svetcov ’64

Robert G. White ’64

Jay D. Smith ’64

Gary F. Swift ’64

Raina D. Williams ’98

Jay D. Smith ’64

Kan T. Donohoe ’98

Paul R. Teetor ’64

Jane B. Wilson

Jay D. Smith ’64

Leroy Wilson, Jr. ’68

Raymond T. Terlizzi ’64

Alba Witkin

Jay D. Smith ’64

David B. Flinn ’63

Minot W. Tripp, Jr. ’64

Rachel D. Young ’78

Jay D. Smith ’64

Harold J. Evans ’78

John V. Trump ’64

Ken Zommick ’64

Jay D. Smith ’64

Stefan A. Riesenfeld ’37 James E. Castello ’86

Lee C. Rosenthal ’73

Renee & Herman Winick

Marsha S. Berzon ’73 Noah S. Rosenthal ’05

Henry Shields, Jr. ’74

Edward W. Rosston ’42

Jane Slater

Mrs. Edward W. Rosston

Deborah and Stephen Goldblatt

Ralph Sanson ’64

Karen R. Smith ’72

Jay D. Smith ’64

Patricia Ann Sherman ’72

T. Richard Savidge ’64

Phillip J. Smith ’64

Jay D. Smith ’64

Joseph L. Sax

Judith L. Soley ’70

Heather M. Barnett Minner ’07 & Mr. Joseph H. Minner Fran M. Layton ’79 Lawrence W. Ruth ’90 Michael J. Sawyer ’00

Mikael & Denise Brown

Thomas S. Williamson, Jr. ’74

John V. Stanley ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

Elizabeth A. Truninger ’64 Jay D. Smith ’64

b = Deceased

BOALT HALL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2014–2015 We are grateful to these board members for guiding us forward during the past fiscal year. President

Members

Nancy L. Fineman ’86

Carly O’Halloran Alameda ’06 Karen I. Boyd ’96 David A. Carrillo ’95 Benson R. Cohen ’04 Evan R. Cox ’87 Andrew J. Davis ’99 Tyler C. Gerking ’02 Timothy S. Hughes ’10 Yury Kapgan ’01 Kevin P. Kennedy ’91 Jennifer Kobayashi ’01 Mark D. Lubin ’77 Michael L. Martinez ’78

President-Elect John W. Kuo ’88

Past President Lynn H. Pasahow ’72

Dean Sujit Choudhry

James McManis ’67 Kim F. Natividad ’09 Jay Purcell ’11 Noah S. Rosenthal ’05 Sean M. SeLegue ’91 Jay A. Shafran ’63 Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72 Charles J. Stevens ’82 Steven T. Walther ’68 Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Sarah F. Weiss ’10 Jeffrey C. Wolfstone ’77 David A. Zapolsky ’88 Mitch Zuklie ’96

Student Representatives Sarah B. Chai ’15 Zarah M. Rahman ’16

Faculty Representatives Stephen Bundy ’78 Jesse H. Choper

Staff Representative Robert G. Sproul III

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