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2016 ANNUAL REPORT CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION


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About the Cal Alumni Association The Cal Alumni Association (CAA) provides all Cal graduates with rewarding connections to the University, fellow alumni, and current students. Founded by the original graduates of the University of California in 1872, CAA today represents nearly half a million alumni living across the world. With a mission of advancing and promoting the interests of the University, CAA is committed to providing essential programs and services designed to keep alumni of all ages and interests connected to the University and each other.

MissionOur mission is to advance and promote the interests of the University of California, Berkeley by connecting alumni with each other and our alma mater. Together with our campus partners, we play an integral role in informing, engaging, and inspiring alumni to support the University by:

• Participating and volunteering in University programs and events• Acting as ambassadors and advocates on behalf of the University• Giving to the University

VisionOur vision is to be UC Berkeley’s primary campus-wide alumni relations organization responsible for building and engaging a broad alumni community that supports the University. Together, as a globally connected network of Cal alumni, we keep Cal golden.


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A MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND BOARD PRESIDENT

The Cal Alumni Association (CAA) is about being a part of a great and enduring community, ensuring the future of UC Berkeley while honoring the past, and engaging the present. As we celebrate 145 years of golden fellowship, there’s no better time to be part of this wonderful community. We offer a common space in which to gather—a true sense of belonging for hundreds of thousands of Golden Bears.

CAA is committed to our alumni, our outstanding scholars, and the University. It’s what we do. We’re about fun, we’re about learning, and we’re about ensuring Cal’s future as the best university in the world—and we are growing!

This year, CAA launched the Alumni Engagement Expansion initiative to increase our investment in the programs and services that support Cal alumni and students. Our goal is to enlarge the community of alumni who come together to forge new friendships with fellow Bears and deepen lifelong relationships begun during their time at Cal.

There are so many ways that being part of this vibrant community makes life better, richer, and more exciting. CAA awards nearly 800 Alumni Scholarships each year. Our scholarships play an important role in making a Cal education possible for these deserving students. We are so grateful for the many hours our alumni volunteers spend evaluating hundreds of impressive applications and ensuring that we continue to produce the world’s greatest scholars.

In an era of deep budget cuts and increasing public policy challenges we are committed, as graduates of the number one public university in the world, to be a voice for UC Berkeley. Through the revitalized Cal Advocacy program, thousands of Cal alumni, students, faculty, and staff engage legislators at the state and national levels to fight for public education. Cal advocates are a diverse and vocal group who welcome the increasing number of alumni lending their voices to our future.

But it’s not all about fighting the good fight. We’re also leading alumni to adventure and lifelong learning through programs like Cal Discoveries Travel, where exciting destinations await the traveler under the guidance of knowledgeable faculty and experts. Closer to home, we’re building memories and friendships at the Lair of the Golden Bear—where generations of families enjoy camping at Cal’s signature summer destination or gather at the Pinecrest Chalet in the beautiful Stanislaus National Forest.

Our fall and spring seasons bring tailgates and Hoops Parties, where hundreds of loyal Bears get together to hear from coaches, eat, drink, and root for Cal. Current-events programs like CALIFORNIA Live! provide a lively forum to hear from experts and alumni who take on the most important issues of the day. Our award-winning CALIFORNIA magazine reports on the latest in research, culture, and innovation.

CAA provides ongoing support to hundreds of new and mid-career professionals through The Berkeley Network, offering professional-development webinars and an expanding program of opportunities to network with new and seasoned alumni from a range of industries. This year we launched the first in an ongoing series of career-navigation events for alumnae, featuring some of Cal’s most successful women.

CAA volunteers spend thousands of hours each year in an effort to keep Cal golden and stay connected to our extraordinary, world-renowned alma mater. We serve nearly half a million Cal graduates and support more than 80 chapters around the country.

Please join us. CAA is an exciting place to be. Visit us at alumni.berkeley.edu, where you will find even more reasons to become part of CAA’s community of family and friends.

Fiat Lux and Go Bears!

Clothilde Hewlett ’76, J.D. ’79 Executive Director

Eric Mart ’70 President, Board of Directors



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250–350K150–250K100–150K50–100K25–50K10–25K5–10K1–5K0–1K

ALUMNI BY STATE

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SD

NE

KS

OK

LA

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alumni worldwide493,000+

in California

407,978

303,788

alumni in the United States

186,000 in the Bay Area

BEARS ARE EVERYWHERE!


CAA serves alumni communities throughout the country. From the west to the east, Golden Bears cast their glow across the nation.


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FORMER LEADERSHIP AWARD SCHOLAR GIVES BACK


Steve Sulack ’03, M.S. ’05 isn’t new to leadership. As an undergraduate, he was an outstanding Leadership Award scholar and treasurer of the Pi Tau Sigma Mechanical Engineering Honors Society. Now, he gives back to the community that supported him as a young student through the Sulack Family Leadership Scholarship he established with CAA. “I remember my connection to Cal through CAA. As a scholar, I appreciated that it was alumni giving back to Cal students and hoped that someday I could do the same.”

During graduate school, Steve worked on doing satellite simulation of scapecraft for the SNAP program to stare into deep space looking for supernovae. He was one of the three students assisting Dr. David Auslander at the Lawrence Berkeley Labs on this project. After earning a masters in mechanical engineering, Steve worked as a spacecraft controls engineer at Lockheed Martin.

As an undergraduate, he worked at the Space Sciences Lab at Berkeley on another satellite project, CHIPS, which observed local interstellar plasma. A former engineering colleague from the lab eventually recruited him to Google, where he now works at X (the Alphabet research and development facility formerly known as Google X) for projects like self-driving cars and robotics.

“Google has a culture that really supports and encourages its employees to give back to the community,” says Steve. “I appreciate that CAA helps students directly and that they cast a wide net to students of diverse backgrounds. This made the scholarship a good fit for my family. I’m grateful I could do this in my 30s so I can continue to be involved and do more over time.”

Steve also helps build the relationship between CAA and Google through the Google Cal Corporate Alumni Committee. Now numbering more than 1,200 the Cal-Googlers have come together to build a community, volunteer, and provide resources for the University. They collaborate on projects including scholarship application readings at the Googleplex, as well as bringing students to Google for tours and events that celebrate the Cal contribution to Google. Steve smiles, “It’s fun to be part of a Cal cluster within a Stanford-founded company.”

Raised in Southern California, Steve lives with his wife and daughter in the South Bay and likes having proximity to Berkeley. “Cal is unique for having so many top-rated departments,” he says. “It’s a great place to explore any interest.” He would encourage any student interested in attending Berkeley to visit their top colleges. “When I visited the Berkeley campus, I knew it was the place for me—it felt like I belonged. Put yourself in the environment, talk to students, see what life is like, and see how you feel about it. Gather the most data that you can to make an informed decision, and then make the best of it,” explains Steve.

Currently, Steve enjoys spending much of his time parenting. His wife is also a Cal alum and, according to Steve, the best thing that happened to him at Cal. The first Golden Bears in their families, they are gradually introducing their daughter to the Cal culture. Along with Cal football, he continues to support The Leadership Award and participate in Cal-Googler events. “Cal was a big part of my life. I like to have these continuing ties. I feel very connected to Cal and look forward to the future.”

Learn more about CAA’s Cal Corporate Alumni Committees at alumni.berkeley.edu/corporate-programming.

“When I visited the Berkeley campus, I knew it was the place for me—it felt like I belonged.”


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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEYfounded in 1868

THE CAA FUND SOCIETY MEMBERS2016 $698,054

raised for The CAA Fund in 2016

$312,612contributed by Society members

$1,000+ Bancroft Society 160

$2,500+ Oxford Society 16

$5,000+ Gayley Society 13

$10,000+ Hearst Society 2CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONfounded in 1872

YES BERKELEY! STUDENT RECRUITMENT2016

NO. 1 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY

NO. 3 UNIVERSITY WORLDWIDE

207 OLYMPIC MEDALS WON BY STUDENTS AND ALUMNI

MOTTO = FIAT LUX

22 NOBEL PRIZES WON BY FACULTY AND ALUMNI

Facebook likes26,000

alumni chaptersand online alumnicommunities

93

dues-paying CAA members

100,000

Cal Discoveries travelers per year

1,250

Lair of the Golden Bear campers per year

10,000

California magazine subscribers

100,000

The Cal Connection e-newsletter subscribers

172,000

LinkedIn subscribers

49,500

alumni worldwide493,000+

80,000in Southern California

186,000 in nine Bay Area counties

members191

New Student Receptions29

alumni volunteers400

65%

said YES!to UC Berkeley after

attending aNew Student Reception

New Student Receptionstudent attendees

1,100


YOUR CONNECTION TO UC BERKELEY

98


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The Cal Alumni Association gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the donors who contributed $1,000 or more to The CAA Fund between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2016.


HEARST SOCIETY ($10,000+)Glenn H. Kelman ’93 and Sylvia LeeGordon E. Moore ’50

and Betty Moore

GAYLEY SOCIETY ($5,000+)Donald E. Bradley and

Marianne Stark Bradley ’80 Michael R. Doyen ’79

and Denise M. DoyenCatherine S. Doyle ’91

and Sean DoyleRobert D. Haas ’64

and Colleen G. HaasDavid E. Kepler II ’75

and Patricia A. KeplerKathleen L. Knopoff ’92

and Richard L. GreenMary P. Komoto ’78

and Brian K. KomotoTheodore Liaw

OXFORD SOCIETY ($2,500+)Cathleen H. Chawla ’93

and Rakesh ChawlaPeter R. Deforest ’64, Ph.D. ’69Alexandra S. Glickman ’81Joy A. Kovaleski ’77K. Mark Lee ’77 and Monika P. LeeEric R. Mart ’70 and Janice N. Mart Howard A. McDaniel ’65Steve S. Park ’90Kevin M. Perkins ’08Lyle S. Poncher ’67John B. Ryan M.B.A. ’68

and Daniela Tossi RyanJoseph J. Shen ’91

and Serena Y. ShenLisa M. Stewart ’78

and Tim CarpenterThomas Thomson ’67Mark C. Walters ’81Gayle M. WhittemoreEddie P. Wong Jr. ’89Calvin Young ’79

and Jocelyn Young

The CAA Fund Society is a group of alumni and friends who create a lasting connection to Cal through their commitment to and affinity for the Cal Alumni Association. An annual membership of $1,000 or more establishes membership.

BANCROFT SOCIETY ($1,000+)

George M. Daffern ’77 and Nancy K. Daffern

Carol C. DavisJane E. Devens ’60John B. Dickerson A.T.U. ’62Michael A. Drevno ’75, M.B.A. ’81

and Linda J. Drevno ’80Michael S. Duggleby ’63

and Juanita DugglebyAnna S. Dunshee de Abranches

M.B.A. ’94Stephen L. Eastwood ’71

and Dorne EastwoodLee A. Edlund ’91, J.D. ’94

and Katherine M. EdlundAndrea P. Eichhorn ’80Terry L. Field ’62Marcia A. Forsyth ’74

and Dennis ForsythRobert Freitas ’89Fernando Garcia ’86Bruce R. Geernaert and

Daphne G. GeernaertJill Darcangelo Godsey ’90,

M.B.A. ’96 and Brian T. Godsey ’85

Amy O’Connor Goodman ’94 and Michael Goodman

Richard E. Green Ph.D. ’05Ann Armstrong Guild ’55Alexander C. Guo ’89

and Margaret Lee Guo ’90Raphael L. Haas ’00

and Jennifer R. Haas ’00Karen L. Hansen ’65Gayle G. Harrison Hartmann ’64Robert C. Herr ’64, J.D. ’67John C. Hill Jr. ’74

and Cheryl A. HillGlenn A. Hofer ’74

and Diana M. PopeJonathan M. Hoff ’78

and Judy L. Hoff Mavis W. Hoffman ’51

and Donald N. HoffmanJennifer L. Hom ’92

and Jiang Wu ’93Justin Jelincic ’80

and Pamela S. Jelincic ’82Robin Johnson ’58Kenneth E. Jorgensen ’60

and Susan E. Jorgensen

Mary Soares Kaljian ’68Jeffrey S. Kaplan ’89

and Gabriella KaplanJean Keller M.A. ’76

and Terry W. KellerMichael J. Kilroy ’85Kimiko A. Klein ’61

and Joel B. Klein ’62Linda C. Koo ’72, M.A. ’75,

Ph.D. ’76Martha H. LawrieJoye Lee McCoy ’50William T. Lee ’65 and Li Y. LeeJay T. Lewis ’74 and Nina LewisGabriel Li ’90Luke G. LiangKenny W. Lo ’92 Leonard E. Look ’83

and Laurie A. LookKathryn Bennett Loughran ’69

and Thomas F. LoughranTimothy F. Lugo ’99

and Kristina Shih ’01Myra C. Lynch ’59, M.A. ’64

and Richard W. Lynch ’62Roger A. Mann ’58

and Joan M. Mann ’58Christine A. Marke ’88

and Colin A. Forth ’91Richard D. Martland J.D. ’61Grove T. Matsuoka ’82Samuel L. Mayall ’50, M.B.A. ’52Janet Kim McCormick ’86Elayne Mautino McCrea ’51Tami Saguestad McHargDianne B. McKay ’77

and Andrew King Nancy Lubich McKinney ’82

and Gregory W. McKinneyRichard J. McLean ’55, M.A. ’62Nancy E. McLeod and

Robert B. McLeod ’65Mara Larson Melandry ’66

and Don MelandrySteven J. Merlo ’73

and Lynn D. MerloHelen R. Meyer and John D. MeyerNicolas R. Meyer and

Vaughan Tebbe Meyer ’84Yunwa Moore and Katie Moore ’12Michael J. Morgan ’91

and Anjanette M. Pelletier ’92

Julie Shin Morgan ’89 and Bradley P. Morgan Ph.D. ’91

William B. Morgan Ph.D. ’61 and Maxine G. Morgan

Priscilla A. Myrick ’73 and Thomas J. Cutillo

Paul S. Nagata ’79 and Susan S. Nagata

Greg P. Neukirchner ’94Roger H. OdenbergSusan Jones Oftedahl ’72

and A. Lee OftedahlJanet Wilson Owens M.A. ’50Laura Kane Palagyi ’87

and Steve A. Palagyi ’87Derrick Y. Pang ’97Karla Perez ’04, J.D. ’09Kirk A. Pessner ’77

and Russell H. Miller ’74Joslyn P. Pocock and Rod PocockMichael P. Radke ’69Benjamin T. Reyes II ’87

and Susan S. ReyesRonald E. Rivera ’89 and

Stephanie A. Tamayo-Rivera ’87Paul S. Saint-Pierre M.B.A. ’81Louise Adler SampsonCynthia So Schroeder ’91

and Marc Schroeder ’91Mitchell M. Shih ’91 and

Amy S. Hsu M.S. ’99James G. Siler Jr. ’55

and Susan Butler-SileKenneth B. Silveria ’55Manuel C. Simas ’55Mike S. Singh M.S. ’71

and Surinder P. SinghGary R. Slavit ’78

and Evelyn MargolinChristina A. Snyder

and Marc M. Seltzer ’69Richard L. Spees Jr. ’76Anne G. StewartDiane Rene Stewart

and Stephen R. StewartEdwin B. Stokes Jr.

and Betty StokesDavid A. Stuart Ph.D. ’76

and Linda M. StuartDouglas K. Sugimoto ’93Youyenn Teo ’98, M.A. ’01,

Ph.D. ’05

Anonymous Thomas J. Alexander ’62,

M.B.A. ’63Judith L. Allione ’88

and David AllioneJanice Anderson-Gram ’67John R. Bancroft J.D. ’76

and Marjorie E. BancroftEdward C. Bartlett ’91

and Donna HoghooghiGrace Tong Bartoo ’83

and Marc L. Bartoo ’83Chandan Basho ’03Rishi R. Batra ’00Ambassador Frank

and Kathrine BaxterRay Beeman ’89

and Cindy L. BeemanMary Lou Berg ’52, Cred/Cert ’53

and David G. Berg ’53Dana J. Berkeland ’88Anne M. Beroza J.D. ’76

and Allen SpirytusEric B. Bickford ’98

and Jeanne K. BickfordJames W. Black ’62

and Barbara S. Black

Andrew N. Bloch ’84Sudhangshu Bose Ph.D. ’78

and Juthika BoseJohn R. Buford ’78Robert J. Burgren ’12Mark S. Burr ’81Yasuko T. Bush and

John B. Bush Jr. ’58, Ph.D. ’63Robert C. Byrd M.S. ’77, Ph.D. ’78

and Kathleen A. Byrd ’78Michael L. Cahoon ’70

and Laima V. CahoonMarc A. Carrasco ’93

and Linda M. Assante CarrascoWiley L. Carter ’59

and Nancy CarterCarla M. Cassani ’79

and Fred St GoarBak-Ying Chan ’70, M.B.A. ’79

and Betty Chan Ida C. Chan ’94Philip L. Chan ’77

and Viveca H. ChanSandy K. Chan ’94Lee M. Chase ’63, Ph.D. ’69Rishi U. Chopra ’02Cathy Christian-FarnsworthMark L. Coleman ’86David L. Critchfield ’74,

M.Arch. ’82, M.B.A. ’82 and Catherine L. Critchfield

Frank J. Thomas M.S. ’57 and Carol Thomas

Ralph C. Thomas III ’75Prentice A. Tom ’82Tracy P. Tram ’89

and An Nguyen Francis M. Tran ’99

and Denise N. Tran ’97Lilian Chi Tsai ’00Anthony C. Tsao ’00Aydin Ulkucu M.S. ’70, Ph.D. ’74Carla L. Vargas Rivas ’96Manfred H. VeldenEileen G. Vohs ’52

and James A. Vohs ’52Patricia D. Wade ’72, Ph.D. ’78Rehan N. Waliany ’08

and Serena Wu ’09Amy C. Wang ’95, M.P.H. ’97

and David C. Liao ’95Magnificence B. Wangsuwana ’97

and Muay WangsuwanaAlan C. Wanzenberg ’73Maryellen Reilly Weber ’47Stuart M. Weiss ’77

and Marla S. WeissPriscilla W. Robinson M.A. ’08Elijah F. Widjaja ’78

and Jehnny SusantyJoshua Wijaya ’03, ’04Jeffrey R. Williams ’75

and Patricia A. Williams ’75, C.Esing ’76

Dr. Thomas D. Wogaman C.Esing ’58, M.A. ’59, C.EAS ’61, Ed.D. ’65 and Mariol R. Wogaman M.L.S. ’68

James G. Wong ’51Michael B. Wood ’63

and Joanne Y. WoodMarie Ye ’13 Eleanor Yee ’71Grace N. Yee M B.A. ’07Marshall I. Ye ’07Linda Young M.P.H. ’77


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students served sincescholarship inception

Tegusigalpa

PersianGulf

Valued at $34.9 million275 named endowments

THE LEADERSHIP AWARD FOUNDED IN 1934654

Valued at $20.2 million 150 named endowments

THE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD PROGRAM FOUNDED IN 199987

Valued at $175,000 5 named endowments

KRUTTSCHNITT ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOUNDED IN 201458

15,000+

445

58

underrepresentedminority scholars

32%

underrepresentedminority scholars

100%first-generationcollege students

94%



Californiaresidents

80%out-of-state12%

Tegusigalpa

PersianGulf

international8%

799 ACADEMIC YEAR 2016 −17CAA ALUMNI SCHOLARS

KASP SCHOLAR FRIDA HERNANDEZ UPS HER CAL GAME


Accepted to all twelve colleges where she applied, including UC San Diego and Loyola Marymount, Frida Hernandez always had Cal in her sights. “I was used to being first in my class,” she says. “At Cal, everyone is, and some of my lectures are bigger than my entire graduating class. It means I’ve had to up my game. I loved school, and I wanted the challenge of Cal. I love that it is the number one public university in the world.”

Raised in San Diego, she is the first in her family to attend college. “From the beginning they were talking about college,” she says of her experience at High Tech High. As a straight-A student, her counselors urged her to consider other options, but for Frida, it was always Cal.

“Acceptance to Cal was bittersweet,” she says. “It was great to be accepted, but I thought, ‘How are we going to afford this?’” Her parents have always been enthusiastic about college for their children, and her mother insisted there would be a way. The Kruttschnitt Aspire Scholarship Program (KASP) and other financial aid currently cover the cost of her tuition, housing, and books.

A mass communications major, Frida got her start in marketing by helping her parents promote and build their business by managing photo shoots, document design, and rebranding. She likes the idea of being an entrepreneur and wants to own her own marketing firm after graduation.

In addition to her professional goals, Frida has a deep commitment to community service. She tutors students in reading and math at The Pro Golf Academy for Kids and teaches Spanish at the elementary and middle school levels. She has a vision of using her marketing expertise to empower younger students by teaching them to use media to tell their stories.

Being away from her parents and siblings is hard. “Being more independent, managing my own time, being organized and a self-starter is an affirming experience. Being a grown-up is good,” says Frida. They text daily and stay in touch with video chats and Google Hangouts.

Frida believes that not all students who dream of college get the encouragement she received. “Lots of kids don’t get the help they need. Often, counselors don’t support them and suggest they lower their expectations. Opportunities aren’t always presented. My high school taught me to look for my own resources,” she explains. “Reach out. Find your own path. Don’t just accept what others set out for you. If it isn’t what you want, it isn’t good for you.”

Sometimes uncertain about where life after Berkeley will take her, Frida is ever the optimist. “The possibilities are endless. No matter what happens, Cal provides a great future.”

Learn more about the Kruttschnitt Aspire Scholarship Program at alumni.berkeley.edu/kasp.

“Find your own path. Don’t just accept what others set out for you.”

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ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS HONOR ROLL


THE KRUTTSCHNITT ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMThe Kruttschnitt Aspire Scholarship Program, formerly known as The Equity Scholarship, is named in recognition of a legacy commitment made by Cal alumnus Theodore H. Kruttschnitt III ’64. The scholarship provides an economic incentive for California-based high-achieving, underrepresented minority students to attend Cal.

Founding DonorsAlan C. Mendelson ’69 and Agnès B. MendelsonBarbara Benson Meyer ’58, C. Mult. ’59Gerald L. Miller III ’01Robert S. NewtonMichael Q. Nguyen ’02Anne D. Pedersen ’90Michael J. Pretto ’67 and Nancy PrettoDavid L. Redo ’61 and Judy Ijams Redo ’62Johnathan A. Rodgers ’67 and Royal G. Rodgers San Francisco 49ers FoundationKenneth H. Smith ’40William W. Reichle ’83 and Julie D. Tanner Reichle ’89Martha L. Van LiereBetty T. Yee ’79Mark G. Yudof and Judy Yudof

AnonymousKeith E. Axtell ’64, M.A. ’66 and Holly H. AxtellAnnalynn C. Basallaje ’95Ambassador Frank E. and Kathrine F. BaxterBerkeley Diversity and Institutional Development FundThe Brim FundRichard C. Burnett ’45, M.D. ’49Christopher L. Cabaldon ’88The California EndowmentDavid A. Carrillo ’91, J.D. ’95, LL.M. ’07, J.S.D. ’11 and Lisa M. Sardegna ’88Minder Cheng M.B.A. ’89, M.S. ’91, Ph.D. ’94 and Wen HsuKaren Leong Clancy ’76 and Dallan P. Clancy ’76, M.Eng. ’78Shirley Brown Conner ’48Darek A. DeFreece ’93Christopher J. Escobedo ’05Erin S. GoreClothilde V. Hewlett ’76, J.D. ’79 I. Michael HeymanTom Hurvis M.B.A. ’62Koret FoundationHolly R. Lake ’93

ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP DONORS 1934 – 2016The Cal Alumni Association gratefully acknowledges donors who have contributed $25,000 or more to the Alumni Scholars Program.

Individuals and FamiliesAnonymousBarbara Aaron-Rosston

and Gregory L. Rosston ’84Douglas E. Adams ’59

and Judith Clemetson Adams ’61, C.Mult. ’62

Dorothy Alderman ’38 Jesse A. Ante ’68, M.S. ’70Beverlee Antoine ’35

and George K. Antoine Robert C. Aronoff ’73 Steven N. Bangert ’71

and Beth BangertDwight L. Barker ’59

and Nancy T. BarkerRalph Barnum Frederick W. Bauer ’43Ambassador Frank E.

and Kathrine F. BaxterEdward Beatson ’64

and Jeanie E. BeatsonKenneth E. Beaver ’35 Harmon C. Bell ’28Benjamin A. Bellinson ’84

and Linda C. BellinsonFrank Bettencourt ’61 Dorothy Thompson Biddick ’44Fay H. Blair ’49, M.B.A. ’50

and Linda BlairTheodore F. Blitz ’50,

Cred/Cert ’52, M.A. ’57 Ben Bloom ’48, M.A. ’49, Ph.D. ’51 E. Morse Blue ’35 and Mary H. Blue Thomas W. Borden ’48

and Barbara S. Borden

Alfred F. Breslauer Jr. ’57 and Ardis Feldman Breslauer ’57, C.Mult. ’58

Robert O. Briggs ’51 Howard E. Brownson ’48

and Mary Powell Brownson ’48 Ava Jean Brumbaum ’43

and Harold R. Brumbaum Ph.D. ’52

Marvin H. Buchanan B.Arch. ’65 and An Ra Hong Buchanan ’70, M.Arch. ’73

Morris A. Budak ’70 and Renee Levie Budak ’72

Richard C. Burnett ’45, M.D. ’49 Carolyn E. Burwell Nancy Nies Byl Ph.D. ’85

and Frederick M. Byl ’61Bak-Ying Chan ’70, M.B.A. ’79

and Betty ChanSean K. Chang ’97 Earl F. Cheit ’80 Minder Cheng M.B.A. ’89, M.S. ’91,

Ph.D. ’94 and Wen HsuMary S. Cheu Suzanne Christensen Roy B. Christie Jr. ’42 Karen Leong Clancy ’76

and Dallan P. Clancy ’76, M.Eng. ’78

Roy A. Clark ’49 and Helen G. ClarkStephen R. Clark ’76

and Patrizia G. ClarkCarol Kavanagh Clarke ’60 and

Robert M. Clarke ’57, M.B.A. ’59

Catherine C. Cliff and Robert C. Cliff ’66, Ph.D. ’71

John M. Coil ’59, M.S. ’61 and Ann P. Coil

Sylvan C. Coleman ’26 Shirley Brown Conner ’48Ethel L. Cross ’33 Robert J. De Fea ’51, J.D. ’56

and Betty McLaughlin De Fea ’55Ivor deKirby ’40

and Edele P. deKirby ’39David T. Dickson M.S. ’64,

M.B.A. ’69 Nancy Moncure Ditzler ’54

and Hugh W. Ditzler Jr. ’53Arthur K. Dunlop ’47 Raymond D. Edwards ’41

and Editha A. EdwardsRobert G. Eklund Jr. ’84

and Shelby A. Eklund ’84Anthony T. Ellis II ’51William D. Emerson Mary M. Engstrom ’46 Gloria P. Exline ’43, C.Esing ’44 Morley S. Farquar ’58

and Patricia L. FarquarJohn Ferguson ’43

and Marie Holmes Ferguson ’44George L. Fernbacher Jr. ’51 and

Barbara Ziegler Fernbacher ’52Nancy Balch Fischer ’52 Elizabeth Sauer FitzSimmons ’42Laurence G. Fitzsimmons Jr. ’40Esther-Ann Stewart Forbes ’26

Peter B. Frazier ’61 and Robin Gray Frazier ’65

Phyllis Epstein FriedmanDavid P. Gardner M.A. ’59,

Ph.D. ’66 and Sheila S. GardnerPaul E. Giers D.D.S. ’61,

and Caroline Fechter Giers ’58Gregory A. Ginsburg ’84

and Jody A. GinsburgAlice K. Glaese ’37Douglas E. Goldman ’74

and Lisa M. GoldmanRichard N. Goldman ’41 Edward H. Graalfs ’40, M.A. ’60

and Persia M. GraalfsDonald E. Green ’47, M.S. ’52 Frederick L. Greenlee ’26Helen R. Gressang ’48, M.A. ’51 Andrew J. Gunther M.S. ’82,

Ph.D. ’87 and Teresa B. GuntherPhilip F. Gutfleish ’82

and Rhonda MarkmanEvelyn D. Haas Dorothy L. Hammond

and Peter R. HammondElizabeth Warner Hammond ’24Jean Gray Hargrove ’35 Robert W. Harris and Shirley Harris Gene M. Hassan ’50 Rebecca E. Hayden ’42 James K. Haynes ’50, J.D. ’55 and

Marianne Truscott Haynes ’55Beatrice Moorhead Heggie ’47Richard G. Heggie ’45, M.A. ’49Frederick W. Hellman ’55


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R.A. (Herb) Henderson ’56 Anthony R. Hill Ernest J. Hill and Norma L. HillMarcia M. Hill ’68

and Guy M. StruveSusan Forbes Hill ’67, M.B.A. ’85 Steven J. Hirsch Virginia Alm Hoadley ’38 Walter E. Hoadley ’38, M.A. ’40,

Ph.D. ’47 Dorthea L. Hocker Marian Wilson Hodge ’23 Tyler H. Hofinga ’81

and Elizabeth M. Hofinga Raymond E. Horan Jr. ’38

and Erma Zeek Horan ’40Mary B. Horton Roland V. Howard Jr. ’82

and Nancy Hart Howard ’81Barrett B. Hughson ’42

and Ruth Martin Hughson ’42Harold A. Hyde ’47

and Dorothy Zimmer Hyde Richard W. Hyman ’62 Carroll Winstead Innes ’48 Gary N. Ishida and Jeanne Ishida Gail Lancaster Ives ’86

and Bruce A. IvesOren J. Jacob ’92, M.S. ’95

and Justine M. JacobY S Harvey Jang Megan Smith Janis ’82

and Michael JanisBo I. Jesperson Dorothy Ahlburg Johnson ’62

and F. Martin JohnsonPatricia Offield Jovick ’36 Fred J. Joyce III

and Pamela-Ann Chun Joyce ’70Brett S. Kanazawa ’89 Patricia C. Kao ’99

and Seth R. Gassman ’99William C. Kao

and Karen L. Kao ’71Grant A. Kauffman ’45Margaret H. Kavalaris ’77 Alan M. Kay ’54 and Jean L. KayJohn C. Kerby-Miller ’54

John R. Kleespies M.B.A. ’48 Christopher M. Knauer ’53, M.D. ’56

and Gulshan Bhatia-KnauerHelen L. Knopp ’38 Jane Biedenbach Koll ’50Rouzbeh K. Kordestani ’88 Harold E. Kren ’41

and Marilyn KrenTheodore H. Kruttschnitt III ’64

and Alexia KruttschnittPaul L. Larsen ’47, J.D. ’50

and Katherine Everett Larsen ’47Allen J. Lauer M.B.A. ’65

and Kathleen Hadden Lauer ’59 Richard H. Lee Jr. ’67

and Tatwina Chinn Lee ’68Suzanne Legallet ’60 Jane M. Leroe ’68, J.D. ’71

and Peter S. Munoz ’68, M.A. ’70, J.D. ’75

Harold L. Levy ’32Elizabeth H. Lewis

and John S. Lewis ’68Barry R. Liu Lolita Long Lowry ’35,

Cred/Cert ’36 Donald C. Ludolph ’51,

Cred/Cert ’54, M.A. ’55 Shirley R. MacIlvain ’50 Winifred M. Madigan ’39 Matthew O. Madrigal ’98

and Mollee MadrigalCarl and Carol MaesIona Rockwell Main ’49 John A. Malatesta ’71

and Barbara MalatestaThomas Z. Marshall ’37 Doris Cuneo Maslach ’41 Elaine L. Mason Richard J. Mason John F. Mather ’55 and

Joan Hartong Mather ’55, C.Mult. ’56

Marie Lewis Matthews ’52 and Edward E. Matthews

Charles T. McDermon ’51 Eleanor J. McGahie ’41 Jeanne Grassens McHugh ’47

Daniel G. McKinney ’42 and Violet McKinney

Charles D. McKinnis ’75 and Solita S. McKinnis

Arthur McLaughlin Donald S. McNary ’46 and Louise White McNary ’50 Aaron J. Mendelson ’98, M.B.A. ’02 Alan C. Mendelson ’69

and Agnès B. MendelsonBarbara Benson Meyer ’58,

C.Mult. ’59 John H. Meyer ’42, M.B.A. ’76

and Marie G. Meyer Adolph C. Miller ’87

and Mary S. MillerWilliam J. Milliken ’34 and

Patricia Alexander Milliken ’38Frances G. Miner ’41 Neal I. Miura ’60 and

Irene Takei Miura ’60, C.Mult. ’61Marcelite Seba Moore ’55 William J. Morison ’51 Richard A. Morris ’67 Susan Smith Morris William B. Morrish ’54

and Eva-Marie MorrishJames C. Morrison ’34 Richard H. Morrison ’58 and

Laurie Cockburn Morrison ’61Anne Roberts Nelson ’45 Claudia Mauzy Nemir ’57

and Howard F. Nemir ’57Ted R. Nissen ’49

and Patricia G. NissenChristina K. O’Connell ’91 George M. O’Connor ’42Robert G. O’Donnell ’65, M.B.A. ’66

and Sue D. O’DonnellKathy Oelman Meagher ’67

and Sarah Meagher Gaymer ’01 George K. O’Hara ’39

and Barbara S. O’Hara ’46Linda Parinella O’Keefe ’78

and Donald D. O’Keefe Jr.Marjorie Staats Oliver ’32 John F. Olson ’61

and Elizabeth Callard Olson

Taihi M. Paik ’59 and Harkmoon Paik

Charles O. Parsons Lavonne Peck M.S.W. ’67 Allen M. Phipps ’61

and Joyce E. PhippsMarcia Hart Pollack ’62 and Edward V. Pollack ’62, J.D. ’66Robert T. Porter ’40, M.D. ’43 Ellen Fitzsimmons Porzig ’71

and Klaus J. PorzigDarwin R. Poulos ’82

and Donna E. Poulos ’93Michael J. Pretto ’67

and Nancy Pretto Mary Alice Ramsden Scott C. Ramsden ’48 Phillip Reed and

Pamela Newmark Reed ’64Lila Sankowich Rich ’55

and Neville J. Rich ’50Marie Gherini Ringrose ’30 Edward J. Ritelli ’40Edward B. Robinson ’47, J.D. ’51

and Marjorie Pletcher Robinson ’52Adeline E. Rosenberg ’71 David A. Rosenfeld, J.D. ’73

and Shirley A. Woo ’71, J.D. ’74John W. Rosston ’42

and Barbara H. RosstonDaniel M. Rovner ’71 Jane L. Rubin ’73, Ph.D. ’84 James L. Ryan and

Jane Bauer Ryan ’58Russell J. Satake ’78 and Anita SatakeLena Scherini Helen Marguerite Schoeneman ’24 John A. Schoenfeld ’76

and Victoria SchoenfeldMatthew A. Scholl ’91

and Rachel SchollLibby M. Schwartz ’64

and Herman SchwartzLeslie T. Sharp ’11 Maurice M. Shiu ’69, M.S. ’71

and Esther C. ShiuJames B. Sinton ’38

and Norma M. Sinton

Roger J. Sippl ’77 and Elizabeth Salmon Sippl ’77

Ella Rosenberg Sligar ’32 Kenneth H. Smith ’40 Sylvia M. Smolick ’56, M.A. ’78 John S. Spellman George S. Spence Jr. ’52

and Carol L. SpenceDaniel S. St John ’43 Priscilla St. John William H. Steele ’83

and Barbara Elkjer Steele ’84Walter E. Stern ’41, M.D. ’43 David Swanberg Virginia Gardner Swanberg ’44,

M.A. ’45, Ph.D. ’45 Michael E. Tauber Max Thelen Jr. ’40 Phyllis B. Thelen Katharine Shaw Thompson Morley P. Thompson Porter E. Thompson ’39 and

Helenmae ThompsonGeorge O. Thorne ’34 Mariel Rushmore Thorp ’17,

M.A. ’19 Beverly K. Tim ’59

and Walter C. Tim ’48, M.D. ’51Gerd J. Tobias ’43, M.D. ’46 Raymond P. Totah Ermelinda Treviño Norman K. Tuttle II ’57, J.D. ’63

and Mary Lee Tuttle Carol Jackson Upshaw ’58 Jon M. Walford ’63

and Pamela M. WalfordRevett B. Wallace David A. Weeshoff Linda A. Weeshoff Michael H. Weisman ’63

and Betsy B. Weisman M.A. ’65Jane Hammond Weller ’59

and Nelson S. WellerJoan R. Wheelwright ’47 Laura Schaefer White ’36Jonathan J. Wilcox J.D. ’68 and

Cynthia Wu Wilcox M.A. ’68Margaret Baldwin Wildenradt ’35

David J. Williamson ’68 and Helen M. Marcus ’68

Phyllis Stickland Willits ’49, M.A. ’54

Victor W. Willits ’62, Ed.D. ’68 and Arlene J. Willits ’63, M.A. ’67

Agnes Mattson Winton Sheila M. Wishek ’58 Robert G. WitserSharon M. Witser ’55Art B. Wong ’63

and Janet Lewis Wong ’70Robert R. Wong ’68 and

Sheryl L. Wong ’67, C.Mult. ’68Christopher B. Woodward ’71,

M.B.A. ’76 and Susan L. Woodward ’75, C.Mult. ’76, M.A. ’81

Charles C. Worth ’46 and Lynne E. Worth

Jonathan Wu ’87 and Heather McCracken Wu ’88, C.Esing ’90

Fei P. Yang ’80, M.B.A. ’82 and Wen W. Yang-Feak

Eleanor Yee ’71 John K. Yost ’71 and Stacy J. YostRobert R. Youngs M.S. ’73,

Ph.D. ’82 and Susan A. Cohen ’71, M.J. ’84

Maimie W. Zee ’55, C.Mult. ’55 Marian Oliver Zischke

and Peter H. Zischke

Alumni ChaptersCal Alumni Club of

Berkeley–Oakland–PiedmontCal Alumni Club of the

Monterey PeninsulaCal Alumni Club of OakmontCal Alumni Club of the PeninsulaCal Alumni Club of RossmoorCal Alumni Club of

San Joaquin CountyCal Alumni Group of San FranciscoCal Alumni PrideCal Alumni Student Association

Central Coast Cal Alumni ChapterInland C’s – Riverside and

San Bernardino County Alumni Club

Lair Staff Alumni ClubLamorinda Golden Bears

Alumni ClubMarin County Alumni ClubNorth San Diego County

Alumni ClubNorthern C’s Cal Alumni ClubPrytanean Alumnae, Inc.Sonoma County Cal Alumni ClubThe South Bay California

Alumni ClubUC Alumni Club of San DiegoUC Club of Santa Clara CountyUCB Men’s Club of SacramentoUCB Women’s Club of Sacramento

Foundations and OrganizationsAlpha Tau Omega FoundationMervyn L. Brenner Foundation, Inc.The SITA FoundationThe Starr FoundationUC Chinese Alumni FoundationWilliam and Flora Hewlett

FoundationG. W. Williams Foundation

CorporationsChevronNew Image Audio & Video Inc.Pacific Gas & Electric CompanyTrancos, Inc.Union Bank of California N. A.Wells Fargo

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2016 program growth included the relaunch of Cal Advocacy to a network of more than 36,000 advocates, redoubled career-development events in partnership with the UC Berkeley Career Center, and two thought-provoking CALIFORNIA Live! panel discussions held in Berkeley and Los Angeles. More than 4,500 alumni and students attended events and webinars in 2016 through The Berkeley Network’s professional-development programs. Membership added 755 new Golden Bear Life Members, and CAA’s digital reach grew by more than 13,000 people.

Thanks to the generous support of our donors, CAA awarded 715 Alumni Scholarships for the 2016–2017 academic year. Scholarship support, through application review and interviews, was provided by more than 1,500 alumni volunteers.

CAA achieved positive operating results with favorable investment returns and dedicated expense management, which helped to offset revenue challenges in certain areas. We received a clean audit opinion on our year-end financial statements, and no material weaknesses or significant deficiencies were communicated in regard to our internal controls. Revenue was strong from Alumni House event rentals, due to our central location on campus; and from Pinecrest Chalet, as a result of favorable weather conditions in 2016.

In 2017, CAA stands well prepared to achieve its goals of increased alumni engagement through a diverse selection of quality programming and services as well as strengthened partnerships on campus and in the community.

Go Bears!

Jason Morimoto ’02 CAA President

LETTER FROM THE 2016 CAA PRESIDENT AND 2016 FINANCIALS


In 2016, the Cal Alumni Association embarked on an initiative to attract and engage a broader cross-section of the alumni community by investing in an expansion of key programs and services. Launched in June 2016, CAA’s Alumni Engagement Expansion initiative is a multi-year endeavor, with an investment from the Life Member Fund, to substantially increase the number of alumni who are actively engaged with UC Berkeley and connected with each other. Increased investment focused on central program areas such as advocacy, chapter membership, student recruitment, and volunteer events.

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION (AUDITED)

2016 2015

ASSETSCASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS $1,526,653 $510,413

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, NET $294,058 $594,201

RELATED PARTY RECEIVABLE $69,035 $65,713

PROMISES TO GIVE, NET $15,000 $30,000

PREPAID EXPENSES AND OTHER ASSETS $567,443 $297,589

INVESTMENTS $21,992,221 $21,532,806

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT, NET $12,167,303 $12,719,415

TOTAL ASSETS $36,631,713 $35,750,137

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

LINE OF CREDIT - $200,000

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES $891,328 $979,678

DEFERRED REVENUE $2,583,720 $1,719,002

DERIVATIVE FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT $1,187,322 $1,362,809

LIABILITY FOR PENSION BENEFITS $1,215,705 $1,110,191

BONDS PAYABLE $6,401,302 $6,606,652

TOTAL LIABILITIES $12,279,377 $11,978,332

NET ASSETS

UNRESTRICTED $17,287,098 $16,991,251

TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED $5,889,260 $5,604,576

PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED $1,175,978 $1,175,978

TOTAL NET ASSETS $24,352,336 $23,771,805

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $36,631,713 $35,750,137

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (AUDITED)

UNRESTRICTED TEMPORARILY RESTRICTEDPERMANENTLY

RESTRICTED TOTAL

REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORTLAIR CAMP AND PINECREST CHALET $6,035,134 - - $6,035,134

ROYALTY PROGRAMS $1,466,173 - - $1,466,173

MEMBERSHIP DUES $1,386,116 - - $1,386,116

INVESTMENT ACTIVITY DESIGNATED FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS $785,000 - - $785,000

CONTRIBUTIONS $562,590 $687,759 - $1,250,349

SPECIAL EVENTS $31,744 - - $31,744

TRAVEL PROGRAM $1,276,976 - - $1,276,976

ADVERTISING $132,804 - - $132,804

OTHER REVENUE $382,749 - - $382,749

INVESTMENT ACTIVITY NOT DESIGNATED $339,272 $477,420 - $816,692

GAIN (LOSS) ON DERIVATIVE FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT $175,487 - - $175,487

NET ASSETS RELEASED FROM RESTRICTIONS $800,495 ($800,495) - -

TOTAL REVENUE AND SUPPORT $13,454,540 $284,684 - $13,739,224

EXPENSESPROGRAM EXPENSES $10,017,470 - - $10,017,470

GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $2,491,769 - - $2,491,769

DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES $543,940 - - $543,940

TOTAL EXPENSES $13,053,179 - - $13,053,179

REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT OVER (UNDER) EXPENSES BEFORE OTHER CHANGES

$401,361 $284,684 - $686,045

CHANGE IN PENSION LIABILITY ($105,514) - - ($105,514)

CHANGES IN NET ASSETS $295,847 $284,684 - $580,531

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR $16,991,251 $5,604,576 $1,175,978 $23,771,085

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $17,287,098 $5,889,260 $1,175,978 $24,352,336

The condensed financial information presented has been audited by Moss Adams, LLP and should be read in conjunction with the 2016 audited financial statements and related notes, which may be requested from the CAA Controller's office.

Total Revenue and Support: $13,739,224

T Lair of the Bear and Pinecrest Chalet

T Investment Activity

T Royalties

T Membership

T Cal Discoveries Travel

T Contributions

T Other Revenue

T Advertising

T Special Events

Total Expenses: $13,053,179

T Program Expenses

T General and Administrative Expenses

T Development Expenses

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ANNUAL REPORT 2016 CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OfficersPresident Eric Mart ’70

Vice President Amanda Pouchot ’08

Vice President, Finance Amy Shin ’87

Secretary-Treasurer Clothilde Hewlett ’76, J.D. ’79

2017 – 2018 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Designated DirectorsChancellor Carol Christ

Chair, UC Berkeley Foundation Richard L. Greene ’60, J.D. ’63

Director of Athletics H. Michael Williams ’82

Vice Chancellor, University Development & Relations Julie Hooper

Alumni Regent Jason Morimoto ’02

Division Chair, Academic Senate Robert L. Powell

UC Berkeley Extension Diana Wu

SENIOR STAFF

DirectorsBrandon Berookhim ’18

Demetrios Boutris ’83

Sangeeta Chakraborty ’06

Virg Cristobal ’97

Diane Dwyer ’87

Joy Kovaleski ’77

Carol Liu ’63, C.Eas ’82

Catherine McKee ’84

Dionicia Ramos ’01

Alexander Randolph ’06

Danielle Silveira ’11

Gary Slavit ’78

Prentice Tom ’82

Esperanza Vielma ’91

Rehan Waliany ’08

Executive Director Clothilde Hewlett ’76, J.D. ’79

Chief Operating Officer Susie Cohen Crumpler

Chief Program Officer Anh Tran ’06

Chief Revenue Officer Matt Terwilliger

General Manager, Pinecrest Operations Mike Yaley

Director, Executive Office & Board of Directors Anjeannette Schnetz ’89

Controller Sherry Jacobs ’86

Senior Director, Major Gifts, Alumni Scholarships Jennifer Mora

Senior Director, Human Resources Jenny Robles ’96

CAA is grateful for ongoing support from the generous community of corporate sponsors and partners who help make our programs and services possible. Thank you!

WITH THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

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Photography: (cover) Frank Yang ’17, Kevin Ho Nguyen, Kelley L. Cox, Keegan Houser, Steve McConnell, David G. Smith, Katherine Fjordalis, Ronald Davis, and Sarah Yi

CAA thanks the following corporations for their generous support.

A Division of Herff JonesA Varsity ACHIEVEMENT Brand


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CAA board member Demetrios Boutris ’83 and President Eric Mart ’70 join Executive Director Cloey Hewlett, UC President Janet Napolitano, CAA board member and UC Regent Cynthia So Schroeder ’91, and Leslie Katz J.D. ’83, at an alumni reception following meetings with legislators on UC Day in Sacramento. The CAA delegation met with nine California lawmakers and staff to discuss the critical need for funding support for the University of California.

The Berkeley Network, CAA’s career-development program, launches its first Alumnae Career Advancement series event. Themed “Overcoming Obstacles, Empowering Each Other, and Balancing the Rest,” its panelists included Jenny C. Flores ’00, Senior Vice President, Bank of the West; Adelmise Rosemé Warner J.D. ’97, Chief Counsel, Pandora Media, Inc.; Lisen Stromberg MBA ’91, author and CEO/Founder of PrismWork; and Kate Scott ’05, anchor and host for Pac-12 Networks.

Black Alumni Club past president Princess Allen ’06, UC President Janet Napolitano, and Executive Director Cloey Hewlett celebrate alumni at the Black Alumni Club reception.

Class of 2017 graduates Cassandra Ekdawy, Annie Cheng, Courtney McGrosso, Natasha Shams, and Melanie Munoz join photobomber and Cal mascot Oski for CAA’s Senior Send-Off at Alumni House.

Members of CAA’s Chinese Chapter honor recipients of the 35 annual scholarship grants awarded by the chapter and the UC Chinese Alumni Foundation.

Jeremy Wang, Mike Williams ’82, Douglas Workman, Roger Hartman, Stephan Zusman ’66, Jennifer Mora, and Alan Mendelson ’69 cheer on Cal basketball at the Cal-UCLA Hoops Party in Westwood.

CAA hosts CALIFORNIA Live! “A Dream Denied? The Immigrant Experience in the Campus Community” with panelists Robert D. Haas ’64, Chairman-Emeritus, Levi Strauss & Co.; Saira Hussain ’09, J.D. ’13, Staff Attorney, Asian Law Caucus; Meng So M.A ’10, Director, Undocumented Student Program, UC Berkeley; Valeska Castaneda-Puerto ’16, CAA Program Manager, Student Support; Seth Grossman, Chief of Staff to University of California President Janet Napolitano; and moderator Diane Dwyer ’87, veteran Bay Area journalist.

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