inside: a fitting memorial kalmanovitz foundation gives $1 million to fund appellate courtroom my second career how king hall both inspired and enabled a public-interest career building for the future king hall expansion and renovation project moves ahead Darrell Steinberg ‘84 takes charge of california senate A message from the dean

These are exciting times around King Hall. In my nearly 20 years at In this issue of Counselor, you will find many examples of the wonderful UC Davis, I cannot recall another period in which the Law School things happening in the King Hall community: Professor Diane Amann’s was growing so quickly and in so many different ways. As trip to Guantánamo Bay to observe the pretrial hearings of accused I experience my first academic year as dean, I am more inspired than 9/11 detainees; alumnus Darrell Steinberg’s appointment as leader of ever by what our faculty, students, staff, and alumni are achieving. the California Senate; Professor Emeritus Cruz Reynoso’s appointment to President-elect Obama’s Justice and Civil Rights Agency Review Team; For those who have visited King Hall in recent months, some of our our students’ victories in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit growth is obvious. As the King Hall Expansion and Renovation Project on behalf of our Immigration Law Clinic’s clients; fundraising successes moves forward, the foundation of our building’s new east wing has such as the Verizon Foundation’s support of our Family Protection Clinic; taken shape. Before the end of 2009, we expect the expansion and so much more. phase of the project to be complete, significantly increasing the space available for teaching, study, group meetings, and staff, and adding These are indeed exciting times at King Hall, and I invite you to a grand appellate courtroom and auditorium that will host real-world be part of it all. As we continue to advance our efforts, we face and mock court proceedings, lectures, and more. Meanwhile, challenges. In this era of diminishing state support, we must do all fundraising is moving forward for the renovation phase, which will we can to enhance our financial aid and loan repayment assistance upgrade the existing King Hall structure to expand the Mabie Law programs and increase resources for privately funded scholarships to Library, accommodate new technologies, and improve aesthetics and help those who want to come here to reach their dreams. To achieve traffic flow. these goals, we desperately need the help of our alumni and all those who believe in our mission. Our fundraising efforts are also making great strides. Recently we have received significant commitments from friends and support from I hope you will enjoy this issue of Counselor, and look forward to many alumni, faculty, and staff who are giving to make the renovation sharing the Law School’s challenges and successes with you in the possible. We have seen the announcement of the Mabie Challenge, years ahead. in which the Mabie Family Foundation has pledged to contribute up to $500,000 to the renovation if we reach our goals for alumni, faculty, Sincerely, and student participation. Recently, the Kalmanovitz Foundation, with help from our distinguished alumnus Yeoryios C. Apallas ’72, contributed more than $1 million to name the new appellate courtroom, and plans are already underway to hold arguments there by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, California Supreme Kevin R. Johnson Court, and California Court of Appeal. Dean and Mabie-Apallas Professor of Public Interest Law and Chicana/o Studies Academically, King Hall has never been stronger. Our faculty, many of whom joined us during the last decade, are widely regarded as some of the best legal scholars in the country. They publish cutting- edge scholarship prolifically, are frequent speakers at conferences and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s, assassination on April 4, 1968, had an immediate impact on UC Davis School of Law students and faculty, who were actively involved symposia around the country, and are often called upon by the local in the legal, political, and social debates of the late sixties. When construction of the and national media to provide insight into the most pressing issues of our Law School building was completed in the fall of 1968, a committee of students and faculty began working to name the building for Dr. King. The building was officially time. They are engaged in their communities, helping to solve complex dedicated after Dr. King on April 12, 1969. Today, King Hall stands as a tribute to legal problems, and passionately committed to our students, who Dr. King’s efforts to achieve social and political justice by lawful and orderly means. continue to be among the most gifted and diverse of any law school. Photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,: Corbis. King Hall Counselor Managing Editor Adam Talley Writer & Editor Joe Martin Designer Sam Sellers Photography by UC Davis School of Law Except where otherwise noted Contents Offices of External Relations 2 News & Notes Alumni Relations, Development, & Marketing Senior Dean for Administration 8 A New Era Adam Talley New Dean Kevin Johnson Strives to Build on King Hall Senior Editor, News & Publications Success, Maintain Accessibility Joe Martin Senior Graphic Designer & Photographer 10 A Fitting Memorial Sam Sellers Kalmanovitz Foundation Gives $1 Million to Assistant Dean for Development Fund Appellate Courtroom & Alumni Relations Jean Korinke 11 Darrell Steinberg ‘84 Takes Charge of Director of Development Camille Harper California Senate Associate Director of Alumni Relations Ginger Welsh 12 My Second Career How My King Hall Experience Both Associate Director of Annual & Special Funds Inspired and Enabled My Public-Interest Career Jen Aldridge By Jennifer Krause Fisher ’05 Development & Marketing Assistant Faye Veirs 14 Building for the Future Development Assistant King Hall Expansion and Renovation Project Moves Ahead Rachel Whitcombe

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Counselor Winter 2009 1 Present for the celebration were principal co-author of the organization’s founding faculty members Professor Feeney, amicus brief in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, the Professor Dov. M. Grunschlag, Professor 2006 decision in which the U.S. Supreme Emeritus James Hogan (and his wife Janice), Court invalidated the military commission’s Professor Emeritus Ed Rabin (and his wife plan initially implemented by President George W. Bush. Later that year, Congress Founding Faculty Honored at Jane), Professor Emeritus Mortimer D. Schwartz, and Professor Gerald Adler, as reinstated a version of the plan by passing Open House Celebration well as former Assistant to the Dean Thelma the Military Commissions Act. Faculty members who helped found the Kido. Also in attendance were Dan Dykstra, UC Davis School of Law 40 years ago were son of founding faculty Professor Dan UC Davis Ranked Among Top honored at a special School of Law Open Dykstra, his wife Mitty Dykstra, daughter of Public-Interest Law Schools House and Founding Faculty Ceremony founding faculty member Professor John W. The UC Davis School of Law ranked on October 10 in the King Hall Mabie Law Whelan, and her mother Maryrose Whelan, 29th in a recent listing of “Best Law Schools Library Reading Room. The event, which wife of Professor Whelan. for Public Interest Law” in the Fall 2008 issue of preLaw magazine. The list was topped by Northeastern University School of Law, with only Loyola School of Law in Los Angeles, Stanford Law School, and Whittier Law School ranking higher among California schools. The preLaw magazine story may be viewed online at http://www. nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cypress/prelaw- fall-08/#/28.

Professor Brownstein was part of both the UC Davis Centennial Receives Dinstinguished Celebration and the commemoration of Professor Amann Travels to Scholarly Service Award King Hall’s 40th anniversary, featured a GuantÁnamo Bay to Observe Professor Alan Browstein, the Boochever welcome address by Dean Kevin R. Johnson, 9/11 Detainee Hearings and Bird Endowed Chair for the Study remarks by founding faculty member Professor Diane Marie Amann, an and Teaching of Freedom and Equality, Professor Floyd Feeney, and the dedication expert in law and terrorism, traveled to is a 2008 recipient of the Distinguished of a plaque honoring the contributions of Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, in December to Scholarly Public Service Award from the the founding faculty. observe pretrial hearings in the case against UC Davis Academic Senate. Brownstein has Dean Johnson made his first formal five detainees charged in connection with been a member of the Law School faculty address in King Hall as dean. He touched the September 11, 2001 attacks on New since 1981. Regarded as one of the nation’s on several milestones and achievements in York and Washington, D.C. Among the leading experts on law and religion, he has the history of the Law School and thanked defendants were Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, been a powerful voice of dissent to many of the founding faculty for their contributions. alleged to have masterminded the attacks, the nation’s recent policies restricting civil “None of this would have happened and who is alleged to have been “water liberties. were it not for the leadership, active boarded” during interrogation at secret sites Professor Brownstein frequently testifies engagement, and enthusiasm of our maintained by the CIA. before government bodies and speaks founding faculty,” Johnson told the faculty, Issues litigated at the hearing included to community groups. He is an active alumni, students, and staff in attendance. the admissibility at trial of confessions member and officer of the American Civil Dean Johnson also quoted from obtained under coercion, the competency Liberties Union in Northern California the plaque, which will be placed to of certain defendants to stand trial, and the and participates in a variety of interfaith commemorate the original entrance to adequacy of translation services provided to coalitions. King Hall. The plaque lists all members defendants. “Thousands of California citizens have of the founding faculty and states that Professor Amann observed the benefited immensely from his engaged “their efforts laid the foundation for the proceedings as a representative of the scholarship,” Dean Kevin R. Johnson said. excellence and national recognition the National Institute of Military Justice, a school has attained.” The Dean recognized Washington, D.C.-based nongovernmental the founding faculty in attendance and organization founded by former military introduced Professor Feeney, who shared his lawyers. A member of NIMJ’s Board recollections of the early days of King Hall. of Advisors, Professor Amann was the

2 Counselor Winter 2009 Courtney Linn ’90 Honored by Inaugural Fenwick & West Symposium Draws Praise US Department of Justice The first symposium in the new • “Patent Reform at the PTO: Streamlining Courtney Linn ’90, an assistant Technology, Entrepreneurship, Science, of Substantive Change?” moderated United States Attorney, received the U.S. and the Law (TESLaw) series sponsored by UC Davis School of Law Professor Department of Justice’s John Marshall Award by Fenwick & West was held in King Hall Keith Aoki, and featuring Colleen for excellence in legal performance at the on November 7, drawing an audience of Chien, assistant professor of Law, Santa department’s Annual Awards Ceremony in about 120 attorneys, academic experts, Clara University; Ron Katznelson, PhD, Washington, D.C. on October 28. The John students, and industry professionals and president, Bi-Level Technologies; Sanjay Marshall Award is the highest honor the winning rave reviews from participants, Prasad, head of Enterprise Software Attorney General awards for contributions many of whom commented on the Licensing, Intellectual Ventures; and by Department of Justice lawyers in specific outstanding quality of the presentations. Jerry Selinger, Patterson & Sheridan, subject areas. “The Perfect Storm of Patent Reform?” LLP. Linn received the award for his work symposium brought together an • “Patent Reform in the Courts: Doctrinal in the areas of money laundering and impressive set of industry leaders and Developments and Implications,” asset forfeiture. He is the chief architect legal experts to discuss vital issues related moderated by Lynn Pasahow, partner, of strategies the Department of Justice has to patent reform, intellectual property Fenwick & West, and featuring Mark employed to detect and prosecute financial rights, and how pending changes in the Lemley, William H. Neukom Professor crimes including terrorist financing and patent system will impact information of Law, Stanford University; Robert money laundering. He has authored technology, the life sciences, and the Merges, Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & numerous papers on money laundering economy. Rosati, professor of Law and Technology and asset forfeiture that have appeared in “UC Davis did an outstanding job of director, UC Berkeley Center for Law government publications and legal journals organizing and promoting what turned & Technology; and Chief Judge Paul R. in the U.S. and Great Britain. out to be a cutting-edge program on Michel, U.S. Court of Appeals for the patent reform in the three branches of the Federal Circuit. Eduardo Diaz ’76 to Lead federal government,” said Jerry Selinger, • A roundtable discussion moderated Smithsonian Latino Center of Patterson & Sheridan, LLP, and former director of the American Intellectual by Mark Lemley, William H. Neukom Eduardo Diaz ’76 has been appointed as Property Law Association. Professor of Law, Stanford University, director of the Smithsonian Latino Center, The symposium featured a keynote and featuring Chip Lutton, chief patent which coordinates programs and exhibits speech from Stratton Scalvos, former counsel, Apple; Lynn Pasahow, partner, on Latino culture that appear in numerous board chair, president, and CEO of Fenwick & West; Jay Thomas, professor venues inside and outside the Smithsonian. Verisign. Panel discussions included: of law, Georgetown University; and Chief Diaz, who grew up in El Paso, Texas, as Judge Paul R. Michel. • “Patent Reform in Congress: Evolution in well as San Bernardino, California, served The symposium was the first in the Innovation Framework,” moderated for 10 years as the director of San Antonio’s what will be a five-year series at the Law by UC Davis School of Law Acting Office of Cultural Affairs. Since 2005 he School sponsored by Fenwick & West Professor Peter Lee, and featuring Mark has been executive director of the National to provide practitioners, academics, and Chandler, general counsel, Cisco; Jay Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, students in law, management, bioscience, Thomas, professor of Law, Georgetown New Mexico, the largest Latino center in the high technology, and other related fields University; Andrew Serafini, partner, country. with the knowledge base required to Fenwick & West; and Doug Luftman, successfully address the associate general challenges inherent to David I. Brown ’74 Appointed counsel, intellectual the growing, ever- as Sacramento Superior property, Palm, Inc. Court Judge changing markets of the 21st century. David I. Brown ’74 has been appointed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to serve as a Sacramento County Superior Court judge. Brown is a founding partner at the Law Offices of Bailey & Brown, where he has worked since 1978. In addition to his litigation practice, he has been an arbitrator and mediator and for the last several years has also served as a judge pro Tem in Sacramento, Yolo, and El Dorado left to right: Stratton Sclavos; county superior courts. Marc Lemley, Stanford Universtiy; Chief Judge Paul R. Michel; Jay Thomas, Georgetown University Counselor Winter 2009 3 provided to nonprofit organizations that Ralph Nader Speaks at assist domestic violence survivors. King Hall Professor Hing Receives Attorney, author, consumer activist, and four-time presidential candidate Prestigious Awards Ralph Nader delivered a lecture entitled Verizon Awards $35,000 to UC Professor Bill Ong Hing has received two “Corporate Power, Law Firms, and Law Davis Family Protection Clinic prestigious awards honoring his scholarship Schools” at King Hall on November 24. and activism. The UC Davis School of Law Family In August, the National Council on Protection and Legal Assistance Clinic has Crime and Delinquency (NCCD) honored been awarded a grant of $35,000 from Professor Hing with the Donald Cressey the Verizon Foundation to support King Award, which recognizes outstanding Hall students as they represent victims of academic contributions in the field of domestic violence who otherwise would not criminology, at a special reception and be able to afford an attorney. dinner at the Stanford Court Hotel in San Founded in 1999, the Woodland-based Francisco, with Dean Kevin R. Johnson, clinic has represented clients in an average of among many others, in attendance. 79 cases per year, assisting victims of domestic Previous winners of the Cressey Award violence and their children to obtain needed include, among other luminaries, Professor financial support and protective and custody Charles Ogletree (Harvard). orders, which allow families to go on with In December, Professor Hing their lives without the threat of further abuse. was selected to receive the UC Davis The clinic is the only entity providing free Chancellor’s Achievement Award for legal representation to low-income victims Diversity and Community in the Academic of domestic violence and related problems Senate category. The award recognizes in Yolo County, where 18.4 percent of the Professor Hing’s contributions to increasing population live below the federal poverty diversity and inclusiveness within the UC The two-hour lecture and question-and- level. In addition, the clinic offers invaluable Davis School of Law. answer session drew an audience that hands-on experience for King Hall students, Dean Johnson nominated Professor Hing filled the Wilkins Moot Courtroom and and partners with the Yolo County Sexual for the Diversity Award on the basis of his spilled over into the adjacent hallway Assault and Domestic Violence Center to offer experience as the founder and director of and Mabie Law Library lobby, where community education. the Immigrant Legal Resource Center—a audio and video were made available. “We are very proud of the important nationally-renowned immigrant-rights Nader’s lecture touched on a wide work of the Family Protection and Legal group based in San Francisco—as well as Assistance Clinic, which has made a his many positions on committees advising profound difference in the lives of many the federal government on immigration victims of domestic violence and taught law and policy, his experience in appellate Tarlock, Distinguished Professor of Law students much about the practice of law for advocacy, and his contributions to the Law at the Chicago-Kent College of Law, those most in need,” said Kevin R. Johnson, School as an instructor and head of the undertakes a comprehensive analysis of dean of the UC Davis School of Law. school’s clinical programs. the historic federal Bureau of Reclamation “Thank you to the Verizon Foundation for “Professor Hing, throughout his decision, made after the 2001 drought, its generous support of the clinic.” career, has pursued social justice by to shut down the headgates of the Upper The Verizon Foundation is the combining community work, litigation, Klamath Basin in southern Oregon to philanthropic branch of New York-based and scholarship,” said Johnson. “He has an conserve water for endangered species. Verizon Communications Inc., exemplary record of dedicated, important, The episode was the first time in U.S. a leader in the broadband and wireless high-profile service.” history that the headgates of a federal communications industry. Since 2000, the irrigation project had ever been closed in Verizon Foundation has invested more than favor of conservation. The book examines $400 million in the United States and around Professor Doremus Publishes the protests, vandalism, and apocalyptic the world, with a primary focus on literacy, Water War in the Klamath rhetoric that greeted the decision, and offers domestic violence prevention, and access to Basin lessons for the future of water management technology. Verizon supports the survivors Professor Holly Doremus has published and conservation in the arid West. of domestic violence through a myriad her most recent book, Water War in the Professor Doremus is one of the of programs, including Verizon Wireless’ Klamath Basin: Macho Law, Combat Biology, country’s leading scholars of biodiversity Hopeline program. Through the program, and Dirty Politics, on Island Press. protection and the intersection of no longer used phones are collected and The book, co-written with A. Dan environmental law and natural science. range of subjects related to what he La Raza Law School Students “I thought the reunion events were termed “the broader responsibilities Win national Service Award a huge success,” remarked Johnson. “It to the administration of justice” that was wonderful to reconnect with so many attorneys hold and the ways in which The UC Davis School of Law La Raza alums, to learn about the great things law schools can prepare students for Law Students Association was awarded they’re achieving in their careers, and to this role. He talked about the changes the Student Service Award by the National share with them the latest news regarding that have occurred since his days at Latino/a Law Student Association the School of Law.” Harvard Law School in the 1950s, (NLLSA) at its annual convention held in including the increased diversity Albuquerque, New Mexico on October among law students and the arrival of 16-18. The award recognized the La Raza courses in consumer law, civil rights, students’ continued public service to the and poverty law. Nader suggested Latino community, as well as their strong that while these changes have been presence on the NLLSA board and activism positive, law schools are still not doing on behalf of Latino law students around the enough to illuminate the ways in which country. corporate power comes into conflict with the public interest. Professor Shestowsky Nader challenged the audience to Awarded ABA Grant resist the “creeping cynicism” often Professor Donna Shestowsky has been experienced by second- and third-year named as a 2008 recipient of an American law students, and to pursue careers Bar Association Litigation Research Fund that recognize their potential to affect grant. Established in 2007 to support positive change. “You’re in the top one original scholarly work that advances the percent of people with a capacity to understanding of civil litigation in the make a difference in this world,” said United States, the Litigation Research Fund Nader. “Don’t trivialize your talent for makes awards of $5,000-$20,000 to legal higher pay.” academics, social scientists, and scholars Nader’s King Hall lecture was made from other disciplines. possible through support from the Professor Shestowsky received an award UC Davis School of Law and the UC Among those present were Myron of $10,000 to support her longitudinal Davis Law Students Association. The “Doc” Miller, believed to be the oldest King research on disputants’ preferences for court presentation was recorded and has been Hall graduate, a two-alum couple, Debra procedures. made available online through the UC Margolis ’83 and Craig Labadie ’81, whose Donna Shestowsky teaches Criminal Davis iTunes and You Tube web sites. daughter, Maila Labadie, is in her first year Law, Negotiation Strategy, Alternative of study with the School of Law, and a Dispute Resolution, and a seminar in Legal group of alums now living and working in Psychology. She was the 2007 recipient of Alabama, including Laveeda Battle ’78, who the Law School’s Distinguished Teaching Joseph Florendo ’79 Named advised the transition team of President- Award. Hawaii Jurist of the Year elect Barack Obama. Also attending was Duncan Crabtree-Ireland ’98, who now lives Joseph Florendo ’79, a Hawaii Island Alums, Faculty Reconnect at in Los Angeles and works as deputy national District Court Judge, was honored as 2008 Reunions executive director and general counsel for the Hawaii Jurist of the Year by Chief Justice Screen Actors Guild. Ronald Moon on October 17 in a ceremony More than 150 UC Davis School of Law School of Law faculty present at the in the Supreme Court courtroom. Judge alumni and faculty came together for the events included Professor Thomas Joo, Florendo, a native of Honolulu who has 2008 Milestone Reunions held October 4 Professor Lisa Ikemoto ’87, Professor spent 22 years on the District Court bench, in the Buehler Alumni and Visitors Center Emeritus Joel Dobris, Professor Holly “has earned a reputation of being hard- across from King Hall. Members of the Doremus, Professor Donna Shestowsky, working, fair-minded, compassionate, classes of 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, Professor Emeritus Bruce Wolk, and and not only knowledgeable in the law, and 2003 enjoyed a Reunion Luncheon, Professor Emeritus Richard Wydick. but a good student of the law,” said Chief student-guided tours of the King Hall Dean Johnson said special thanks were Justice Moon. “His rulings are thoughtful, building project, welcoming addresses due to the class organizers: Jeffrey Anne Tatum grounded in the law, and tempered with from Dean Kevin R. Johnson and Alumni ’78, Debra Margolis ’83 and Jerry Hobrecht compassion.” Association Board President Steve Boutin ’72, and plenty of informal reminiscing. ’83, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland ’98, and Melanie Proctor ’03 and Gage Dungy ’03.

Counselor Winter 2009 5 Judge Patricia Yim Cowett ’72 Immigration Law Clinic Wins Awards Students Prevail in Ninth The Honorable Patricia Yim Cowett ’72 Circuit is the 2008 recipient of the Joan Dempsey In an impressive victory for the UC Klein Award and the Lawyers Club of San Davis School of Law Immigration Law Professor Reynoso Named to Diego Belva Lockwood Award. Judge Clinic, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Obama Transition Team Cowett has been a trailblazer as an attorney Ninth Circuit issued a published decision and a judge. In April 2008, she celebrated November 10, 2008 embracing arguments Professor Emeritus Cruz Reynoso her retirement after nearly three decades submitted by King Hall students. was appointed to President-elect Barack on the bench. Then-Governor Jerry Brown On October 20, Professor Holly Cooper Obama’s Justice and Civil Rights Agency appointed Judge Cowett to the Municipal and student Carolyn Hsu ‘09 presented Review team. He helped to lead a review Court in 1979. In 1999, she was elevated oral arguments before the Ninth Circuit of key federal departments, agencies, to the Superior Court. representing a man with a colorable claim to commissions, and the White House to U.S. citizenship detained by the Department provide the Obama-Biden Transition Team of Homeland Security. Appearing on behalf with thorough information needed to make Kristina Pickering ’77 Elected of the King Hall Immigrant Detention policy, budgetary, and personnel decisions to Nevada Supreme Court Project—a collaboration of the Civil Rights prior to Obama’s January 20, 2009 Kristina Pickering ’77 was elected to Clinic, Immigration Law Clinic, and inauguration. a seat on the Nevada Supreme Court on Prison Law Clinic—Hsu urged the Court November 4. Pickering, who grew up in of Appeals to overturn the District Court Reno, graduated from Yale University and ruling finding no habeas jurisdiction existed attended Georgetown University Law Center for United States citizens to challenge the before earning her degree at King Hall. legality of their confinement in immigration After law school, she returned to Reno to custody. The Ninth Circuit found that clerk for United States District Judge Bruce jurisdiction existed for the habeas petition Thompson, then began legal practice in and remanded the habeas proceedings to Reno before moving in 1992 to Las Vegas to the District Court. found Morris Pickering & Peterson with her Professor Cooper credited several husband, Steve Morris. students for their work on the case, including Hoa Hoang ‘08, Asha Jennings Janet Gaard ’83 Appointed ’09, Su Yon Yi ’10, and Parisa Igadi- Yolo County Superior Court Maghsoodi ’10, and had particular praise for Judge Hsu and Jessica Zweng ’09. “Ms. Hsu and Ms. Zweng spent endless Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger days and nights researching and preparing has appointed Janet Gaard ’83 to the Yolo for the oral argument,” said Professor County Superior Court. Gaard has served Cooper. “Both are now experts in recent as chief assistant attorney general for the Supreme Court cases on ‘enemy combatants’ Division of Public Rights at the California and the historical underpinnings of the Department of Justice since October 2007. Non-Detention Act.” A member of the UC Davis School She previously was special assistant attorney King Hall students made arguments of Law faculty since 2001, Professor general and director of legislative affairs before the Ninth Circuit on three separate Reynoso is an internationally known civil from 1999 to 2007 and deputy attorney occasions in the fall of 2008 as part of rights leader, the first Latino to sit on the general from 1984 to 1999. Gaard, who their work with the Law School’s clinical California Supreme Court, and a recipient also served as a staff attorney for the Third programs. of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the District Court of Appeal from 1983 to 1984, nation’s highest civilian honor. He has fills the vacancy created by the retirement of been awarded the UC Davis Medal, the Judge Doris Shockley. university’s highest honor, and the Law School has established the Cruz & Jeannene Reynoso Scholarship for Legal Access to help students with financial needs.

Winter 2009 6 Counselor Prof. Cooper, Hsu, Zweng, Prof. White Anne Anne Stausboll ’84 has been named spent six years in its legal office. She left Stausboll as the next chief executive officer of the to work as general counsel for then-state California Public Employees’ Retirement Treasurer Phil Angelides and became deputy ’84 Named System (CalPERS), the nation’s largest treasurer in 2000, then rejoined CalPERS First public pension fund. Stausboll will be the four years ago as its chief investment Female first female CEO in the system’s 77-year operating officer. Stausboll will oversee an CalPERS history. organization that has 2,300 employees and CEO Stausboll joined CalPERS in 1994 and a budget of more than $332 million.

King Hall Alumni on the Bench • “Scientific Evidence—the Judge as “I will stand with you as a proud alumnus Hold Reunion Gatekeeper,” a discussion of how of King Hall, 1984,” said Steinberg, recent Supreme Court rulings impact praising the Law School’s sense of The UC Davis School of Law’s Alumni the judge’s role in overseeing expert community. on the Bench Association held its first-ever testimony, moderated by the Honorable Reunion activities also included tours gathering at King Hall on October 24-25, Dave Rosenberg, Superior Court of Yolo of the UC Davis Genome Center and the drawing more than two dozen judges County; and featuring Professor Albert recently opened Robert Mondavi Institute for panel discussions with Law School Lin of the UC Davis School of Law. for Food and Wine Science, as well as a faculty, tours of university facilities, and a • “Marriage for Same-Sex Couples in reception and dinner. Attendees included keynote speech from California State Senate California and Beyond,” a discussion of the Honorable Gordon S. Baranco, Superior President pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg, the California Supreme Court’s summer Court of Alameda County; the Honorable a 1984 UC Davis School of Law alumnus. 2008 decision holding that denying same- Mary Fingal Schulte, Superior Court of Created to serve as a resource for sex couples the right to marry violates Orange County; the Honorable Dale L. members of the King Hall community the California Constitution, with the Ikeda, Superior Court of Fresno County; the and to promote continued education for Honorable Judy Hersher, Superior Court Honorable Joan K. Irion, Associate Justice, California judges, the Alumni on the Bench of Sacramento County; and featuring UC California Court of Appeal (Fourth Appellate Association organized the inaugural event Davis School of Law Professors Floyd District); the Honorable David Rosenberg, around panel discussions of complex issues Feeney and Courtney Joslin. Superior Court of Yolo County; the facing sitting judges. The panels included: Honorable Nancy Wieben Stock, Superior Dean Johnson offered an address on • “State Bar Guidelines on Civility and Court of Orange County; the Honorable the “State of the Law School,” including Professionalism—the Judge’s Role,” an Rebecca Wiseman, Associate Justice, private fundraising efforts and the King Hall examination of new state guidelines California Courts of Appeal (Fifth Expansion and Renovation Project. featuring UC Davis School of Law Appellate District); and the Senator Steinberg’s keynote speech Professor Emeritus Cruz Reynoso, a former Honorable Joseph Florendo, a focused on the relationship between California Supreme Court Justice; and the Hawaii Island District Court the judicial and legislative branches of Honorable Loren McMaster, a Superior Judge recently honored government and included fond Court of Sacramento County Judge. as Hawaii Jurist of remembrances of his years the Year. at UC Davis.

left to right: Honorable Ricardo Cordova ’79, Honorable Robert C. Fracchia ’79, Honorable Joseph P. Florendo, Jr. ’79, Honorable Brad Nelson ’79, Honorable John D. Kirihara ’79, Darrell S. Steinberg ’84 Mondavi Institute for Food & Wine Science Counselor Winter 2009 7 A New Era New Dean Kevin Johnson Strives to Build on King Hall Success, Maintain Accessibility

Kevin R. Johnson has never forgotten where he came from. Yet there are also challenges. Most significantly, California faces “I owe my success and my career to the education I received at a a budget crisis so severe that the governor has described it as “fiscal public university,” said Johnson, the new dean of the UC Davis School Armageddon,” and the Regents of the University of California have of Law. “As a result, I feel especially strongly about the need for made it clear that state funding will be increasingly hard to come public universities to continue to offer top-quality legal education.” by. Student fees have risen astronomically and are now more than Johnson grew up on welfare in Southern California’s San $28,000 per year, threatening to undermine the accessibility and Gabriel Valley, yet gained entry to UC Berkeley and then Harvard diversity that have always been hallmarks of King Hall. Law School before going on to a career as a successful attorney; an Johnson is uniquely prepared to address these challenges. internationally renowned scholar on issues of civil rights, race, and One of the nation’s most respected experts on civil rights, racial immigration; and the first Latino dean of a University of California identity, and immigration issues, he has a keen understanding of the professional school. He is passionately committed to maintaining need for diversity in legal education and the legal profession. And, and building upon the legacy of excellence established by outgoing as one who understands firsthand the differences between public Dean Rex R. Perschbacher, and to keeping the Law School accessible and private universities, he is committed to providing a public to all even in these times of budgetary crisis and rising fees. university legal education that is second to none. Johnson takes over as dean with King Hall celebrating its 40th Born in 1958, Johnson grew up in Southern California. He was anniversary and the foundation for continued excellence well often shuttled between the homes of his Anglo father who lived in place. It is recognized as one of the best law schools in the in a predominantly white beach city, and his Latino mother who country, with an excellent, diverse, and dedicated faculty devoted lived in a less affluent Latino community inland. Though he didn’t to scholarship and teaching, a gifted student body that thrives in begin to think seriously about race-related issues until college, these an atmosphere of multicultural community, an award-winning childhood experiences of the boundaries between ethnicities and array of trial and appellate advocacy programs and clinics, and five social classes would later inform his scholarship and legal practice. student-run journals. An impressive set of initiatives, from the King “I remember very distinctly crossing into Mexico to visit family Hall Expansion and Renovation Project to the creation of a new and thinking how artificial the construct of a border was,” recalls international law center, are already underway, promising to take the Johnson, who has written extensively on the need to rethink Law School to the next level of achievement. immigration policies in works including Opening the Floodgates: Why America Needs to Rethink Its Borders and Immigration Laws

8 Counselor Winter 2009 (NYU Press, 2007), The “Huddled Masses” and auditors’ liability cases and a full range it meant less time for scholarship, less time Myth: Immigration and Civil Rights (Temple of pro bono work, handling “everything for the kind of work I’d been doing in the University Press, 2004), and Mixed Race from landlord-tenant disputes to lemon car government and nonprofit sectors, and less America and the Law: A Reader (New York litigation to immigration and asylum work.” time with my family. But it seemed worth it University Press, 2002). By the late 1980s, he had decided to to me to be able to build on the great work A career in law was something he had try academia. “I wanted to try my hand at Dean Perschbacher had done in making this considered fairly early in life, thanks to writing and teaching,” Johnson said. law school a scholarly powerhouse. The prodding from his maternal grandmother, “I wanted to work in a public law school opportunity to build on that success was and while at UC Berkeley (where he earned that was accessible to all the different especially attractive.” a degree in Economics in 1980), he began communities in the state of California. “Over the past 10 years we’ve hired, to seriously consider the possibility. After I wanted to participate in something very by many accounts, some of the best and admission to Harvard Law School, he set out different from my experience in legal brightest faculty in the United States,” for Cambridge, Massachusetts, even though education.” Johnson continued. “We are working hard to he had “never been east of Lake Tahoe.” increase our local, national, and international Johnson excelled as a student at profile in many different ways. We’re Harvard, so much so that he was offered creating an international law center. We’re a coveted spot on the editorial staff of the negotiating with the California Law Review Harvard Law Review, effectively guaranteeing Commission to bring them into the UC Davis an abundance of lucrative job offers upon School of Law, and renovating our building graduation. (Indeed, although the history to bring it into the twenty-first century.” is sketchy, Johnson may well have been In addition to building on the Law the first Latino ever on theLaw Review.) School’s success, Johnson is committed to Yet this success came at a significant price. keeping the school accessible, even in the The highly competitive atmosphere was Over the past 10 years midst of California’s budget crisis. Fees particularly stressful for the few minority we’ve hired, by many have risen from about $10,000 annually in students, and as one of the few Latinos, 1998 to more than $28,000 today, he noted, accounts, some of the as well as someone who came from a less raising concerns that many will simply be privileged background than most other best and brightest unable to pay. students, Johnson felt alienated. faculty in the United “I worry that people are going to see “I grew up on welfare, and Harvard Law States. We are working that price tag and think, ‘I can’t afford law was a place where people would fly off to hard to increase our school. I can’t afford the dream. I can’t Jamaica for the weekend,” said Johnson. local, national, and afford to get a degree that is going to enable “It was a very large law school, where it was international profile in me to help myself and my community,’” he expected that you would never talk to your said. “We need to take affirmative steps so many different ways. professors or desire to talk to your professors. that we don’t scare good students away from It was only a community in the loosest law school.” sense of the word, and the experience was King Hall had everything he was looking Efforts to increase the participation of alienating on many different levels.” for, and it helped that the school was in underrepresented groupes include the King In his book How Did You Get to be a California, which appealed to his wife, Hall Outreach Program, an increase in the Mexican? (1999), Johnson writes of one Virginia, a native of La Puente in the San number of scholarships available, ramping particularly bitter episode. As an editor of Gabriel Valley where Johnson grew up. (The up the school’s loan repayment program, the Law Review, he had written frequently couple married in 1987 and have three redoubling efforts to obtain private support, about civil rights, expressing opinions that children, Teresa, Tomás, and Elena.) and more. “We’re already doing these often ran counter to the conservatism of He joined the faculty in 1989, received things, but we’ll need to do even more.” other editors. In the satirical Harvard Law tenure in 1992, was appointed associate Revue, other students wrote parodies of his dean in 1998, and was named the Mabie- As King Hall stands on the verge of work, many of them hurtful and tinged with Apallas Public Interest Law Chair in 2004. an exciting new era, the new dean’s racism. When Dean Perschbacher announced in goals are clear: “I want to see King Hall May 2007 that he would not seek a third recognized as among the best law schools Johnson graduated from Harvard five-year term as dean, several faculty in the United States, with a faculty, student in 1983 and returned to the west coast, members suggested to Johnson that he apply body, and staff that are as good as any in clerking for Judge Stephen Reinhardt of for the job. the country,” said Johnson, “and I want to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth “I thought about it a lot before I decided ensure that we remain accessible to all the Circuit in Los Angeles, then joining the San to apply,” he said. “The application process diverse communities in California as well as Francisco office of Heller Ehrman White & is quite arduous, and there many sacrifices the nation.” McAuliffe. There he worked securities fraud to be made if you become a dean. For me,

Counselor Winter 2009 9 “When he would acquire a brewery A Fitting Memorial in the ‘60s and ‘70s, he followed a fairly standard model,” said Apallas. “He would cut out a lot of the overhead and a lot of the advertising, and pursue a minimalist approach to harvesting the values of the brand. Of course, when you do that, you step on a lot of toes, including those of advertising agencies, contractors for barley and malt, and so forth. There was litigation over that, but ultimately he either prevailed or settled to his advantage, so it is very appropriate and fitting that this new courtroom would be the legacy of Polish immigrant Paul Kalmanovitz pursue the business plan that made him Mr. Paul,” said Apallas. was a true believer in the American successful, Apallas said. “He was very involved in litigation, and justice system—so much so that he once “Mr. Paul,” Apallas said of he certainly saw the value of correcting proposed funding a “Statue of Justice” Kalmanovitz, “was an incredibly talented problems in society and business in his to be built on Alcatraz Island in the San businessman, but at the same time, a everyday life with the use of the courts,” Francisco Bay to mirror the Statue of tough client when it came to litigation. said Orsi. Liberty in New York. That project never He came to the United States in the 1920s, Kalmanovitz was also a philanthropist materialized, but now, thanks to a $1 and through some very savvy investments who gave to many causes over the course million gift to the UC Davis School of and acquisitions was able to parlay a of his lifetime, with a particular focus Law, his belief in the American courts will small nest egg into a multimillion dollar on hospitals and universities, Orsi said. be memorialized in the Paul and Lydia fortune.” Once, after viewing the movie Patton, Kalmanovitz Appellate Courtroom at King Born in Poland in 1905, Kalmanovitz Kalmanovitz sent a check for $500,000 Hall. went to Egypt following the end of World to the U.S. Treasury on the spur of the The Kalmanovitz Charitable War I, then immigrated to the United moment. “He had known about General Foundation made the gift in December States in 1926, jumping ship from a Patton since his younger years, and he in support of the King Hall Expansion merchant marine vessel. He met his wife, had seen the movie, and he was inspired and Renovation Project, a major capital Lydia, in New York City, and they wed and to make a donation to West Point in his improvement project designed to integrate moved to California in 1935, purchasing a honor,” said Orsi. a substantial addition to King Hall with a Los Angeles nightclub that would prove After Lydia Kalmanovitz died in 1994, renovation of the existing structure. The to be the first of many profitable the Kalmanovitz Trust was established to foundation previously had given $150,000 acquisitions. continue the couple’s charity. Apallas has to name a seminar room in the expanded “He owned 26 nightclubs during the King Hall. Second World War in the Los Angeles The story of Paul Kalmanovitz, who area, and he did very well with died in 1987, is a colorful one, and a tale those,” said Bernie Orsi, who worked that included many episodes in court, said as Kalmanovitz’s assistant and now Yeoryios C. Apallas ’72, who as deputy acts as a trustee for the Kalmanovitz attorney general with the California Foundation. “A number of Department of Justice has represented the people who later became very Kalmanovitz Foundation in challenges famous performed in those to the estate and who played a key role clubs, including Nat King Cole, in facilitating the gifts to the Law School. and from time to time he would With little money to invest when he talk about them,” Orsi recalled. arrived in the United States as a young Using capital acquired from man, Kalmanovitz made a fortune in real their clubs, the couple began estate, nightclubs, and the beer business. buying breweries, including Yet he also owed a substantial portion of Pabst Brewing Company, 102 his wealth—an estimated $250 million Brewing, Falstaff Brewing at the time of his death—to his ability to Company, Lucky Lager, use the courts to defend the rights of his Ballantine, Stroh’s, National companies and to ensure his abilitiy to Bohemian, Olympia, and Pearl.

10 Counselor Winter 2009 twice successfully defended the trust from challenges, and also made sure that the foundation trustees were acquainted with the King Hall Expansion and Renovation Project. The Law School made a proposal for Some times, nice guys finish first. Take State Senate President pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, funding the new courtroom, a member of the UC Davis School of Law class of 1984, who has managed to become which Apallas lobbied for one of California’s most powerful, influential, and effective legislators while also winning with the trustees, and the recognition for honesty, integrity, and an amicable personal style that is unique in the Paul and Lydia Kalmanovitz rough-and-tumble world of California state politics. Appellate Courtroom became a reality. Plans are already underway to hold arguments there by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, California Supreme Court, and California Court of Appeal. “The gift is a fulfillment of the legacy the Kalmanovitzes had with regard to using their considerable wealth for charitable purposes,” said Orsi. “The specific earmark Photo: Brian Baer/Sacramento Bee of a courtroom is even more poignant because of the life Steinberg became the 46th president pro his legislative career, Steinberg has been a he led and because of the Tem of the California Senate on November leading voice on issues of mental health and involvement that he had with 30, 2008, officially assuming leadership of the environmental policy, most recently winning the legal system. He was most powerful legislative body in the state after national recognition for his efforts in putting very much involved in legal serving as unofficial leader since the previous into place state land-use policies that support theories and legal work, and February, when it became clear that he had reduced greenhouse gas emissions. he enjoyed that. If he could rounded up the votes to succeed termed-out Steinberg has been named Legislator of the have had a different career, Senator Don Perata of Oakland. His ability to Year by organizations including the California in my opinion it would have quietly and effectively build a consensus behind School Board Association, the California been as a lawyer.” his candidacy was typical of Steinberg’s political Federation of Teachers, and Californians for “The very generous style, and has led to hopes that his leadership Disability Rights. He has received numerous support of the Kalmanovitz would bring a new spirit of cooperation to awards including the Public Service Award from Charitable Foundation Sacramento. the California School Employees Association will benefit the UC Davis Steinberg has long held a reputation as and the California Journal’s Minnie Award, which School of Law students, a humble, smart, and substantive public recognized him for “conduct, an outlook, and faculty, staff, and alumni for servant. After graduating from King Hall, he demeanor that exemplifies the best kind of generations to come,” said worked as an employee rights attorney with the public service.” Dean Kevin R. Johnson. California State Employees Association and as His signature style—honesty, collegiality, “We are extremely grateful to an administrative law judge and mediator, then and a clear focus on the public interest—remain Paul and Lydia Kalmanovitz served as a Sacramento city councilmember and a proud reflection of his King Hall roots. and excited to name the new state Assembly member before moving on to the Returning to the Law School recently to deliver appellate courtroom in their Senate in 2006. the keynote address at the inaugural King Hall honor, and thankful to our Steinberg’s activism extends back to his Alumni on the Bench Reunion, Steinberg told dedicated alumnus Yeoryios days at King Hall, when he pressed university the more than two dozen judges in attendance, Apallas for his central role in administrators to install a wheelchair lift in “I will stand with you as a proud alumnus of securing this exciting gift.” the Wilkins Moot Courtroom—and helped King Hall, 1984.” find funding for its installation. Throughout

Counselor Winter 2009 11 The first thing that struck me was the way the office seemed to buzz with controlled chaos, an atmosphere that I found slightly intimidating and very much intriguing. Attorneys would breeze though the office on the way to some important hearing or storm around discussing with anyone who would listen the latest crises in their cases. There was always some poor chap who had been entrapped by an undercover officer posing as a prostitute, or a sweet little grandma who was tricked by a smooth-talking con man into unknowingly transporting drugs into prison. The “F-bomb” was dropped more times a day than I thought was humanly possible, and without apologies. It felt like an elite club of passionate, over-worked attorneys, and I was eager to be accepted. The most important thing about the By Jennifer Krause Fisher ’05 internship, however, was that it opened my eyes to the plight of the low-income community. I think I always had an awareness of poverty, but it wasn’t until my time with the public defender’s office that I became actively involved entered King Hall in the fall of 2002 straight out of with that community and patently aware of the particular problems Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania. My life experience up low-income people face. Most of the clients I helped took the to that point had been fairly limited, growing up as I did in a small actions they did due to factors arising from the systemic poverty town of about 2,000 people, graduating with a high school class in which they were raised and lived. I recall numerous cases of of 28, and moving on to college a mere 20 minutes from home. shoplifters who needed food or supplies for their children. After earning a math degree and not wanting to be an actuary or All of these people were extremely grateful for the help they teacher, I began my legal education with big dreams of becoming an received. One case I remember in particular involved a teenage entertainment lawyer in New York or Los Angeles. girl who had been charged with the felony of carrying a concealed I applied to UC Davis, in part because my older brother offered dagger after finding an old knife by the Sacramento River while at to have me live with him and his family in nearby Vacaville, and a picnic with friends. I assisted in filing a suppression motion and was accepted. I had never been to California, but soon travelled to drafting a lengthy brief, and after a hearing in front of the judge, Davis for the first time and immediately fell in love with the school the charge against her was dismissed. I still remember hugging the and people. At the time, I still imagined graduating from King Hall client and her mother outside the courtroom, and thinking that the and moving on to a high-profile career, big salary, and a luxury way her gratitude and relief made me feel was probably one of the apartment far away from my tiny hometown. Little did I know that best feelings I would ever experience as an attorney. just 10 short months later, I would undertake an experience that My summer internship quickly flew by, but it seemed would change my future. impossible to return to “normal” student life without some At the end of my first year, not having any plans for the summer, connection to the public defender’s office. Fortunately, King Hall I consulted with the Career Services staff and was encouraged to offered several options, and I signed on for another semester’s apply for an internship with the Yolo County Public Defender’s commitment through the work-study program. When my Office. In all honesty, I didn’t know much about public defenders, work-study funding dried up, I found a way to extend my stay the kinds of cases they handled, or who they represented. through the school’s wonderful clinical programs. Before I knew Nonetheless, by some miracle, I secured the summer internship, it, my summer internship had metamorphosed into two years of and by the end of my first day on the job, I knew that my time with misdemeanor court appearances, brief writing, and motion arguing, the Yolo County Public Defender’s Office was going to be quite an and suddenly I found myself walking through King Hall for the last experience. time.

12 Counselor Winter 2009 a home health aide, but was denied due to the more than 20-year- old conviction. After helping her attain federal and state clearances, I was able to plead her case to the owner of the health-care company, who agreed to hire her despite the conviction. I will never forget the gratitude in the client’s voice as she thanked me through her tears. I could go on and on with the stories of grateful clients that make me feel like I have a purpose in life, and how important it is to me to use my law degree for something that matters to society (or at least to some people here in Erie), but you get the picture. Instead, I want to share how King Hall not only inspired me to work in public interest, but is also enabling my public interest career. As rewarding as public interest work is for me, it’s no secret that legal aid jobs aren’t the most lucrative. When I told colleagues here I am eternally grateful that I in Erie about my career change, they looked at me like I had lost won’t have to base my career my mind. My school loans at that time were in economic hardship deferment, and as much as my husband and I tried to cut back on our choice on my loan balance, spending, it was somewhat of a struggle to get by each month. I was thanks to the LRAP program. contemplating a second job in order to try to cover our monthly bills.

nd then, a semi-miracle. One February morning, not long after I started at NWLS, I opened up my gmail account and saw the s I took the bar exam in the summer of 2005 and latest edition of King Hall Briefs, the King Hall electronic newsletter, embarked upon my first job with a personal injury firm back in with a lead story on the expansion of the Loan Repayment Erie, my experiences as a student faded into memory as I became Assistance Program (LRAP). As I began reading the article, I never immersed in interrogatories, depositions, and (my personal least imagined that I could benefit from the program. But the further favorite) reviewing medical records with a primary diagnosis of I read, the faster my heart began beating. Would this program “whiplash.” It wasn’t too long before I was dreading work every actually apply to me? I must have read the requirements about a day. After about a year and a half, the realization hit me one day out dozen times before telling my entire office of weathered, 20- and of the blue: I hated my job. Loved my co-workers, but hated the 30-year veteran legal aid co-workers that I felt like I had just won job. I admire those attorneys who are able to thrive in the personal the lottery. I had the best law school in history! Not only did I injury business; I was just not one of them. enjoy every minute of my time at King Hall, but now the school was My second legal career commenced in November 2006 when going to help me continue in my public-interest career. I began my position with Northwestern Legal Services. NWLS is the I can remember telling my husband and parents that night. I half- legal aid service in Northwestern Pennsylvania, providing free legal joked with my husband that we would no longer have to wait until services to eligible low-income clients in 10 counties. My practice we were 50 to have children. The receipt of LRAP funding has been focuses primarily on employment law and custody cases, along with one of the biggest blessings to come along for us so far. It will allow outreach across our service area. My two-plus years at NWLS have me to pursue a long-term career in the legal aid field if I choose to do just flown by. During my time here, I have re-discovered the depths so. I am eternally grateful that I won’t have to base my career choice of my commitment to the underrepresented community. I had almost on my loan balance, thanks to the LRAP program. forgotten how it feels when a client is so appreciative of your help that Sometimes, as I sit around my old, drafty house with my husband you get a big hug and a thank-you note in the mail. It’s very satisfying and Boston terrier, with our hand-me-down furniture and 10-year- to realize that if I hadn’t helped the client, no one would have. old TV, I smile thinking about the notions I had of a high-paying My very first case at NWLS was a Spanish-speaking woman who entertainment law career. How different that would have been. But I had been convicted of a summary retail theft back in 1985. It was wouldn’t change a thing, not even for the most glamorous job in the the biggest cause of shame in her life, and her only criminal offense world. Although it’s still early in my lifetime of law practice, legal aid ever. Since then, she had established a stellar work record, working has turned out to be the best fit for me, thanks to the foundations and as a teacher’s aide and home health-care aide for more than 20 years. encouragement I received while at King Hall, and made possible by She had recently returned to Pennsylvania to care for her grown financial support from the LRAP program. daughter who was pregnant with twins, and had applied for a job as

To find more information online about our Loan Repayment Assistance Plan, search “LRAP” at www.law.ucdavis.edu.

Counselor Winter 2009 13 uch has changed since the first things are changing quickly. Construction The first floor will see the greatest classes were held in UC Davis School of of the new east wing, begun in summer transformation. The expansion will enclose Law’s King Hall 40 years ago. The size and 2008, is well underway, and expected to the courtyard, create circular movement, scope of the Law School’s programs and reach completion by December 2009, and add light throughout the building. After reputation, as well as the number of faculty adding 18,000 assignable square feet entering through the new hall’s distinctive and students, have grown dramatically in and significantly increasing the available entryway, students and faculty will enjoy four decades. space. Once the expansion is completed, classrooms designed specifically to nurture What was once a fledgling institution the previously existing King Hall structure interactive, cross-disciplinary, skills- with 20 faculty and 340 students has will be renovated and upgraded to based learning. The new Paul and Lydia become one of the nation’s finest law enhance accessibility and safety as well Kalmanovitz Appellate Courtroom—named schools with 39 faculty and 575 students. as appearance, expanding the Mabie Law in honor of the Kalmanovitz Charitable New programs have been launched in Library and student areas within the Foundation’s gift of $1 million in support intellectual property rights, bioethics, and building. Students will benefit from new of the King Hall Expansion and Renovation international law, and new technologies reading rooms, group study rooms, new Project—will host real-world and mock have emerged that have revolutionized all soft seating areas, and enhanced student court proceedings, instruction, and lectures aspects of legal education. Yet until very organization spaces. for the entire Law School community, and recently, King Hall itself remained almost When the project is complete, the Law professional education for the bench and as it was the day it was dedicated to the School will enjoy an aesthetically striking bar. Natural light and transparency are memory of slain civil rights leader and functionally state-of-the-art facility that hallmarks of the new design, and the overall Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on will accommodate the latest technology ambience will be one of brilliance and April 12, 1969. and teaching techniques and provide openness, reflecting the highest aspirations Now, thanks to the King tremendous flexibility for the school as it and strong public spirit of the school itself. Hall Expansion and continues to develop well into the future. Over the course of the summer and into Renovation Project,

14 Counselor Winter 2009 the fall, construction crews worked to set the foundation for the new east wing with the Construction in Photos contractor scheduling the most disruptive activity for late nights to minimize impact on students, staff, and faculty. Construction fencing and a pedestrian pathway were installed along Mrak Circle, and sections of the UC Davis Arboretum and arboretum footpath adjacent to the building were closed temporarily as utility lines were connected. The courtyard remains closed pending the completion of construction. It is expected that the construction will be complete and new wing will be occupied before the end of 2009. Meanwhile, a building committee comprising faculty, staff, students, alumni, and campus participants is actively designing the King Hall renovation component of the project, which will begin Egghead relocation; March 11, 2008 work once the expansion is completed and funding is secured. Encouraged and spurred by a generous matching challenge offered by the William and Inez Mabie Family Foundation (please see page 17), Dean Kevin R. Johnson and the Law School’s development and alumni relations teams continue to aggressively pursue private support to maximize the improvements possible in the renovation phase and realize the full potential of this once-in-a-generation opportunity to renew King Hall.

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December 16, 2008 Counselor Winter 2009 15 Data current as of 10/29/08

Building Building Wayne A. ’71 & Jacque Scott Burkette ’10 Barbara Y. Chun ’96 & Platinum Supporters Bartholomew James R. ’77 & Tish N. Busselle Richard Amiya Society Megan M. Chung ’03 Up to $24,999 Mariana Barua ’08 Bethany Cabal ’07 $1,000,000 & Above Daniel Baum ’10 Ryan Cadry ’11 Ho-Young Chung ’10 Daniel W. ’01 & Amanda ’03 Monica Baumann ’09 Emily Churg ’08 Kalmanovitz Charitable Abbott Virginia A. ’81 & Craig Baumgartner ’10 Thomas A. Cahill Amparo Cid ’10 Foundation Amal A. Abu-Rahma ’97 Dawn Belcher ’02 & Emilio Camacho ’11 Shannon Clawson ’10 William & Inez Mabie Family Deborah J. Acker ’01 Foundation Ryan M. Neufeld Rebeca Canales ’08 Jon Clemens ’10 Charles Adelsheim ’10 Steven P. ’70 & Lynn Belzer Tina Cannon Leahy ’98 & Nicholas Clements ’09 Jennifer Adkins ’08 The Honorable Otis C. Benning ’77 Brian R. Leahy Charles Clinger ’10 Building Professor Afra Afsharipour & Ms. Willa J. Benning Professor Jay C. Carlisle ’69 & Leslie Clithero ’08 Century Club Mohamad Ahmad ’10 Beti Tsai ’97 Ms. Janessa C. Nisley Alison S. ’93 & Paul A. Cocotis $100,000 - $499,999 Maren Ahnberg ’08 Jeremy Berla ’09 Jan D. Carmikle ’90 Richard B. Cogswell, Rebecca Akroyd ’09 Joseph Bernstein ’74 Robert Berlet ’07 Nicholas P. ’05 & Salome on behalf of Valorie Cogswell ’09 Michael Alcheck ’08 Carrigan Nancy S. Coan ’86 & Cheri ’00 & Christopher A. Rebecca Cohn ’11 Michael A. Torres Fatima Alloo ’11 Bjork Amanda Diane Cary ’07 Susan E. Cohn, Clement J. ’75 & Melinda Kong May Y. Alqudsi ’06 Professor Andrea K. Bjorklund Jose Castillo ’06 on behalf of Alexander Kallis ’09 in honor of Stuart R. Korshak ’75 & Mr. Seán C. Duggan Professor Diane Marie Amann Nazli Cati ’08 Stevan Colin ’82 Mark Perry ’80 & D. Steven ’71 & Linda W. Blake Professor Vikram D. Amar Erwin Cena ’10 Stuart A. ’78 & Melanie P. Peña Kelly L. Borelli ’92 & John Ambrosio ’11 Professor Jennifer Chácon & Ellen A. Comis Phillip ’75 & Jennifer A. Satre Robert J. Parreira Mr. Jonathan Glater Andrew Amoroso ’10 Arthur F. ’86 & Laura B. Coon Tom W. ’75 & Meg S. Stallard Stephen Boreman ’92 Remy J. Chan Farah Shirin Anthony ’07 Liliane Corzo ’90 Sue R. Wilkins Melissa A. ’05 & John S. Professor Anupam Chander & Julie Cowitz ’10 Professor Keith Aoki & Borrelli Professor Madhavi Sunder Ms. Mona Aoki Neta Borshansky ’09 Susan D. Cox ’82 & Bruce Chang ’05 Thomas G. Nave Building Sumaira Arastu ’09 Alan Boudreau ’09 David Chang ’10 Duncan W. Crabtree-Ireland ’98 Benefactor Ramona Armistead-Arceneaux ’76 Joseph Boufadel ’09 & Kent A. Arceneaux David Aaron Chase ’07 & David ’85 & Beth Cranston $50,000 - $99,999 Stephen ’72 & Linda Boutin Kimberly Jensen ’07 Sarah Asplin ’08 Carla L. ’94 & Matthew P. Sarah A. Boxer ’01 Christopher ’95 & Sharmaine Charles A. ’73 & Charlotte S. Bird Andrea L. ’00 & Charles Bacchi Crochet Joshua D. ’03 & Robin Boxer Cheleden Patrick W. ’74 & Allison Emery Robert D. Bacon ’76 Harriet “Hank” Cummings ’87 Shea Brack ’11 Alice Cheng ’10 & Timothy Rowe Russell Jura ’74 Julie J. Bai ’03 William Bradbury ’08 Nicole Chessari ’08 Kendall Darr ’09 Professor & Dean Emeritus Rex Victoria Baiza ’10 R. Perschbacher and Professor Linda Brandenburger ’77 Angela Chew ’08 Jennifer Dasteel ’09 Debra Lyn Bassett ’87 Vandana Balakrishnan ’09 Susan L. Brandt-Hawley ’77 & Elizabeth W. Chic ’04 Jeffrey H. & Patricia L. Dasteel, Thomas R. ’73 & Georgia L. Alberto Balingit ’75 & Bill Hawley Ji-Hyun Cho ’10 on behalf of Jennifer Dasteel ’09 Schuttish Jacquie Duerr Matthew Briggs ’09 Eric Choi ’10 Munish Dayal ’09 The Honorable Gordon S. Baranco ’72 John Briscoe ’10 Jamie Chon ’09 Roy I. ’83 & Kipp J. Delbyck Building Lauren J. Barefoot ’01 Heather Bromfield ’10 Laura Chooljian ’09 Erin Dendorfer ’10 Patron Joseph M. ’90 & Laura W. Baria Larry ’89 & Sharon M. Brown Sol Chooljian & Laura McAvoy, Joseph DeSantis ’08 on behalf of Laura Chooljian ’09 $25,000 - $49,999 Matthew Barnette ’09 Professor Alan Brownstein & Joseph Deulloa ’91 Ms. Elizabeth Brownstein Lowell Chow ’10 Manuel Diaz ’08 Steven N. ’74 & Susan Kishan Barot ’11 Michael J. Buchfuhrer ’10 Sarah Christian ’08 Machtinger Katherine Dick ’10 Elizabeth Buehring ’08 Jennifer Chu ’03

16 Counselor Winter 2009 David A. ’01 & Catherine C. Professor Emeritus George S. Asha Jennings ’09 M a b i e F o u n d at i o n Diepenbrock Grossman & Ms. Susanna H. Rick & Karen Jew, Joel Diringer ’80 Grossman (+) on behalf of Lauren Jew ’09 Offers $500,000 for Rob Disharoon ’73 Clarissa Guerrero ’08 Professor Elizabeth Joh Renovation Project Katie Dobler ’09 Rodrigo Guevara ’09 Professor Margaret Z. Johns ’76 Professor Joel C. Dobris & Melinda Guzman Moore ’88 & Dean Kevin R. Johnson & King Hall alumni have been challenged: Donald B. Moore Ms. Linda Dobris Ms. Virginia Salazar The William and Inez Mabie Family Foundation Philip Harris, III ’74 Elizabeth Donald ’08 Natalie Johnston ’08 has pledged to contribute up to $500,000 to the Brooke Harris ’10 Professor Holly Doremus & Jay Jongjitirat ’09 King Hall Expansion and Renovation Project, Mr. Gordon Anthon Nancy E. ’89 & Martin H. Professor Thomas Joo & but only if UC Davis School of Law graduates, Keegan Dresow ’10 Wiener Ms. Irene Joo faculty, and students show their support. Charles M. Dresow, Jedediah Hartgrove ’09 Professor Courtney G. Joslin The Mabie Foundation is the charitable on behalf of Keegan Dresow ’10 Laurie K. ’80 & John F. Leonid Kandinov ’11 Hartigan legacy of William and Inez Mabie, whose Jessica Drushell Jonathan Ben Kaplan ’06 & Michael J. ’70 & Linda Duckor Jeremiah Harvey ’10 Suzanne H. Stevens ’06 Northern California ranching, farming, and Kaia Eakin ’89 Victoria Hassid ’10 Ali Karaouni ’08 real estate ventures enabled them to engage in Jeffrey Edwards ’09 Rebecca Hayes ’10 Russell S. Kato ’79 substantial charitable giving. Following their Douglas M. Egbert ’09 Jonathan Hembree ’10 Krista Kauppinen ’10 deaths in 1994, their assets transferred to the Erika C. Eichler ’98 & Kristine T. Hernandez ’06 Monique Keleman ’10 Mabie Family Foundation, which continued Thomas I. Johnston ’00 The Honorable Judy Hersher Megan Kendrick ’10 their philanthropy, principally in the areas of ’84 & Mr. Michael E. Hersher Ashley Emerzian ’11 Adam Kent ’10 education and medicine. The Mabie Foundation Shae Hill ’09 Jennifer Espanol ’10 Charity Kenyon ’77 & has been a generous supporter of the Law School, Hazel-Lynne Espejo ’10 Professor Robert W. Hillman & Michael Eaton Ms. Olympia Hillman pledging more than $2.5 million to name the Sarah Fabian ’10 Karen Kephart, Rex S. Hime ’72 Mabie Law Library, Mabie-Apallas Public Interest Sarah C. Farnsworth ’07 on behalf of Allison Kephart ’10 Yoshinori H. Himel ’75 Chair, and William and Inez Mabie Foundation Professor Floyd F. Feeney Habeeb U. Khan, M.D., & Professor Bill O. Hing & Shamin B. Khan, Scholarship. Marc G. Fernandez ’07 Dr. Lenora V. Fung on behalf of Sajjad Khan ’10 The timing for the Mabie Challenge is critical. Hector Ferreira ’08 Valerie M. ’94 & Dwight C. Selina Khun ’09 Although work on the expansion phase of the David Finkelstein ’11 Hirsh Thelma & Hiroshi Kido King Hall project is well underway, the Law Gregory J. Fisher ’98 & Edward Y. ’86 & Denise His Karen Kim ’09 School still has more than $3 million to raise Melissa A. Jones ’99 Alan Ho ’10 Michael D. ’69 & Suzanne in order to fully fund renovation of the existing The Fletcher Jones Foundation Gerald L. Hobrecht ’83 Kimerer King Hall structure, which is scheduled to begin Professor Katherine Florey Miriam F. Hodge, Benjamin Kirk ’11 in early 2010. With 100 percent of King Hall Samuel Ford ’10 in honor of David J. Hodge ’76 Jamie Kitano ’09 faculty already supporting the building project, John C. and Janet Fossum Matthew Hodges ’11 Nathan Kleiner ’10 and close to 50 percent of current students Professor Richard M. Frank ’74 Alexander Hodson ’10 Lorin Kline ’10 contributing support, it is hoped that the Mabie Graeme Freeman ’09 David Hoftiezer ’10 Megan Knize ’08 Challenge will spur alumni participation and Daniel H. Fried ’94 James & Mary Jo Hoftiezer, Virginia R. Knowlton ’02 on behalf of David Hoftiezer ’10 help secure full funding for the renovation so Janet Gaard ’83 & Ed Arias Jeffrey B. ’05 & Stacy Ann Knox Frederick D. Holden, Jr. ’74 that its impact on King Hall can be maximized. Mary Gaber ’10 Jessica Koch ’10 Michael J. ’07 & Mary M. ’07 The success of the Mabie Challenge will have a Ronald P. & Madeleine M. Holmes Sandra L. Kogl, Gallagher, on behalf of Erin M. on behalf of Leif Kogl ’09 great impact on this effort. Gallagher ’08 Mikalai Hroshau ’11 Bandana Kohli ’08 “We are grateful to the Mabie Family Kalen Gallagher ’09 Timothy Hughes ’10 Assistant Dean Jean Korinke & Foundation for their support, and we encourage Carlos Gallardo ’10 Stacy Hunter ’10 Mr. Steve Korinke our alumni to take advantage of this once-in- Professor Arturo Gándara & Zoe Hunton ’10 Catherine E. & Paul a-generation opportunity offered by the Mabie Ms. Linda Gándara Thomas Hwei ’08 Kozachenko, on behalf of Challenge,” said Dean Kevin R. Johnson. Thomas Garberson ’09 Nicholas Kozachenko ’10 David L. Hyman ’80 & To help support the Mabie Challenge, the Deborah Gettleman ’09 Farah Jiminez Charlene Krider ’10 Law School has launched the Forever King Hall Sheirin Ghoddoucy ’08 Melissa Ignacio ’11 Alexei Kuchinsky ’11 program, which allows supporters to associate Janet K. Gladfelter ’76 The Honorable Dale L. Ikeda Jeannette Kuo ’10 ’76 & Ms. Deborah J. Ikeda themselves, a loved one, or someone they wish to Robin Day Glenn ’75 & Professor Leslie Kurtz honor by dedicating a paver, plaque, or bench in Forest Beeson Professor Lisa Ikemoto ’87 & Yuri Kvichko ’10 Mr. Scott Alumbaugh ’89 King Hall. Please see the sidebar on page 19 for Lov Goel ’10 Steven M. Kwong ’75 & Professor Edward J. Imwinkelried Shannon Going ’10 Chan Wah Ho more program information. & Ms. Cynthia Clark Rachel Golick ’08 William H. Kysella, Jr. ’94 Fumiaki ’01 & Yumiko Ishii Stuart and Marilyn Gopen, Richard La Paglia, Jr. ’75 Brian Ito ’08 Donations to the building project, including on behalf of Aaron Gopen ’09 Karen Lai ’09 Jani Iwamoto ’85 reservations for an inscription, can be made Ella Kay Gower ’06 Heidi Laipply ’10 Candace Jackman ’09 directly at www.law.ucdavis.edu/giving. Adam Graff ’09 Amer Lakhani ’11 Rebecca B. Jackson ’04 All building project donations will help the Beth Greenwood ’91 & Leslie Lao ’11 Dennis C. Stroud Zaidun Jawdat ’75 Law School to meet the Mabie Challenge and Professor Carlton F.W. Larson Gurinder Grewal ’11 Sarah Jebrock ’11 achieve our fundraising goals. Linda S. Gross ’77 Building Donor Rolls continued on next page Counselor Winter 2009 17 Pat Richey ’11 Scott A. Snyder ’73 James D. ’95 & Marci G. ’95 Philip D. Sokol ’90 Riley Anna-Kristine Soliman ’09 Jose Rivera ’08 Gary D. Solis ’71 Megan Rivetti ’09 Dana W. Somesla The Rivetti Family, Esmeralda Soria ’11 on behalf of Megan Rivetti ’09 Vishtasp Soroushian ’11 Bridget A. Roberts ’07 Barbara C. Spencer ’74 Denise M. Rocha ’80 Brian Lauter ’09 Jimmy McBirney ’08 Gail Osherenko ’75 & Ryan Stahl ’09 Oran Young Kevin J. Rodriguez ’09 Kim Le ’10 Sarah McBride ’09 Scott M. ’93 & Sarah Stanton Jeffrey Osofsky ’09 Kathleen Rojas ’08 Ngoc Le ’11 John McClure ’08 Katherine Starn ’04 & Genevieve Roman ’10 Yurie Lee ’08 Diana Meekay ’10 William J. Owen, Jr. ’72 Michael R. Legrand Sara J. Romano ’03 Professor Peter Lee David Meeker ’10 Philip Pan ’10 Richard J. Stearns ’97 & Paul C. ’75 & Carla P. Rosenthal Margaret Durkin Wei Qi Li ’00 Heather Melton ’08 Agatha Panday ’10 Leon V. Roubinian ’03 Daniel P. Stokes ’09 Elizabeth Liang ’10 Alexander Merton ’11 Brooks Parfitt ’09 Lia Ruggeri ’10 Kenneth R. Stone ’75 Jay & Denise Lieberman, Merle C. Meyers ’75 Pamela Paris ’80 & James R. Kirby, II Keith & Lisa Stone, on behalf of Jonathan John A. ’79 & Mary Lou Blake Russum ’08 on behalf of Jeffrey Stone ’10 Lieberman ’10 Micheaels The Honorable Richard K. Teri Rutledge ’08 Park ’70 & Ms. Michelle C. Park Joan H. Story ’77 & Jonathan Lieberman ’10 Kirsten Mickelson ’10 John Ryan ’10 Yoonjin Park ’06 Robert Kidd ’77 Harold J. Light ’85 & Leslie G. Miessner ’91 The Honorable Victor D. Ryerson Susan Stolovy Yooujin Park ’10 William D. Strickland ’97 Professor Robert A. Mikos & ’76 & Ms. Margaret S. Ryerson Kimberly C. Swain ’81 & Huishan Lin ’09 Ms. Cindy D. Kam Danny Park ’10 Andrew B. ’92 & Erin R. ’94 Michael Sugarman Professor Albert C. Lin & Jeremy D. ’97 & Julie D. Serena F. Patitucci ’97 & Sabey David E. Swanson ’11 Ms. Linh Thai Milbrodt Andrew K. Torvik Steven B. ’80 & Luanne Sacks Brian W. Swift ’73 Professor Francine J. Lipman ’93 Jonathan Miller ’09 Alisha Patterson ’10 Ramaah Sadasivam ’09 & Mr. James Williamson Kevin T. Takei ’06 Kathryn Millerick ’11 Darius Pazirandeh ’09 Monika Saini ’08 Paul Y. Liu ’09 Professor Clayton Tanaka & Erica Morehouse ’10 The Honorable Elizabeth Masamichi ’05 & Eri Saito Ernest H. Llorente ’75 Perris ’75 Ms. Christine A. Tanaka Alison Morgan ’10 Michael Sapira ’10 Christine L. ’93 & Bradley E. Philip Person ’11 Guy & Dianne Tarnstrom, Raymond Mori ’75 Maryam Sayyed ’10 Lofgren Jacob Peterson ’10 on behalf of Kristin Tarnstrom ’09 Morrison & Foerster John C. ’72 & Katherine Schick David Lorie ’96 & P. Kurt Peterson ’75 Kristin Tarnstrom ’09 Kena Hudson Foundation Patricia Shuler ’76 & Allen Petroff ’11 The Honorable Betsy Professor Russell Loving ’94 & Scott ’03 & Ying Mossman Mark A. Schimbor Temple ’76 Cam Phan ’10 Ms. Laura Loving Derrick Muhammad ’09 Professor Timothy M. Schooley Danielle L. Thiry-Zaragoza ’03 Gregory Philipp ’08 & Ms. Sue E. Schooley Kristen Lucero ’09 Andrew Murphy ’08 Aaron Thompson ’10 Peter J. ’75 & Carol L. Lucey Finella Murphy ’10 Anthony W. ’87 & Marie C. Judith Strum Schuler ’73 Pierotti James J. Tiehm ’11 Kimberly A. Lucia ’09 Nicholas Muscolino ’09 Carol P. Wallacker ’76 & Marvin Pineda ’11 David G. Schultz Derek J. ’97 & Patricia M. Associate Dean Anne Neelam Naidu ’05 Timm Lukingbeal ’75 & Mr. Nelson Sharon, Brian & Celisse Jonathan Schwartz ’09 Angela Navarette ’10 Amy Tirre ’94 E. Roth ’75 Pinkney Sally H. Schwettmann ’04 Lauren P. Navarro ’07 Lani Todd ’10 Autumn Luna ’11 Steven R. Platt ’06 Mary J. Scoonover ’87 Milena Nelson ’09 Alison Plenge ’09 Teresa L. ’02 & Jared M. ’02 Eric Lunsford ’09 Sarah Scott ’10 Toffer Bryce Newell ’10 Charles & JoAnn Plenge, Melinda Luthin ’07 Professor Elisabeth A. Semel ’75 Aser Tolentino ’10 Cindy Jo & Clayton C. Newell, on behalf of Alison Plenge ’09 John K. Ly ’06 Al & Sandra Serrano, on behalf of Bryce Newell ’10 William A. Plourde, Jr. ’69 & Matthew Tolve ’09 Aida Macedo ’11 on behalf of Alan Serrano ’10 Nancy J. Newman ’83 & Karen L. Plourde James Vincent ’83 & Alan Serrano ’10 Elizabeth MacGregor ’09 Mark Walstrom Sean E. Ponist ’99 Diane Tortolano Larissa Seto ’94 Krista Maher ’08 Jessica Newman ’08 David W. ’71 & Susan L. Post Eric L. Toscano ’09 Daniel Sharpe ’09 John A. Maier ’97 & Lisa Tracy Lisa Noja ’01 Christina Poulsen ’09 Diem Tran ’10 David Shen ’10 Mark M. ’98 & Heather S. Bradley J. Norris ’80 Natalie Powers ’09 Anthony H. ’83 & Kathryn H. Malovos Harriett T. Sheppard Lapin ’77 Trembley Professor Emeritus John Oakley Melanie L. ’03 & Kevin Proctor Steven C. ’86 & Rhonda D. & Ms. Freddie Oakley & Ellis Lapin Irene S. Tresser ’90 & Malvey Professor Lisa R. Pruitt Christopher C. Brown Jeffery M. Ogata ’79 & Amanda Sherwood ’10 Renzo Manay ’08 Joanne Lowe ’81 John Puccinelli ’11 Tom & Jan Sherwood, Gayle R. Trujillo ’75 Vanessa C. Mandel ’00 Susan Rocha Oie ’76 Nicholas Rabinowitsh ’08 on behalf of Amanda Sherwood ’10 William Tunick ’06 William E. Mantle ’74 Jamie Okh ’11 Seth A. Rafkin ’98 & Professor Donna Shestowsky Adrian Uribe ’09 Abigail Ackroyd Erin Mariano ’11 Gregory M. O’Leary ’75 Anne Shiau ’10 Christopher Urone ’09 Dina Randazzo ’08 Ron ’86 & Linda B. Maroko Jessica Ollendorff ’09 Shannon Shrewsbury ’10 Julia Ushakova ’11 Andrea Randisi ’08 Kelly Martin ’11 Kenneth Olmsted ’80 Lauren Sible ’10 Nina Vaghaiwalla ’10 Nichole Rapier ’11 Rosita Martinez ’06 Anne F. Olsen ’81 Shahtaj Siddiqui ’10 Bijal V. Vakil ’96 Pramela Reddi ’03 Sarah Martinez ’08 Benjamin Olson ’08 Professor Daniel L. Simmons ’71 Stephen D. & Deborah L. Emily Regier ’11 & Ms. Charlene L. Simmons Valizan, on behalf of Stephen Jennifer Masoodi ’11 Tyler Onitsuka ’09 Mary Beth Rehman Dittu Kelli Smith ’10 Valizan ’08 Christopher Mays ’09 Daisy Ortiz ’11 Robert & Janet Reilly, Terrence T. Snook ’84 & Renee P. Van Hoy ’87 Linda K. McAtee ’85 & The Honorable Marla D. on behalf of Ashley Reilly ’09 Patricia A. Fontana Kelly D. Van Aken ’10 Steven R. Sphar Osborne-Anderson ’86 & Mr. Fredrick J. Anderson Donarae and David J. Reynolds

18 Counselor Winter 2009 Michael A. Van Horne ’75 Anurita Varma ’11 Sergey Vershinin ’08 Kevin Viau ’10 Our Forever King Myra B. Villamor ’04 Peter Voigt ’10 Hall program Bao M. Vu ’11 gives you the Jason B. ’92 & Linda Wacha Mary R. ’93 & James R. opportunity to associate your name, or those you wish to Wagoner honor, with the UC Davis School of Law – forever. Mark L. Walther ’86 Jocelyn Wang ’09 Jennifer Ward ’10 King Hall Paver Sarah Ward ’09 Christie S. ’79 & Roger K. Personalize a paver in the new King Hall courtyard with your inscription or an inscription to honor Warren Foreveror in memory of someone special. The new addition will enclose and enlarge the current King Hall William L. ’76 & Barbara L. Waterhouse courtyard. The new courtyard will be beautifully designed with large pavers creating an open space Kenneth J. Weatherwax ’01 that is inviting to all. Julie Wei ’08 Ginger Welsh Courtyard paver, including personalized inscription. $100 each Joseph A. Wender ’84 Elizabeth A. ’89 & Richard A. Werhel, Jr. King Hall Seat Plaque Windy Wertenberger ’08 Personalize a classroom or courtroom seat in King Hall. A permanent plaque will be placed Amanda Westendorf ’10 atForever a designated seat in a King Hall classroom, the new Appellate Courtroom, or the Wilkins Wayne N. White, Jr. ’83 Moot Courtroom. Inspire current and future students and the school’s many guests with your Melanie Whittemore ’87 & Christopher Saunders personalized inscription or an inscription to honor or in memory of someone special. The Honorable Nancy Wieben Stock ’76 & Mr. Ronald C. Classroom seat plaque, including personalized inscription. $500 each Stock ’75 Brian & Debra Wiggins, Appellate Courtroom or Wilkins Moot Courtroom seat plaque, including personalized inscription. on behalf of Lauren Wiggins ’08 $1,000 each Melody Williams ’88 Elizabeth Willrich ’08 George G. ’73 & Kathleen A. King Hall Bench Wolf Benches designed by Thomas Hacker Architects Inc. will grace the new entrance to King Betty H. Wolfe ’71 ForeverHall and the new courtyard. Thomas Hacker Architects Inc. is known for designing buildings Professor Tobias Barrington Wolff with an understated dignity based on the natural beauty of materials and carefully crafted Professor Emeritus Bruce Wolk construction. The benches will be designed and built to match the architecture and quality of & The Honorable Louis G. Wolk the new King Hall addition. James R. Woods ’72 A personalized inscription or an inscription to honor or in memory of someone special will adorn Bo Han Yang ’10 these benches for a lifetime and beyond. Susan Ye ’11 Philip Yeager ’09 Bench, including personalized inscription. $5,000 each bench Regina Yeh ’09 There are a limited number of benches available for personalization. Won & Kwinam Yi, on behalf of Kwinam Yi ’08 Jay Yin ’09 Naming Opportunities Susan Yoon ’08 Donors may also choose to “name a room” within King Hall honoring themselves, their family, or an Justin Young ’09 honored person or group. Options include: Kristy Young ’08 Tei Yukimoto ’87 • Faculty Offices • Group Study Rooms David Y. ’06 & Denise A. Yun • Student Journal Offices • Law Review Offices Martin Zackor ’02 Keith ’75 and Cher Zajic For information on these or other naming opportunities, please contact Jean Korinke at Gabriel Zeldin ’10 530.754.5328 or [email protected]. Rachel A. Zellner ’06 Anthony Zepeda ’08 To reserve your place in the Forever King Hall program, please complete the form included in this issue of the King Hall Counselor, or make your gift online at www.law.ucdavis.edu/giving.

Counselor Winter 2009 19 directed giving

UC Davis School of Law is proud Scholarships Other Funds and Awards to recognize the extraordinary Alumni Association Founders Club contributions that friends, alumni, Scholarship Edward L. Barrett, Jr. Scholarship faculty, and staff have made Edward L. Barrett, Jr., Scholarship Building Initiative for the Expansion and to support endowments and Renovation of King Hall scholarships and other privately Stephanie J. Blank Memorial Scholarship Class of ’69 Endowment Fund raised funds established for the Brieger-Krevans Scholarship benefit of the Law School. Each Thomas W. Corn Memorial Endowment Steven D. Cannata Memorial Scholarship Fund of these dedicated funds provide John F. Chedle Memorial Scholarship invaluable support and is critical to Davis Law Students Medalist Prize the future of King Hall. Joseph Lake & Jan Cutter Lake Daniel J. Dykstra Faculty Excellence Fund Scholarship Thank you to everyone who Environmental Law Endowment Fund Downey Brand LLP Environmental Law contributed so generously to make Scholarship Immigration Law Scholarship these supporting funds a reality. Christine M. Doyle Scholarship Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Each of them continue to grow, and more will be created as UC Davis Ellison, Schneider & Harris Richard M. Frank Environmental Writing Environmental Law Scholarship Prize School of Law continues to build its private support for students, Samuel S. Foulk Memorial Scholarship Patrick J. Hopkins Memorial Fund faculty, and academic and public Deborah J. Frick Memorial Scholarship King Hall Annual Fund service programs. Imwinkelried-Clark Scholarship King Hall Legal Foundation (an independent 501 (c) (3)) Jackson Lewis Employee Law Scholarship LECTURES Moses Lasky Anti-Trust Prize Russell D. Jura Scholarship Dean Edward L. Barrett, Jr., Lectureship Theodore M. Pritikin Memorial Fund on Constitutional Law Thelma and Hiroshi Kido Scholarship Public Interest Law Fund Fenwick & West Lecture Series in Martin Luther King, Jr., Scholarship Technology, Entreprenuership, Science, John and Mary Quirk Environmental King Hall Academic Excellence and Law Award Scholarship Professor Brigitte M. Bodenheimer Lecture William A. & Sally Rutter Distinguished King Hall Alumni Association Scholarship on Family Law Teaching Award Albert J. Lee and Mae Lee Scholarship Trial and Appellate Advocacy Fund Chairs and William & Inez Mabie Family Foundation UC Davis Law Review Endowment Fund Professorships Scholarship Fund Wydick Family Scholarship Professor Edward L. Barrett, Jr., Harry M. “Hank” Marsh Memorial Professorship Scholarship Homer G. Angelo and Ann Berryhill Edward Peña Scholarship Angelo Professorship and Fund for International Legal Communication Rex R. Perschbacher Scholarship Studies Cruz and Jeannene Reynoso Scholarship Boochever and Bird Chair for the Study for Legal Access and Teaching of Freedom and Equality Maggie Schelen Public Service Scholarship Daniel J. Dykstra Chair The Martha West Social Justice Fair Business Practices and Investor Scholarship Fund Advocacy Chair The Honorable Philip C. Wilkins Mabie-Apallas Public Interest Chair Memorial Scholarship John D. Ayer Bankruptcy Chair (Not yet Bruce Wolk Scholarship formally endowed) Wydick Family Scholarship Elizabeth P. Wood Scholarship 20 Counselor Winter 2009 legacy lifetime giving BENEFACTOR Steven N. ’74 & Susan Machtinger The following lifetime giving $50,000 - $99,999 Mae Lee Estate societies represent individuals Professor Emeritus Homer G. Angelo & Joseph S. Melchione ’74 and organizations that have Ms. Ann Berryhill Angelo Mary Beth S. Rehman Dittu chosen to support the school in Marc A. ’83 & Christine A. Beilinson siginificant ways. Paul C. ’75 & Carla P. Rosenthal Stephen F. ’72 & Linda T. Boutin Scaife Family Foundation William N. Brieger ’85 & Sarah Krevans PLATINUM SOCIETY Anne J. Schneider ’76 Gordon K. & Carolyn S. Davidson $1,000,000 & ABOVE Kelly Shea ’05 & Trevor Foster Patrick W. ’74 & Allison Emery Kalmanovitz Charitable Foundation Verizon Foundation Dr. Maximilian & Martha Koessler Estate William & Inez Mabie Family Foundation Professor Emerita Martha S. West Kronick Moskovitz Tiedemann & Girard James R. ’72 & Linda Woods GOLD LEGACY SOCIETY Scott H. McNutt ’82 & Lee Manus McNutt Bruce R. ’74 & Anne T. Worthington $500,000 - $999,999 Carmen P. O’Rielly Estate Professor Emeritus Richard C. Wydick & Philip G. ’75 & Jennifer A. Satre Thom R. ’73 & Ginger Schuttish Ms. Judith J. Wydick

CENTURY CLUB PATRON $100,000 - $499,999 $25,000 - $49,999 21st Century Club Joseph E. Bernstein ’74 American Law Institute The following donors have Charles A. ’73 & Charlotte S. Bird Robert D. Bacon ’76 provided for the UC Davis School Professor James P. Chandler ’70 & Professor Emeritus Edward L. Barrett, Jr. of Law through bequests and other Ms. Elizabeth Chandler Professor Emeritus Florian Bartosic & planned gifts. Nancy S. Coan Torres ’86 & Ms. Alberta Chew Michael A. Torres Boutin Gibson Di Giusto & Hodell Inc. Wayne A. ’71 & Jacque A. Bartholomew Dr. Julita A. Fong The Honorable Trena H. Burger-Plavan ’78 David M. Blackman ’72 Ford Foundation & Mr. Frank P. Plavan, Jr. ’72 Gina E. Dronet ’79 Russell D. Jura ’74 Ellison, Schneider & Harris L.L.P. Ronald P. Erickson ’74 Clement J. ’75 & Melinda Kong Eileen M. Feild David D. Hicks ’72 in honor of Stuart R. Korshak ’75 Fenwick & West LLP The Honorable Joan K. Irion ’79 & Law School Admission Council Diane E. Flanagan Zipperstein ’83 & Mr. Jon M. Seitman Professor and Dean Emeritus Steven E. Zipperstein ’83 Professor Margaret Z. Johns ’76 Rex R. Perschbacher & Professor Debra Lyn Bassett ’87 Anna E. Foulk Professor Lisa R. Pruitt Mark Perry ’80 & Melanie Peña Margaret M. Foulk William A. & Sally Rutter William A. & Sally Rutter Samuel S. Foulk ’80 Judith Strum Schuler ’73 Tom W. ’75 & Meg S. Stallard Robert F. Kidd ’77 & Joan H. Story ’77 Tom W. ’75 & Meg S. Stallard Professor David A. Traill Thelma H. & Hiroshi Kido William R. Strickland ’97 Sue R. Wilkins Rachel Krevans ’84 Professor Emeritus Richard C. Wydick & Sally L. Lake ’77 & William R. Crawford Ms. Judy J. Wydick Carol L. ’80 & Gene G. Livingston

Counselor Winter 2009 21 Young Alumni Club Alumni who give $300 or more within the first five years following gradiation are members of the Young Alumni Club. Multiple year pledges, donations, and graduation class gifts all count toward the $300 goal.

CLASS OF 2004 Yvonne F. van Leiden-Thrasher ’06 Sarah S. Christian ’08 Veronica Ann O. Benigno ’04 Laura C. ’06 & Dylan S. Warner Jason G. Cinq-Mars ’08 Kira L. Klatchko ’04 Rachel A. Zellner ’06 David C. Coleman ’08 Dean’s Leadership Circle Sally H. Schwettmann ’04 Sarra L. Ziari ’06 Matt Crosier ’08 The Dean’s Leadership Circle recognizes donors who make leadership-level gifts of $2,500 or more to the Law School Christopher T. Yamada ’04 Laurel E. Dein ’08 on an annual basis. Pledge and gift totals are for fiscal year CLASS OF 2007 Brittany N. DePuy ’08 2007-2008. CLASS OF 2005 Stephen Abreu ’07 Manuel R. Diaz ’08 Graham B. Brownstein ’05 Michael Berens ’07 Elizabeth S. Donald ’08 Mark S. ’85 & Aynah V. Askanas Kevin B. Kroeker ’86 & Claire C. Eustace ’05 Kristin Bohm ’07 Lynn A. Miyamoto ’86 Jessica J. ’08 & Derek E. Falk Sarah W. Asplin ’08 Peter C. Leung ’05 Jennifer Carbuccia ’07 Scott M. Lay ’00 & Natalie D. Findley ’08 Dean and Professor Emeritus Kelly Shea ’05 & Trevor Foster Amanda Chavez ’07 Edward L. Barrett, Jr. Kara K. Ueda ’00 Sarah J. Fischer ’08 Raquel M. Silva ’05 & Sarah Fenn ’07 Lehmann & Quirk Family Erin M. Gallagher ’08 Monica J. Baumann ’09 Andrew Riffel Foundation Marc Fernandez ’07 Kirin K. Gill ’08 Joseph E. Bernstein ’74 Joanna F. Silverman ’05 Associate Dean Anne Erik Fuehrer ’07 Kelly L. Borelli ’92 & Rachel Golick ’08 Lukingbeal ’75 & Jan L. Westfall ’05 Amy Geiser ’07 Robert J. Parreira Katrina M. Gonzales ’08 Mr. Nelson E. Roth ’75 Lila Hollman ’07 Stephen F. ’72 & Clarissa Guerrero ’08 Steven N. ’74 & Susan Machtinger CLASS OF 2006 Linda T. Boutin Phoebe Hyun ’07 Hoa T. Hoang ’08 Ronald H. & Sara E. Malone Sarah M. Cox ’06 Virginia A. ’81 & Raymond Y. Kim ’07 Jonathan R. Elson ’06 Thomas B. Hwei ’08 Thomas A. Cahill Mark M. ’98 & Ruby Marquez ’07 Heather S. Malovos Todd J. Feinberg ’06 Baraa ’08 & Sondos Khaf California Community Jack McKenna ’07 Scott H. McNutt ’82 & Jennifer M. Field ’06 Megan S. Knize ’08 Foundation Fabiola Murillo ’07 Lee Manus McNutt Jeffrey A. Finucane ’06 Bandana K. Kohli ’08 Professor Jay C. Carlisle ’69 & David Richardson ’07 Ms. Janessa Nisley Professor John B. Oakley & Ms. Kari E. Fisher ’06 Alexander J. Kramer ’08 Fredericka B. Oakley Jason Rosenberg ’07 Nancy S. Coan Torres ’86 & Crystal M. Gaudette ’06 Yurie Lee ’08 Katy I. ’98 & David Orr Nina Sachdev ’07 Michael A. Torres Chante A. Gordon ’06 Krista M. Maher ’08 Mark L. Perry ’80 & Melissa Schutz ’07 Chevron Ella K. Gower ’06 Daniela Maldonado ’08 Melanie P. Peña Stephen Siptroth ’07 Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Samantha L. Grant ’06 Jimmy S. McBirney ’08 Professor and Dean Emeritus Jeffrey Spivak ’07 Liliane Corzo ’90 Kristine T. Hernandez ’06 John D. McClure ’08 Rex R. Perschbacher & Edward Vieira-Ducey ’07 Gordon K. & Professor Debra Lyn Bassett ’87 Jonathan B. Kaplan ’06 Kari J. McFadden ’08 Carolyn S. Davidson Michael Wanser ’07 Amy V. Quirk ’81 Amy K. Lee ’06 Jessica M. Newman ’08 Dewey & LeBoeuf L.L.P. Kelly Welchans ’07 Professor Emeritus Kou Lor ’06 Sarah L. Oberhauser ’08 Patrick W. ’74 & Allison Emery John Whittaker ’07 Cruz A. Reynoso Rosita Martinez ’06 Lisa G. Ohanesian ’08 Charles S. Farman ’85 & Pauline Woodman ’07 Paul C. ’75 & Carla P. Rosenthal Eric May ’06 Benjamin A. Olson ’08 Catherine A. Leacox Farman ’85 Christine Young ’07 William A. & Sally Rutter Michael B. Mellema ’06 Shannon E. Ponek ’08 Professor Floyd F. Feeney Suzanne Zalev ’07 Philip G. ’75 & Jennifer A. Satre Yoonjin Park ’06 Dina M. Randazzo ’08 Fenwick & West LLP Linda Schilling ’87 & Renee Reimonenq ’08 David Parnall ’06 CLASS OF 2008 Gregg M. Ficks ’90 William J. Rosoff Teri M. Rutledge ’08 Sharon Phosaly ’06 Lindsey R. Adams ’08 Daniel C. ’84 & Ann O. Girard Thom R. ’73 & Georgia Schuttish Elizabeth S. Strayer Buehring ’08 Hans Riegels ’06 Sarah W. Asplin ’08 Martin & Beverly Glick David J. Simon ’81 & Aaron B. Buehring Adam R. ’06 & The Honorable Judy H. Hersher ’84 Aslan Bananzadeh ’08 Jim & Susan Tipton Jami R. Rosenthal Erin Wallace ’08 & Mr. Michael E. Hersher Willam D. ’08 & Michael A. Van Horne ’75 Ché Salinas ’06 Lauren A. Wiggins ’08 Rex S. ’72 & Gwyn B. Hime Erika A. Bradbury Professor Emerita Martha S. West Suzanne H. Stevens ’06 Elizabeth A. Willrich ’08 David L. Hyman ’80 & Nicole L. Chessari ’08 The Honorable Nancy Wieben Kristy E. Young ’08 Farah Jimenez Stephanie A. Tyson ’06 Ruthann M. Chou ’08 Stock ’76 & Mr. Ronald C. Dean Kevin R. Johnson & Stock ’75 Ms. Virginia Salazar Bruce R. ’74 & Russell D. Jura ’74 Anne T. Worthington Is your name missing? Charity Kenyon ’77 & Andrew H. Wu ’89 Michael R. Eaton Professor Emeritus Richard C. These Donor Rolls represent those who make gifts in the 2007-2008 Taras Kick Wydick & Ms. Judith J. Wydick fiscal year. If you made a gift and your name has not been included in this Robert F. Kidd ’77 & William and Inez Mabie Family listing, there may be several reasons why: Joan H. Story ’77 Foundation Clement J. ’75 & Melinda Kong Steven E. Zipperstein ’83 & in honor of Stuart R. Korshak ’75 Diane E. Flanagan Zipperstein ’83 • Your name may be under a different category. Please check all of the giving Rachel R. Krevans ’84 societies in your class.

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22 Counselor Winter 2009 Giving Societies: King Hall Society: $5,000 & up Barrett Society: $2,500 to $4,999 annual giving Associate Manuel M. ’72 & Patricia L. Judith S. ’73 & Robert L. Schuler The Honorable Edward D. Hal D. Bartholomew ’71 Medeiros Brian W. ’73 & Karen L. Swift Webster ’74 & Ms. Therese A. by class & Beverly B. Brautigam The Honorable Michael J. Webster Dennis M. ’71 & Nancy Y. Campos Petherick ’72 & Ms. Barbara Douglas B. ’74 & Marcia L. Weill Class of 1974 Class of 1969 Daniel L. ’71 & Charlene L. Petherick Carol A. ’74 & Bert White Number of Alumni Donors: 5 Simmons Felicenne H. ’72 & Melvin R. Ramey Number of Alumni Donors: 27 Class Participation: 19% Class Participation: 8% G. R. Brown ’71 & Iris P. Yang ’82 Robert C. ’72 & Nancy C. Redding Total Gifts: $6,200 Total Gifts: $119,361 Class of 1975 The Honorable Jon E. Stuebbe ’72 Donor King Hall Society Number of Alumni Donors: 36 King Hall Society & Ms. Kala Stuebbe Class Participation: 23% Professor Jay C. Carlisle ’69 & Ms. D. Steven ’71 & Linda W. Blake Craig M. Wilson ’72 & Eva G. Joseph E. Bernstein ’74 Total Gifts: $142,805 Janessa Nisley Robert E. ’71 & Barbara J. ’76 Geszler Patrick W. ’74 & Allison Emery Leidigh Russell D. Jura ’74 King Hall Society Associate Wayne H. ’71 & Meta A. Thomas Clement J. ’75 & Melinda Kong Joseph D. ’69 & Pamela A. Abkin Class of 1973 Steven N. ’74 & Susan Machtinger in honor of Stuart R. Korshak ’75 Linda O. ’71 & Dave Palley Manuel P. Graiwer ’69 Number of Alumni Donors: 26 Bruce R. ’74 & Anne T. Associate Dean Anne Lukingbeal Betty H. Wolfe ’71 Class Participation: 20% Worthington ’75 & Mr. Nelson E. Roth ’75 George H. ’69 & Barbara L. Gnoss Total Gifts: $69,785 Senior Partner Philip G. ’75 & Jennifer A. Satre Donor Class of 1972 King Hall Society The Honorable Steve W. White ’74 & Mr. Ronald C. Stock ’75 & Leonard E. Deal ’69 Number of Alumni Donors: 26 Thom R. ’73 & Georgia Schuttish Ms. Laurel D. White The Honorable Nancy Class Participation: 17% Wieben Stock ’76 Total Gifts: $15,910 Senior Partner Class of 1970 Partner Robert C. ’73 & Carla R. Webster Richard M. ’74 & Connie Frank Barrett Society Number of Alumni Donors: 10 Barrett Society Paul C. ’75 & Carla P. Rosenthal Class Participation: 17% Stephen F. ’72 & Linda T. Boutin Richard H. Moss ’74 & Partner Sonia S. Balonos Michael A. Van Horne ’75 Total Gifts: $1,810 Rex S. ’72 & Gwyn B. Hime Charles S. ’73 & Charlotte S. Bird The Honorable David Rosenberg Associate Marc A. Levinson ’73 & ’74 & Ms. Lea E. Rosenberg Senior Partner Steven P. ’70 & Lynn Belzer Senior Partner Mary Jane Large Alberto Y. Balingit ’75 & Jacquie David G. ’72 & Ruth M. Yetter Daniel C. ’70 & Marlene G. Doyle Douglas S. ’73 & Susan MacKinnon Partner Duerr Stephen T. ’70 & Joy W. Frank Partner The Honorable Jane A. Restani ’73 Philip ’74 & Donna L. Harris The Honorable Elizabeth L. Perris ’75 Robert P. ’70 & Susan K. Mallory James P. ’72 & Carol U. Barnes & Mr. Ira Bloom Michael E. ’74 & Patricia M. Rue P. Kurt ’75 & Janet Peterson Nicholas R. Van Male ’70 Richard B. ’72 & Rebecca I. Jeffrey J. ’73 & Elisa M. Rummel Timothy J. Shannon ’74 & & Susan Wilkinson Koskoff Scott A. ’73 & Carol M. Snyder Ann Kearney Shannon Professor Elisabeth A. Semel ’75 Roger K. ’72 & Linda A. Masuda Richard A. ’73 & B. G. Whitaker Tom W. ’75 & Meg S. Stallard Associate Donor John C. ’72 & Katherine N. Michael G. ’73 & Susan Woods Kenneth R. Stone ’75 & Michael J. ’70 & Linda Duckor Daniel L. ’74 & Robin C. Lisa Del Pero Schick Greenberg The Honorable Richard K. Park Laurence B. Wohl ’72 Associate ’70 & Ms. Michelle C. Park Partner Franklin L. ’73 & Terese M. Dacca Donor Donald P. Stephenson ’70 Associate Norman E. Brand ’75 & Nancy Gregory L. Ogden ’73 & Daryl Frank S. ’74 & Penny Briceno E. Spero Nathaniel ’70 & Marcia Sterling The Honorable Patricia Y. Cowett Fisher-Ogden David I. Brown ’74 Stuart R. Korshak ’75 Elaine C. Watson ’70 ’72 & Mr. Charles M. Cowett ’72 Michael H. ’73 & Roberta K. Wexler John L. Bukey ’74 & Melinda A. Bryce A. Kranzthor ’75 & Nancy The Honorable Gordon S. George G. ’73 & Kathleen A. Wolf Stephens-Bukey Baranco ’72 & Griffin Class of 1971 Ms. Barbara N. Gee The Honorable Michael T. Garcia ’74 Merle C. Meyers ’75 Donor Ms. Kathleen E. Gnekow- Number of Alumni Donors: 13 William J. ’72 & Carol L. Owen William S. ’73 & Linda G. Bernheim Class Participation: 16% Garcia ’77 Associate Thomas N. ’73 & Holly E. Cooper Total Gifts: $5,185 Donor Frederick D. ’74 & Patricia B. Robin Day Glenn ’75 & Jeffrey A. Dennis-Strathmeyer ’73 Holden Forest Beeson Partner Elise T. ’72 & Martin R. Baach Steven A. ’74 & Judith A. Lewis Wayne A. ’71 & Jacque A. Dennis R. ’72 & E. C. Hays Charles R. ’73 & Mary N. Yoshinori H. Himel ’75 & Barbara Disharoon Takei Bartholomew The Honorable C.A. Holmer ’72 Laura A. Liswood ’74 Gary D. Solis ’71 & Ms. Laurel D. Holmer David J. Ernst ’73 John W. ’74 & C. L. McCarthy Ernest H. ’75 & Mila P. Llorente Raymond Huerta ’72 Ron L. ’73 & Joyce F. Gordon Franklyn S. ’74 & Kathy Robert B. McCray ’75 & Janet D. Robinson Partner Beatrice J. ’72 & Starling E. Kay Thomas ’73 & Christine B. Greene Michaelson Ronald K. ’71 & Kathy Clausen Tamila C. Jensen ’73 & Thomas G. ’74 & Karen K. Sanford Frank L. Orozco ’75 & The Honorable Katherine K. Irene Realyvasquez M. Max ’71 & Barbara G. Mader ’72 & Mr. Norman S. Michael Shanklin Randolph F. ’74 & Janet Snowden Steinheimer Kulla ’72 Claudia J. Robinson ’73 Barbara C. Spencer ’74 The Honorable Willie Lott ’72 Louis ’73 & Susan C. Samonsky

Senior Partner: $1,000 to $2,499 Partner: $500 to $999 Associate: $250 to $499 Donor: Up to $249 Counselor Winter 2009 23 The Honorable Patricia Wong ’78 William D. ’80 & Carolyn S. Kopper Class of 1982 & Mr. Thomas Craven Carol L. ’80 & Gene G. Livingston Number of Alumni Donors: 17 Class Participation: 10% Associate Partner Total Gifts: $9,705.89 Carol L. ’78 & Philip B. Laird Stella C. Levy ’80 & Richard Cohen Barrett Society Diana M. Mahmud ’78 & Richard Steven B. ’80 & Luanne Sacks Helgeson Scott H. McNutt ’82 & Jenny D. Smith ’80 Lee Manus McNutt George M. ’78 & Mary A. Reyes The Honorable Rebecca A. Jan E. Schori ’78 Wiseman ’80 & Mr. Kenneth C. Senior Partner Donor Class of 1977 Jeffery A. Tatum ’78 Wiseman Olivia C. Or ’82 Richard ’75 & Mary Z. La Paglia Number of Alumni Donors: 37 Wayne H. Thomas ’78 & Eric S. ’82 & Thelma N. Waxman Marcia C. Levine ’75 Class Participation: 24% Carole L. Brown Associate Pamela K. Webster ’82 Wilfred Y. Lim ’75 Total Gifts: $19,789.25 Richard E. Archibald ’80 & Rachel Donor Weinreb Albert C. ’75 & Carlene J. Locher Barrett Society Partner Stephen R. ’78 & Pamela C. Steven B. ’80 & Luanne Sacks Alejandro P. Gutierrez ’82 Peter J. ’75 & Carol L. Lucey Charity Kenyon ’77 & Cameron Michael R. Eaton Michael E. Smith ’80 & Gail Osherenko ’75 & Stuart A. ’78 & Ellen A. Comis Sharon E. Powers Associate Oran R. Young Robert F. Kidd ’77 & Joan H. Story ’77 Joseph W. Diehl ’78 & Gilda R. Turitz ’80 & Carl Cox The Honorable Jerilyn L. Borack Charles S. ’75 & Penny J. Poulos ’82 & Mr. Eugene Borack Anne M. Russell ’78 The Honorable Jane E. Westbrook ’80 Brett L. Price ’75 Senior Partner Randee G. Fenner ’78 Ms. Jane H. Rabin ’82 & Professor Paul R. Zappettini ’80 & Edward H. Rabin Elizabeth A. Ratner ’75 Ronald M. Boldt ’77 Janet A. Flaccus ’78 & P. Erin Dealey Iris P. Yang ’82 & G. R. Brown ’71 Michael J. Satris ’75 & James R. ’77 & Tish N. Busselle Bruce L. Dixon Barbara J. Zipperman ’80 Bonnie M. Jones Elliott J. ’78 & Deborah B. Gilberg Linda S. Gross ’77 Donor Marcia J. Steinberg ’75 & Michael Kristine S. Knaplund ’77 & Sabina D. ’78 & Mark W. Gilbert Donor Schoenleber Walter M. Burton, Jr. ’82 Ronald A. Edelstein Gilberto F. ’78 & Flor Gutierrez Solange G. ’80 & Steven S. Altman Luis G. ’75 & Patricia M. Stelzner Stevan Colin ’82 Sally Lu Lake ’77 & Craig H. Kronman ’78 Jonathan M. Fil ’80 Norma A. Turner ’75 Susan Cox ’82 & Thomas G. Nave William R. Crawford Alexander O. Lichtner ’78 Eric P. ’80 & Catherine M. ’81 Fernando R. ’75 & Cecily M. Goldman Perry R. ’82 & Jane H. Fredgant Donna S. Selnick ’77 Keith ’78 & Donna M. Loken Zazueta Jill A. Herman ’80 David H. ’82 & Diane S. Hochner Thomas E. ’78 & Mary M. Olson Partner Sharon E. Menke ’80 Richard A. ’82 & Vanessa L. Lowe Mark A. ’78 & Susan B. ’78 Schynert Class of 1976 Jessica F. Arner ’77 & Eli Abbe Douglas E. Mirell ’80 & Michael E. ’82 & Kevan M. Lyon Garrett C. Dailey ’77 Number of Alumni Donors: 29 Laurie L. Levenson Bruce D. ’82 & Kathleen Parker Class Participation: 18% Jeffrey S. ’77 & Diana G. ’77 Class of 1979 Bradley J. Norris ’80 George A. ’82 & Teresa L. Pisano Total Gifts: $25,735 Gordon Number of Alumni Donors: 20 Kenneth A. Olmsted ’80 David I. ’77 & Linda R. Katzen Class Participation: 13% King Hall Society Total Gifts: $5,675 Pamela Paris ’80 & Class of 1983 Joel D. ’77 & Regina H. Ruben James R. Kirby The Honorable Nancy Wieben Number of Alumni Donors: 26 Stock ’76 & Mr. Ronald C. Senior Partner James W. ’80 & Sarah C. Poindexter Associate Class Participation: 15% Stock ’75 Carolyn B. Langenkamp ’79 Total Gifts: $10,674 David L. Ach ’77 & James R. Provenza ’80 & Donna R. Calabria-Provenza Senior Partner Diane E. Appleton Partner Barrett Society C. L. ’80 & Colleen B. Ross Robert D. Bacon ’76 Carol L. ’77 & Adam E. Chase Robert A. ’79 & Virginia A. Steven E. Zipperstein ’83 & Diane Hal H. ’76 & Lorraine M. Bolen Maurice A. ’77 & Michele D. Christopher Thomas E. ’80 & Patricia A. Ross E. Flanagan Zipperstein ’83 Deaver Jeffrey M. ’79 & Leslie B. William J. ’80 & Joan L. Wilson Barbara S. de Oddone ’76 & Senior Partner Piermaria J. Oddone The Honorable Mary Fingal Hamerling Marc A. ’83 & Christine A. Beilinson Professor James G. Durham ’76 & Schulte ’77 Steven E. Hopkinson ’79 Class of 1981 Ms. Joan D. Durham ’76 Robert ’77 & Carole Fontenrose E. Bradley Nelson ’79 Number of Alumni Donors: 19 Partner The Honorable Dale L. Ikeda ’76 Jaime T. Hernandez ’77 & Lary A. Rappaport ’79 & Class Participation: 13% Molly J. Baier ’83 & Ms. Deborah J. Ikeda Mary L. Dowell ’77 Ellen L. Isaacs Total Gifts: $17,925 Associate Margaret Z. Johns ’76 Arthur T. Kuwamoto ’77 King Hall Society Associate Roy I. ’83 & Kipp J. Delbyck Augustus S. Lee ’76 & John V. Willoughby ’77 Virginia A. ’81 & Thomas A. Cahill Diane Elliott-Lee Jerome N. Budin ’79 & Richard S. ’83 & Lois A. Ekimoto Priscilla S. Winslow ’77 Suzanne L. Meyer Amy V. Quirk ’81 Anne J. Schneider ’76 Joyce Kawahata ’83 Robert C. ’79 & Denise R. Fracchia Donor Barrett Society Phyllis K. Morris ’83 Partner John D. Kirihara ’79 The Honorable Otis C. Benning ’77 & David J. Simon ’81 Nancy J. Newman ’83 & Robert S. Chapman ’76 & Ms. Willa J. Benning Donald A. Newman ’79 Mark Walstrom Candace E. Carlo ’78 Linda Brandenburger ’77 Senior Partner Peter E. Racobs ’83 Humberto Flores ’76 & Donor John C. Chasuk ’81 Susan L. Brandt-Hawley ’77 & Lee A. Tait ’83 & Jon L. Hilton Jeanne E. Raya ’76 Bill Hawley Roberta N. Dempster ’79 Rita J. ’83 & Fredric A. ’81 Worrell Fredrick I. ’76 & Robin S. Miller Ms. Kathleen E. Gnekow-Garcia ’77 John H. Dresslar ’79 & Partner Erika Wodinsky Mr. Kenneth W. Babcock ’81 & & The Honorable Michael T. Donor Associate Garcia ’74 Eileen P. Farley ’79 & The Honorable Kathleen E. O’Leary John L. Adams ’83 & Jane R. Conard ’76 & Pamela R. Grove ’77 & George A. Finkle Richard Maneval Catherine A. Jewett Gerald Nelson Russell S. Kato ’79 The Honorable M. Kathleen Butz Robert F. ’76 & Marla J. Kane ’81 & Mr. Leonard Berardi Marci R. ’83 & Albert J. Coglianese The Honorable Helen L. Halpert Timothy J. Morrison ’79 Patricia S. ’76 & Mark A. ’77 & Mr. Alan Zarky Kenneth W. Turner ’81 Jake ’83 & Maureen B. ’84 Dear Schimbor Jeffery M. Ogata ’79 & Joanne Harriet T. ’77 & Ellis Lapin Lowe ’81 Don O. Del Rio ’83 Associate Linda B. ’83 & Michael Dozier Donor Susan P. Underwood ’77 & Michael M. ’79 & Cathy P. Pollak John E. ’81 & Sue A. Di Giusto Richard A. Gottfried ’83 Anonymous Ed Lowry Julienne L. Rynda ’79 & Kathryn E. Landreth ’81 Richard B. ’83 & Jennifer Jones Robert N. Black ’76 & Christopher J. Wei ’77 & Sharon David G. Ayers Alesa R. Schachter ’81 & Patricia L. Vernelson F. Mah ’77 Michael B. Salerno ’79 & Kathleen Bruce R. Madewell Debra L. Loya ’83 & Tammi Lewis Barbara Devinney ’76 Carol C. Weisner ’77 & V. Turney Fredric A. ’81 & Rita J. ’83 Worrell Nancy B. Mc Gann ’83 Keith E. Gorlen Charles H. Kanter ’76 Dian E. ’79 & Mark Stechbart The Honorable Cheryl C. Meegan Suzanne M. Wood ’77 Donor ’83 & Mr. David M. Meegan ’83 Barbara J. ’76 & Robert E. ’71 Leidigh Rebecca Byrnes ’81 & William R. Moore ’83 Class of 1980 Wayne D. Brazil Arnold L. Lum ’76 & Class of 1978 Thomas F. ’83 & Terri Morse Number of Alumni Donors: 30 The Honorable Diane L. Dillon ’81 June Harrigan Number of Alumni Donors: 26 Class Participation: 20% Alan J. ’83 & Meg Titus & Mr. William J. Moseley Andrew T. Sinclair ’76 & Kathleen Class Participation: 19% Total Gifts: $63,555 V. Fisher ’76 Total Gifts: $6,896 Catherine M. ’81 & Eric P. ’80 King Hall Society Goldman Class of 1984 The Honorable Victor D. Ryerson Senior Partner Mark L. Perry ’80 & ’76 & Ms. Margaret S. Ryerson Mary V. Ingram ’81 Number of Alumni Donors: 27 Nancy L. ’78 & Lawrence J. Ludgus Melanie P. Peña Class Participation: 15% Mary W. ’76 & W. H. Snyder Joanne Lowe ’81 & Jeffery M. Ogata ’79 Total Gifts: $24,052.60 William L. ’76 & Barbara L. Partner Barrett Society Waterhouse Candace E. Carlo ’78 & David L. Hyman ’80 & Barbara L. Malchick ’81 & King Hall Society Robert S. Chapman ’76 Farah Jimenez Randall Jacobs Daniel C. ’84 & Ann O. Girard The Honorable Cerena Wong ’76 & Mr. Gordon Burns Barbara D. ’78 & Robert S. Stanley K. ’81 & Yuka Okawachi The Honorable Judy H. Hersher ’84 Gallagher Senior Partner Kimberly C. Swain ’81 & Michael & Mr. Michael E. Hersher Anthony E. ’78 & Nancy M. Marsh Laurie Kirkwood ’80 & Sugarman Rachel R. Krevans ’84 John F. Hartigan Frank L. ’78 & Deborah H. Rugani

24 Counselor Winter 2009 Giving Societies: King Hall Society: $5,000 & up Barrett Society: $2,500 to $4,999 Class of 1985 Donor Number of Alumni Donors: 13 Richard L. Cupp ’87 Donor Profile: Stephen F. Boutin ’72 Class Participation: 9% David R. ’87 & Julie M ’87 Farabee Total Gifts: $9,065 Max Jerry ’87 & Elyse Garcia Barrett Society Keith A. ’87 & Deborah R. Laufer Mark S. ’85 & Aynah V. Askanas Leslie M. Proll ’87 Charles S. Farman ’85 & Marla J. ’87 & Charles L. Catherine A. Leacox Farman ’85 Winterberger Bella T. Wong ’87 & Steve Brand Senior Partner Steven H. ’85 & Julianne L. Haney Gene S. Woo ’85 Class of 1988 Number of Alumni Donors: 20 Partner Class Participation: 13% William N. Brieger ’85 & Total Gifts: $6,600 Sarah Krevans Senior Partner David E. ’85 & Beth Cranston Paul N. Boylan ’88 & Lori A. Joseph ’88 Associate Diane A. ’85 & Todd H. Baker Partner Even more than most King Hall alumni, Steve Boutin ’72 understands the legacy of Jeffrey Spitz ’85 & Robert W. ’88 & Perla E. Brownlie Christina Jacobs Spitz Jeffrey G. Leacox ’88 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and what it means to the UC Davis School of Law. Cindy R. Shepard ’88 Donor Boutin, a founder and principal of the Sacramento business law firm Boutin Gibson Di David P. Eng ’85 Beth D. ’88 & John R. Shuman Guisto Hodell Inc. as well the UC Davis School of Law’s Alumni Board President, spent the Linda K. McAtee ’85 & Margaret A. ’88 & Carter J. Twedt Steven R. Sphar day with Dr. King as a student during the 1960s, attended King Hall during the formative Gary T. Nagasawa ’85 & Associate Stephen T. Hicklin ’88 years of the Law School and has carried the lessons learned through a highly successful Judie L. Lew Sandra A. Spelliscy ’85 & Mark A. ’88 & Francene M. career as one of the capital region’s most successful and respected business litigators. Gregory S. Weber Steinberg Boutin met Dr. King when the civil rights leader was visiting Occidental College in Los Donor Angeles in 1967, and Boutin, an undergraduate there, was assigned to escort him around Class of 1986 Daniel E. ’88 & Margaret S. Number of Alumni Donors: 12 Birkhaeuser campus. “I met him as he arrived, and spent the day with him,” Boutin recalled. “I was Class Participation: 8% Matthew K. ’88 & Robin L. Total Gifts: $88,230 sitting in the front row as he gave an impassioned speech, the likes of which most of us Bogoshian King Hall Society Grace J. Garvin ’88 had never heard.” Nancy S. Coan Torres ’86 & Harriet H. ’88 & David S. Like so many young people of the time, Boutin was profoundly affected by King’s Michael A. Torres Hamilton Kevin B. Kroeker ’86 & Seth T. Karpinski ’88 & assassination, the Vietnam War, and other issues of the time, and felt the need to contribute Lynn A. Miyamoto ’86 Ann Zeidman-Karpinski to the building of a better society. He enrolled at the new Law School at UC Davis and Colbert K. ’88 & Eleanor Low Senior Partner Sylvia A. ’88 & Donald J. Nevins found many kindred spirits. “It was a time of great ferment, and there was a lot of ferment Ron ’86 & Linda B. Maroko Marc P. Picker ’88 & at King Hall,” he said. “There was a lot of interaction between the new faculty and the Partner Larri A. Lightner student body, who were primarily very idealistic. There was an incredible amount of Angela E. Oh ’86 & Scott A. ’88 & Kristin L. ’90 Ritsema John A. Koulbanis Joseph A. Robinson ’88 passion for the causes of the time.” Ruth G. Watson ’88 & Born in Sacramento, Boutin worked after graduation for Downey, Brand, Seymour and Donor Gary P. Giller Michael L. Bledsoe ’86 & Jennifer Rohwer, appearing before the First and Third Appellate District Courts and the Supreme F. Jennings Class of 1989 Court of California and representing clients including General Motors and then-Assembly William E. ’86 & Sarah C. Degen Bill Di Capo ’86 Number of Alumni Donors: 27 Speaker Willie Brown. He became a partner in 1978, and in 1986 co-founded the firm Class Participation: 17% Gregg J. ’86 & Leslie A. Loubier Total Gifts: $12,175 that would become Boutin Gibson Di Guisto Hodell Inc., one of the capital region’s most Kimberly Mc Daniel ’86 & Paul Erion Barrett Society Andrew H. Wu ’89 successful business litigation firms. Marla D. Osborne-Anderson ’86 & Fredrick J. Anderson Boutin credits lessons taught by Professors James Hogan, Ed Rabin, John Poulos, Dick Senior Partner Wydick, and others as being critical to his success. “Those professors taught me indelible Patricia A. Tsubokawa-Reeves ’86 Mr. Scott E. Alumbaugh ’89 & Professor Lisa C. Ikemoto ’87 things, and there were many others,” said Boutin. “I can draw direct lines between what I Class of 1987 Donald E. ’89 & Toni Bradley learned at King Hall and what I’ve been able to do in the community, and between having a Number of Alumni Donors: 18 Paul M. ’89 & Andrea K. Norman Class Participation: 10% King Hall education and my family’s fiscal well-being. Those are two reasons I’ve felt it was Total Gifts: $8,250 Partner Mark A. Easter ’89 important to support King Hall.” Barrett Society Roger L. ’89 & Sallie L. McLean Boutin also gives out of concern about how rising fees may impact the Law School’s Linda Schilling ’87 & William J. Rosoff Mark W. Stout ’89 & accessibility. “I have this old fashioned but deeply held notion that we are a profession that Kay Lord-Stout Senior Partner Beverly M. Tobey ’89 serves society and makes it a better place,” said Boutin. “With that in mind, we need to Professor Lisa C. Ikemoto ’87 & welcome all elements of society into the University of California, and as alumni, we need to Mr. Scott E. Alumbaugh ’89 Associate The Honorable Larry Brown ’89 do what we can to keep the Law School accessible to all.” Partner & Ms. Sharon M. Brown Suzanne S. ’87 & Scott Graeser Stacy D. Lifton ’89 Stacy Jo L. Inman ’87 & Michael J. Gagner Donor Senior Partner Donor Maura B. Petersen ’84 & Heather C. McLaughlin ’87 & Jon Deborah L. Alexander ’89 Alan S. ’84 & Yoko Fujimoto Richard M. Adler ’84 Peter Emanuel M. Westmoreland Keith M. ’89 & Kim L. Allen-Niesen David S. ’84 & Betty T. Lee Gale H. ’84 & Peter G. Borden Kathleen R. ’84 & Jonathan M. Patricia A. Charlton ’89 Babak Sotoodeh ’84 Maureen B. ’84 & Jake ’83 Dear Ranstrom Associate Stefan M. Reinke ’84 Gary Bresee ’87 William T. ’89 & Cynthia E. ’89 Joseph A. Wender ’84 Sharon K. Heath ’84 Chisum Adam L. ’84 & Deborah J. Rosen Kathleen Faubion ’87 & Janet S. ’84 & Neal F. Herman Cynthia M. Convey ’89 Partner Jon M. Sands ’84 & Brian J. Zamora Lynn E. Hutchins ’84 & Thomas D. Cumpston ’89 & The Honorable Tani Cantil- Jon Ishibashi Joyce C. Grossman Steven P. Malloch ’87 & Deborah Sakauye ’84 & Mr. Mark T. B. Jensen Kris Kiehne Virginia A. Johnson ’84 Lori E. ’84 & Jeffery M. Smith Sakauye Anthony W. ’87 & Marie C. Pierotti Mary Jo Dale ’89 & Roberta J. Kramer ’84 Terrence T. Snook ’84 & John F. Roney Trish Fontana Mary J. Scoonover ’87 Associate V. T. Langford ’84 Kaia Eakin ’89 Robert D. Mullaney ’84 & J. Daniel Holsenback ’89 Elizabeth L. Allen ’84 Eric A. Mitnick ’84

Senior Partner: $1,000 to $2,499 Partner: $500 to $999 Associate: $250 to $499 Donor: Up to $249 Counselor Winter 2009 25 Class of 1994 Marien Sorensen ’97 & Class of 2000 Number of Alumni Donors: 17 Michael S. McClain Number of Alumni Donors: 18 Class Participation: 11% Richard J. Stearns ’97 & Margaret Class Participation: 10% Total Gifts: $3,520 Durkin Total Gifts: $5,470

Partner William D. Strickland ’97 Senior Partner Nader Bitar ’94 Scott M. Lay ’00 & Donor Kara K. Ueda ’00 Charles D. Sakai ’94 & David A. ’97 & Elizabeth A. Bell Diane R. Rittenhouse Daneen K. ’97 & Brook A. ’96 Associate Amy N. Tirre ’94 Wayne T. Kasai ’89 & Gretchen Donor Bennigson Renee Y. Hsia ’00 Schildwachter Kent V. Anderson ’91 Associate Brennan P. Cain ’97 Lena K. Sims ’00 & Mark Bennett Charles J. ’89 & Jennifer L. Malaret Carin N. Crain ’91 & Ming-Yuen ’94 & Amy H. ’97 & James D. ’98 Fulmer John B. ’89 & Amy T. Stephens John F. Gianola ’90 Tobie S. Meyer-Fong B. L. Loschin ’97 Donor Andrea L. ’00 & Charles Bacchi Tracey T. ’89 & Karen D. Joseph R. Deulloa ’91 Erin R. ’94 & Andrew B. ’92 Sabey Thomas L. ’97 & Ruby A. ’97 Tumbleson Denise A. Gamble ’91 Daveed A. Schwartz ’94 & MacMitchell Cheri L. ’00 & Christopher A. Bjork Janis H. Webster ’89 Francis C. Hung ’91 Christine L. Meyer John A. Maier ’97 & Lisa Tracy Marlon Cobar ’00 Elizabeth A. ’89 & Richard A. Jeffrey A. ’91 & Wendy L. Krieger Seth M. Merewitz ’97 Valerie L. Feldman ’00 & William Donor J. Wisham Werhel Steven W. Siefert ’91 Jeremy D. ’97 & Julie D. Milbrodt Stephen E. ’94 & Karen T. Adams Silas K. Geneson ’00 Lei-Chala I. Wilson ’89 Lori A. Van Oosterhout ’91 Sangeeta Sinha ’97 Joan K. Bader ’94 Pamela M. Griggs ’00 Ira A. ’97 & Denise Weinreb Class of 1990 John M. ’94 & Pamela M. Nicholas A. ’00 & Catherine S. Class of 1992 Crawford Jacobs Number of Alumni Donors: 28 Number of Alumni Donors: 18 Class Participation: 18% Eve Peek Fichtner ’94 & Class of 1998 Thomas I. Johnston ’00 & Class Participation: 11% Brian C. Fichtner Number of Alumni Donors: 19 Total Gifts: $15,000 Total Gifts: $7,960 Erika C. Eichler ’98 Stephanie J. Finelli ’94 Class Participation: 12% Monika S. Kalra ’00 King Hall Society Total Gifts: $10,495 King Hall Society Daniel H. Fried ’94 John ’00 & Romy S. Pavolotsky Liliane Corzo ’90 Kelly L. Borelli ’92 & Keltie Jones ’94 King Hall Society Vanessa C. Ripsteen ’00 Robert J. Parreira Mark M. ’98 & Heather S. Malovos Barrett Society William H. Kysella ’94 Christian C. ’00 & Angela R. Gregg M. Ficks ’90 Anna M. ’94 & Scott K. Persky Scheuring Partner Barrett Society Sonia A. ’92 & Glyn S. ’93 Lister Gerald J. ’94 & Andrea V. Ramiza Preet K. ’00 & Gopala K. Tummala Senior Partner Katy I. ’98 & David Orr Philip D. Sokol ’90 Winnie Tsien ’94 Michael G. ’00 & Natalya Zatkin Associate Associate Stephen M. Boreman ’92 Michael A. De Angelis ’98 Partner Class of 1995 Class of 2001 Brigeda D. Bank ’90 Leslie E. Frank ’92 Vincent Caruso ’98 & Andrew B. ’92 & Erin R. ’94 Sabey Number of Alumni Donors: 11 Amie Peters ’98 Number of Alumni Donors: 9 Michael J. Higgins ’90 Class Participation: 7% Class Participation: 5% Steven E. ’90 & Constance P. Knott Jason B. ’92 & Linda Wacha Total Gifts: $1,750 Thomas L. Geiger ’98 & Total Gifts: $2,775 Jane M. Takenouchi ’98 Esther J. Rogers ’90 & Donor Associate Sally L. Kinoshita ’98 Senior Partner Robert DeBare David A. ’92 & Tracy Darrin Peter C. Meier ’95 Len R. ’01 & Kymberli E. Reid- Peter A. Nyquist ’95 & Donor Reynoso Associate Elizabeth D. Friedman ’92 Taz E. Varkey Tina Cannon Leahy ’98 & Jeanne D. Le Clerc ’90 & Charles Aaron R. Gary ’92 Partner Mary M. Waltermire ’95 Brian R. Leahy C. Yeomans James B. Racobs ’92 & Daniel ’01 & Amanda ’03 Abbott Steven T. Polikalas ’90 Yukiko Hayashi Tony L. Cheng ’98 Donor Neil Swartzberg ’01 Melissa A. Thorme ’90 & Robert Alberto S. Roldan ’92 & Erika C. Eichler ’98 & Vanessa L. Garrett ’95 Thomas I. Johnston ’00 T. Kingsley Susan R. Nelson ’93 Associate Antoinette P. ’95 & Paul D. Hewitt Mark R. Warnke ’90 Daniel M. ’92 & Ana M. James D. ’98 & Amy H. ’97 Fulmer Lauren J. Barefoot ’01 Timmy P. Kam ’95 Schiavetta Michael J. Holmes ’98 & Mary M. Teresa L. Hu ’01 Brian J. ’95 & Kristen L. Manion Palugod ’98 Donor Lawrence J. Sher ’92 & Teri R. Richardson-Bleeker ’01 & Joseph M. ’90 & Laura W. Baria Renee Mandel-Sher James D. ’95 & Marci G. ’95 Riley Danielle M. Houck ’98 & Gerrit W. Bleeker Nathaniel H. Cooke Daniel A. ’90 & Sarah Boone Matthew J. Smith ’92 & Katherine James A. Scheinman ’95 & Emily Masanori Takeda ’01 Jan Carmikle ’90 A. Codekas H. Cooper Galin Luk ’98 & Jinny Kim ’99 Cathy L. ’90 & Robert F. Crothers Kenneth N. ’92 & Ardyth L. Sokoler James G. Van Beek ’95 Victor P. Montoya ’98 Donor Kevin J. Dewald ’90 Darryl A. ’92 & Karen F. Stallworth Erik O. Valderhaug ’98 Sarah A. Boxer ’01 Kelley Evans ’90 & Craig A. ’92 & Colleen Sterling Class of 1996 Daniel C. Webb ’98 & Stephanie Fumiaki Ishii ’01 Kim S. Schroeder-Evans Jill M. ’92 & Michael C. Thayer Number of Alumni Donors: 9 Dileo Elio ’01 & Helen Palacios John F. Gianola ’90 & Class Participation: 6% Total Gifts: $2,416 Carin N. Crain ’91 Class of 1993 Class of 1999 Class of 2002 Hoa T. ’90 & Colin R. Glassey Number of Alumni Donors: 15 Senior Partner Number of Alumni Donors: 16 Number of Alumni Donors: 11 Sonya A. Grant ’90 & Class Participation: 10% Joshua M. Horowitz ’96 & Class Participation: 10% Class Participation: 6% Timothy Zindel Total Gifts: $3,170 Patricia J. Baggett Total Gifts: $1,485 Total Gifts: $2,760 Alison A. ’90 & Timothy J. Green Associate Partner Partner Partner Elizabeth T. ’90 & Edward J. Margaret M. Grayden ’93 & David Craig A. Gerson ’99 Brett Davis Collins ’02 McIntyre David A. Lorie ’96 & R. Aladjem Kena D. Hudson David E. Gross ’02 Linda N. Monden ’90 Glyn S. ’93 & Sonia A. ’92 Lister Donor Pascal Benyamini ’99 Chui-kiu T. Wong ’02 Robert A. ’90 & Gwen Nakamae Christine L. ’93 & Bradley E. Donor John A. Bezmalinovic ’99 Kristin L. ’90 & Scott A. ’88 Ritsema Lofgren Brook A. ’96 & Daneen K. ’97 Associate Bennigson Jerry D. ’99 & Nichelle Casheros Christian A. Speck ’90 Dawn M. Belcher-Neufeld ’02 & Associate Barbara Y. Chun ’96 & Sandra T. Chong ’99 Ryan Neufeld Nancy L. ’90 & Benjamin Tang Scott W. Blek ’93 Richard Amiya John P. Doorlay ’99 Robert E. Krebs ’02 Irene S. Tresser ’90 & Christopher Trisha M. ’93 & Ronald D. Connors Laura F. Heyck ’96 C. Brown David W. Kesselman ’99 & Aimee Brandon J. Lu ’02 Scott M. ’93 & Sarah Stanton Christel H. Pauli ’96 Dudovitz ’99 Jason E. Rabinowitz ’96 & Jessica A. Hartnett ’99 Donor Class of 1991 Donor Pilar Barton John N. Andon ’02 Craig D. ’93 & Rayanne M. Braun Brian R. Holdaway ’99 & Number of Alumni Donors: 13 Katherine P. ’96 & Richard E. Ragusa Chrishna M. Martinez ’99 Kristina M. Launey ’02 Class Participation: 8% Orlando F. Cabanday ’93 Christina E. Quaglieri ’02 Total Gifts: $3,425 Bijal V. Vakil ’96 Jinny Kim ’99 & Galin Luk ’98 Alison S. ’93 & Paul A. Cocotis Megan M. La Belle ’99 Naomi B. Walker ’02 Partner Donald J. Dudley ’93 & Treb H. ’02 & Julie Winegar James E. Glaze ’91 & Helen Grant Teresa L. Dillinger Class of 1997 Graham M. Lyons ’99 & Mindy Wolfe Mortimer H. ’91 & Jenifer Hartwell John D. Faucher ’93 & Number of Alumni Donors: 18 Karen E. Schnietz Class Participation: 11% Kimberly A. McFarlin Niemeyer ’99 Class of 2003 Marc G. Reich ’91 & Total Gifts: $3,465 & Ryan E. Niemeyer Marianne Gibbons Lara N. Gilman ’93 & Number of Alumni Donors: 15 Partner Rachael E. Salcido ’99 Class Participation: 9% David A. ’91 & Laurie F. Renas James A. Kleinmann Total Gifts: $2,895 Susan R. Nelson ’93 & Anonymous Associate Alberto S. Roldan ’92 Partner Associate Leslie G. Miessner ’91 Angela Schrimp de la Vergne ’93 & Amanda ’03 & Daniel Abbott ’01 Marc de la Vergne Cynthia A. Megowan Olds ’97 Megan M. Chung ’03 Mary P. ’93 & James R. Wagoner Michael N. Mills ’97

26 Counselor Winter 2009 Giving Societies: King Hall Society: $5,000 & up Barrett Society: $2,500 to $4,999 Associate Miah J. Rosenberg ’06 Erin Wallace ’08 Karen S. Lai ’08 Gifts from Friends Hirokazu Honda ’03 Adam R. ’06 & Jami R. Rosenthal Lauren A. Wiggins ’08 Renzo Manay ’08 King Hall Society Scott A. Mossman ’03 Stefan R. Spich ’06 Elizabeth A. Willrich ’08 Sarah Martinez ’08 California Community Foundation Sara J. Romano ’03 Kevin T. Takei ’06 Kristy E. Young ’08 Kari J. McFadden ’08 Gordon K. & Carolyn S. Davidson Stephanie A. Tyson ’06 Nicholas J. Muscolino ’08 Donor Donor Fenwick & West LLP Irene Yang ’06 Anne Marie Nicpon ’08 Megan M. ’03 & Eric W. Bergstrom Jennifer S. Adkins ’08 Taras Kick Christine L. Olson ’08 Joshua D. Boxer ’03 Maren C. Ahnberg ’08 Lehmann & Quirk Family Tyler H. Onitsuka ’08 Jennifer Chu ’03 Class of 2007 Michael L. Alcheck ’08 Foundation Aaron M. Palley ’08 Gage C. Dungy ’03 Number of Alumni Donors: 9 Heidi B. Avelino ’08 Ronald H. & Sara E. Malone Class Participation: 5% Gregory Philipp ’08 Brandee L. Fernandez ’03 Total Gifts: $1,530 Mariana Barua ’08 William A. & Sally Rutter Nicholas H. Rabinowitsh ’08 Richard C. Ng ’03 Willam D. ’08 & Erika A. Bradbury William and Inez Mabie Family Partner Andrea H. Randisi ’08 Foundation Melanie L. Proctor ’03 Rebeca G. Canales ’08 Marc G. Fernandez ’07 Jose A. Rivera ’08 Leon V. Roubinian ’03 Angela F. Chew ’08 Barrett Society Kathleen Rojas ’08 & Paul Moe Jonathan R. Schutz ’03 Associate Emily S. Churg ’08 Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Sergey N. Vershinin ’08 Kelly Anne Welchans ’07 Leslie D. Clithero ’08 Dewey & LeBoeuf L.L.P. Sarah J. Ward ’08 Class of 2004 Yedidya Cohen ’08 Martin & Beverly Glick Donor Julie Y. Wei ’08 Number of Alumni Donors: 12 Farah S. Anthony ’07 Hector Ferreira ’08 Jim & Susan Tipton Class Participation: 6% Elizabeth G. Weinberg ’08 Kuang-Cheng Chen ’07 Sheirin Ghoddoucy ’08 Total Gifts: $1,360 Jason Yoo ’08 Senior Partner Kevin Christopher Davis ’07 Brett B. Goodman ’08 Partner Susan Yoon ’08 Cal Aggie Alumni Association Amy S. Geiser ’07 Thomas B. Hwei ’08 Sally H. Schwettmann ’04 Anthony A. Zepeda ’08 Cohen & Lord Elizabeth Anne Harris ’07 Brian C. Ito ’08 Joy of Giving Foundation Associate Ayse Kuzucuoglu ’07 Natalie A. Johnston ’08 Michael J. Pang ’04 Melissa E. Schutz ’07 Anne S. Kelson ’08 Emelyn Rodriguez ’04 William J. ’04 & Catherine A. Class of 2008 Wenner Number of Alumni Donors: 86 Donor Class Participation: Total Gifts: $20,135 Romina R. Aghai ’04 Donor Profile: Steve Zipperstein ’83 Christopher R. Apallas ’04 Barrett Society and Diane Flanagan Zipperstein ’83 Rebecca B. Jackson ’04 Sarah W. Asplin ’08 Steve Zipperstein ’83 and Melinda Leong ’04 Senior Partner Adrienne M. Meredith ’04 Lisa G. Ohanesian ’08 Diane Flanagan Zipperstein Julie M. Osborn ’04 ’83 met as students at King Heather M. Rowan ’04 Partner Manuel R. Diaz ’08 Brian H. Schusterman ’04 Hall, married shortly after Katrina M. Gonzales ’08 graduation, and went on to Thomas B. Hwei ’08 Class of 2005 Jimmy S. McBirney ’08 successful careers marked by Number of Alumni Donors: 9 Class Participation: 5% Shannon E. Ponek ’08 a remarkable versatility they Total Gifts: $2,254 Associate credit to training received at Partner Lindsey R. Adams ’08 the UC Davis School of Law. Marcelo Moscogliato ’05 Aslan Bananzadeh ’08 “UC Davis gave us a very Associate Willam D. ’08 & Erika A. Bradbury Jeb U. ’05 & Julianna Burton Nicole L. Chessari ’08 solid grounding in the law that transferred to any legal subject matter and allowed us to Morgan P. Forsey ’05 Ruthann M. Chou ’08 pursue any specialty that we wanted to,” said Diane Flanagan Zipperstein. Sarah S. Christian ’08 Makesha A. Patterson ’05 Now general counsel for Verizon Wireless, Steve Zipperstein has previously worked as Jason G. Cinq-Mars ’08 Donor David C. Coleman ’08 deputy general counsel for GTE Corporation, as the Chief Assistant United States Attorney Lisa M. ’05 & Jason R. Denman Matt Crosier ’08 Claire C. Eustace ’05 in Los Angeles, and in several positions with the Justice Department. He successfully Laurel E. Dein ’08 Kristy Kunisaki ’05 prosecuted the first case of a failed savings and loan institution in the late 1980s, represented Brittany N. DePuy ’08 Raquel M. Silva ’05 & Andrew Riffel Elizabeth S. Donald ’08 Attorney General Janet Reno in congressional hearings regarding the ill-fated siege at Waco, Jan L. Westfall ’05 Jessica J. ’08 & Derek E. Falk Texas, has testified before Congress on telecommunications issues, and over the course of Natalie D. Findley ’08 the past five years has overseen transactions totaling more than $50 billion. Class of 2006 Sarah J. Fischer ’08 Number of Alumni Donors: 25 Erin M. Gallagher ’08 “Every single day in my career,” said Steve Zipperstein, “I’ve drawn on something I Class Participation: 13% Total Gifts: $2,193.28 Kirin K. Gill ’08 was taught at King Hall.” Rachel Golick ’08 Associate Diane Flanagan Zipperstein was hired shortly after graduation by First Interstate Jonathan B. Kaplan ’06 & Clarissa Guerrero ’08 Suzanne H. Stevens ’06 Hoa T. Hoang ’08 Bank, which had decided to do all its securities work in-house. She was asked to do David Parnall ’06 Baraa ’08 & Sondos Khaf an unusually wide range of work within the highly specialized field, and enjoyed it Hans Riegels ’06 & Megan S. Knize ’08 thoroughly, staying on until 1991, when her wide-ranging expertise won her a role as a Samantha L. Grant Riegels ’06 Bandana K. Kohli ’08 Fermin Villegas ’06 Alexander J. Kramer ’08 consultant for the British bank Standard Chartered and other companies, an occupation Yurie Lee ’08 that allowed her time to care for the couple’s three children—Emily, Margot, and Hilary. Donor Graham Beckett ’06 Krista M. Maher ’08 The Zippersteins, who now reside in Princeton, New Jersey, both credit the Law School as Daniela Maldonado ’08 Jocelyn F. Blumenthal ’06 having been fundamental to their success and have given generously to support it. Matthew K. Carr ’06 John D. McClure ’08 Andrea C. Fazel ’06 Kari J. McFadden ’08 “It’s vitally important to support the Law School so that future generations of lawyers Kari Elizabeth Fisher ’06 Jessica M. Newman ’08 can continue to receive the same quality of education, the same level of attention from Crystal M. Gaudette ’06 Sarah L. Oberhauser ’08 professors that Diane and I were blessed to have, and so that the reputation of the school Ella K. Gower ’06 Benjamin A. Olson ’08 will continue to flourish and prosper,” Steve Zipperstein said. “We have a terrible budget Theresa M. Hardjadinata ’06 Dina M. Randazzo ’08 Amy K. Lee ’06 Renee Reimonenq ’08 crisis in California, and the alumni have to step up and put their support behind the Law John K. Ly ’06 Teri M. Rutledge ’08 School so that it can continue to achieve its mission to educate the very finest lawyers, who Rosita Martinez ’06 Elizabeth S. Strayer Buehring ’08 & Aaron B. Buehring can then use their talents and what they learned in King Hall to benefit the public.” Steven R. Platt ’06 Renee C. Reyna ’06

Senior Partner: $1,000 to $2,499 Partner: $500 to $999 Associate: $250 to $499 Donor: Up to $249 Counselor Winter 2009 27 Assistant Dean Jean Korinke & Rebecca A. Hayes ’10 Diem T. Tran ’10 Mr. Steve Korinke Jonathan E. Hembree ’10 Adrian C. Uribe ’09 Professor Peter Lee Shae A. Hill ’09 Christopher Urone ’09 Professor Evelyn A. Lewis Alan K. Ho ’10 Nina M. Vaghaiwalla ’10 Peter S. Lust Alexander P. Hodson ’10 Kelly D. Van Aken ’10 Professor Donna Shestowsky David J. Hoftiezer ’10 Kevin C. Viau ’10 Nicole G. & Douglas E. Waterman Timothy S. Hughes ’10 Peter E. Voigt ’10 Ginger Welsh Zoe E. Hunton ’10 Jennifer D. Ward ’10 Barbara Juenger Barrett Society Candace A. Jackman ’09 Amanda K. Westendorf ’10 Thelma H. & Hiroshi Kido Professor Floyd F. Feeney Gifts from Asha K. Jennings ’09 Bo H. Yang ’10 Michael P. Lehmann Dean Kevin R. Johnson & current students Jay S. Jongjitirat ’09 Philip E. Yeager ’09 Ms. Virginia Salazar Beverly A. Sandeen & Total Amount Given: $7,676 Krista P. Kauppinen ’10 Regina Y. Yeh ’09 Marty Swingle Professor John B. Oakley & Ms. Fredericka B. Oakley Barrett Society Monique Q. Keleman ’10 Jay Yin ’09 Partner Professor Emeritus Richard C. Monica J. Baumann ’09 Megan E. Kendrick ’10 Justin P. Young ’09 Anonymous Wydick & Ms. Judith J. Wydick Adam T. Kent ’10 Senior Partner Jorja E. Hoehn Karen S. Kim ’09 Matching Companies Senior Partner Katherine H. Dick ’10 Jamie Kitano ’09 Chevron Joann & Charles F. Plenge Professor Bill O. Hing & Dr. Gabriel D. Zeldin ’10 Lenora Fung Nathan J. Kleiner ’10 IBM Corporation Associate Associate Lorin M. Kline ’10 Pacific Gas & Electric Anonymous Professor Margaret Z. Johns ’76 Alan H. Boudreau ’09 Jessica A. Koch ’10 Occidental Petroleum Charitable Mark W. Cowin Professor Lisa R. Pruitt Professor Emeritus Bruce A. Wolk & Erwin L. Cena ’10 Charlene M. Krider ’10 Foundation Federal Bar Association of Joseph A. DeSantis ’09 San Joaquin The Honorable Lois G. Wolk Jeannette Kuo ’10 Aaron D. Gopen ’09 Stuart & Marilyn Gopen Heidi C. Laipply ’10 Alumni Events & Partner Kristen G. Lucero ’09 Reception Hosts Morrison & Foerster Foundation Professor Keith Aoki & Brian D. Lauter ’09 Christopher D. Mays ’09 Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Ms. Mona T. Aoki Kim T. & Stephen T. Le ’10 2007 Capitol Reception Jeffrey M. Osofsky ’09 Porter Scott Professor Andrea K. Bjorklund & Elizabeth Q. Liang ’10 Speakers: Mr. Sean C. Duggan Paul Y. Liu ’09 Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP Donor Lawrence Brown ’89 Sheldon & Dorothy Wechsler Professors Anupam Chander & Charles A. Adelsheim ’10 Kimberly A. Lucia ’09 Kara Ueda ’00 Madhavi Sunder Mohamad S. Ahmad ’10 Eric L. Lunsford ’10 Donor Professor Joel C. Dobris & Los Angeles Rebecca R. Akroyd ’09 Elizabeth J. MacGregor ’09 Laura J. Alber Ms. Linda S. Dobris April, 2008 Andrew Amoroso ’10 Sarah M. McBride ’09 Debbie J. Bracamonte Professor Katherine Florey Robert S. Chapman ’76 Sumaira H. Arastu ’09 Diana G. Meekay ’10 Stephen L. & Janet R. Borchers Professor Edward J. Imwinkelried Greenberg Glusker & Ms. Cynthia Clark Vandana Balakrishnan ’09 David Meeker ’10 Breshtel Enterprises, LLC Professor Elizabeth Joh Matthew Barnette ’09 Heather M. Melton ’09 San Francisco Eliot Dobris Professor Thomas W. Joo & Daniel B. Baum ’10 Jonathan E. & Lesley E. Miller ’09 July, 2007 Brooke A. Dohmen Joan H. Story ’77 Ms. Irene Joo Craig N. Baumgartner ’10 Erica A. Morehouse ’10 Scott Dowling Donarae & David J. Reynolds Alison J. Morgan ’10 Sheppard Mullin Richter & Jeremy C. Berla ’09 Hampton Duckor Spradling Metzger & Professor Emeritus James F. Smith Derrick H. Muhammad ’09 Wynne Neta Borshansky ’09 Angela C. Navarette ’10 April, 2008 Benjamin Gettleman Associate Joseph I. Boufadel ’09 Milena D. Nelson ’09 Karen G. Johnson-McKewan ’85 Sylviana Ho Associate Dean & Professor Matthew A. Briggs ’09 Bryce C. ’10 & Aprille L. Newell Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Robert D. & Ruth Johnson Vikram D. Amar John P. Briscoe ’10 Professor Emeritus Florian Jessica A. Ollendorff ’09 Henry P. & Marcia O. Kaplan Heather A. Bromfield ’10 Palo Alto Bartosic & Ms. Alberta Chew Philip S. Pan ’10 G. E. Klingelhofer Michael J. Buchfuhrer ’10 July 2007 Professor Alan E. Brownstein & Agatha I. Panday ’10 David A. & Shirley L. Krider Ms. Elizabeth L. Brownstein Scott L. Burkette ’10 Bijal V. Vakil ’96 Sunghae Y. Park ’10 Doris C. Krider Professor Holly D. Doremus & Nazli T. Cati ’10 McDermott Will & Emery Alisha A. Patterson ’10 Gyongy Laky Mr. Gordon E. Anthon David C. Chang ’10 Darius S. Pazirandeh ’09 Sacramento Karen J. & Frank J. Latora Margaret Durkin & Ji-Hyun Cho ’10 Richard J. Stearns ’97 Jacob L. Peterson ’10 April, 2008 League of California Cities Eric Y. Choi ’10 Stephen Meyer Judy and David Janes Cam T. Phan ’10 Courtney Leibrock Jamie J. Chon ’09 Downey Brand LLP Alison J. Plenge ’09 Kevin B. Litam Professor Carlton F. Larson Laura M. Chooljian ’09 Christina Poulsen ’09 Sina J. & Rosemary J. Maghsoodi Professor Albert C. Lin & Lowell Chow ’10 Ms. Linh C. Thai Genevieve C. Roman ’10 2007 Capital Allen B. Mathias Ho-Young Chung ’10 Professor Robert A. Mikos & Lia K. Ruggeri ’10 Reception Sponsors Mark A. & Karen G. Mc Phail Amparo Cid ’10 Ms. Cindy Kam Blake J. Russum ’09 Jagir S. & Amarjit K. Multani Shannon R. Clawson ’10 Gold Assistant Dean John M. Ryan ’10 Greenberg Traurig Dennis F. & Dottie Pendleton Sharon L. Pinkney Jon G. Clemens ’10 Ramaah Sadasivam ’09 Stoel Rives Peter W. & Virginia B. Perschbacher Professor Edward H. Rabin & Nicholas R. Clements ’09 Michael Sapira ’10 Tracy L. Schuster Ms. Jane H. Rabin ’82 Charles M. Clinger ’10 Silver Maryam Sayyed ’10 Susan M. Schiele Professor Timothy M. Schooley & Julie A. Cowitz ’10 California Business Properties Ms. Sue E. Schooley Jonathan B. Schwartz ’09 Keith & Lisa Stone Kendall L. Darr ’09 Association Professor Clayton S. Tanaka & Sarah L. Scott ’10 Dan G. and Doreen B. Strnad Munish Dayal ’09 Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Ms. Christine A. Tanaka David D. Shen ’10 Anne L. Strong Erin M. Dendorfer ’10 Porter Scott Donor Keegan Dresow ’10 Daniel C. Sharpe ’10 Joseph K. & Jo Anne Vanis Bronze Professor Afra Afsharipour Amanda E. Sherwood ’10 Marya Welch Jeffrey R. Edwards ’09 Boutin Gibson Di Gusto Hodell, Inc Professor Diane Marie Amann Anne Y. Shiau ’10 WEPACKITALL Douglas M. Egbert ’09 Diepenbrock Harrison Professor Jennifer M. Chacón & Lauren E. Sible ’10 Hazel-Lynn Espejo ’10 Ellison Schneider & Harris LLP Mr. Jonathan Glater Shahtaj Siddiqui ’10 Gifts from Faculty Sarah L. Fabian ’10 Hefner Stark & Marois LLP Professor Christopher S. Kelli C. Smith ’10 and Staff Sam M. Ford ’10 McDonough Holland & Allen PC Elmendorf Anna-Kristine V. Soliman ’09 Total Gifts: $104,170 Graeme R. Freeman ’09 Olson Hagel & Fishburn LLP Professor Arturo Gándara & Ms. Ryan W. Stahl ’09 Linda Gándara Carlos Gallardo ’10 Remy, Thomas, Moose and King Hall Society Daniel P. Stokes ’09 Dean and Professor Emeritus Professor Emeritus George S. Deborah D. Gettleman ’09 Manley LLP Edward L. Barrett, Jr. Grossman & Ms. Susanna H. Lov K. Goel ’10 Jeffrey B. Stone ’10 Wilke, Fleury, Hoffelt, Gould & Grossman Professor and Dean Emeritus Rex Shannon Going ’10 Kristin K. Tarnstrom ’09 Birney, LLP R. Perschbacher & Professor Debra L. & Donald F. Hicks Adam D. Graff ’09 Aaron S. Thompson ’10 Debra Lyn Bassett Professor Robert W. Hillman & Rodrigo E. Guevara ’09 Lani K. Todd ’10 Ms. Oympia Hillman Professor Emeritus Cruz A. Reynoso Brooke Harris ’10 Aser G. Tolentino ’10 Professor Emerita Martha S. West Professor James E. Hogan & Ms. Matthew A. Tolve ’09 Janice A. Hogan Jedediah C. Hartgrove ’09 Eric L. Toscano ’09 Professor Courtney G. Joslin Jeremiah J. Harvey ’10 Victoria A. Hassid ’10

28 Counselor Winter 2009 Giving Societies: King Hall Society: $5,000 & up Barrett Society: $2,500 to $4,999 the king hall annual fund supports the following:

50% Student Support

25% Academic Program and Library

15 % Facilities and Technology

10% Alumni Services

volunteer Kari Elizabeth Fisher ’06 Wesley C. Shelton ’04 Matthew K. Bogoshian ’88 Bruce J. Hagel ’74 donor rolls Jason O. Gabhart ’03 Alex Shvartsman ’06 Kelly L. Borelli ’92 Jeffrey M. Hamerling ’79 The Honorable Michael T. Garcia ’74 Stefan Read Spich ’06 Stephen F. Boutin ’72 Gary A. Hernandez ’84 King Hall C.A.R.E.S. Kathleen E. Gnekow-Garcia ’77 Tom W. Stallard ’75 William N. Brieger ’85 Gerald L. Hobrecht ’83 Program Rachel Golick ’08 The Honorable Nancy Wieben The Honorable Robert S. Brody ’83 Haeji Hong ’98 Stock ’76 King Hall C.A.R.E.S. Stacie L. Gollata ’97 Donna M. Bronski ’84 Cathy A. Hongola ’04 volunteers help recruit Tina J. Ham ’03 William D. Strickland ’97 David S. Brown ’79 Joshua M. Horowitz ’96 applicants and admitted Elizabeth Jane Harrington ’07 Tanya P. Tambling ’08 Robert W. Brownlie ’88 Conrad L. Huygen ’97 students to the Law School. James A. High ’05 Jeffery Anne Tatum ’78 Allison E. Burns ’98 Brendon T. Ishikawa ’95 These volunteers meet Lila A. Hollman ’07 Wayne H. Thomas ’78 Jeb U. Burton ’05 Mark V. Isola ’91 prospective students in large David A. Hubb ’91 Irene S. Tresser ’90 Chad W. Carlock ’96 Roman D. Johnston ’01 groups, small groups, and Kara K. Ueda ’00 one-on-one settings to share Thomas B. Hwei ’08 Sarah J. Carrillo ’03 Agnes Juang ’05 Wankanok Usaha ’97 personal perspectives on King Tamila C. Jensen ’73 Tony L. Cheng ’98 Jonathan Ben Kaplan ’06 Hall. Kira L. Klatchko ’04 Myra B. Villamor ’04 Blair Christensen ’01 Susan Kim ’01 Tamara B. Abrams ’91 Steven E. Knott ’90 Yuping Wang ’99 Ronald K. Clausen ’71 Elise Kirsten ’06 Joseph Adams ’05 Genevieve Allen Kramer ’06 William J. Wenner ’04 Theodore A. Cohen ’90 Arthur C. Kralowec ’71 Lee Altschuler ’78 Tina Cannon Leahy ’98 Jan L. Westfall ’05 Robert P. Coronado ’86 Amy Kyung Lee ’06 Pascal Benyamini ’99 David A. Lorie ’96 Sharon Weiqing Wu ’07 Liliane Corzo ’90 Martha H. Lennihan ’85 Corrine Clementine May Krista M. Maher ’08 Irene Inkyu Yang ’06 Rachelle A. Costa ’01 Kristin D. Lindgren ’04 Bielejeski ’06 Mark M. Malovos ’98 James F. Zahradka, II ’98 Amber V. Cottingham ’04 Meredith A. Linsky ’98 Jocelyn Faye Blumenthal ’06 Debra S. Margolis ’83 Duncan W. Crabtree-Ireland ’98 Arthur Akil Lipscomb ’02 Melissa A. Borrelli ’05 Dawn Andrews McIntosh ’92 king hall coach Judith A. Crowell ’98 Angus M. MacDonald ’00 The Honorable Stacy E. Boulware Ming-Yuen Meyer-Fong ’94 and mentor Thomas D. Cumpston ’89 Elijah R. Makus ’04 Eurie ’95 Craig S. Meyers ’95 programs Noah C. Cuttler ’03 Jeffrey P. Marks ’99 Donna M. Bronski ’84 Leslie G. Miessner ’91 The Coaching and Mentor Roy I. Delbyck ’83 Ron Maroko ’86 Suzanne B. Brown ’95 Programs help students make Lynn A. Miyamoto ’86 James H. Deslaurier ’05 Jill M. May ’03 Allison J. Cammack ’05 a personal contact with a King Marvin E. Mizell ’96 Joel L. Diringer ’80 Martin V. Mayo ’98 Rebeca G. Canales ’08 Hall Alumni who can provide Robert D. Mullaney ’84 Colleen A. Dolan ’84 Linda K. McAtee ’85 Candace E. Carlo ’78 careeer advice and perhaps Micah K. Nilsson ’07 network opportunities. Dan C. Doyle ’70 Laurie J. McElhatton ’84 Matthew K Carr ’06 Serena C. Novotny ’98 Amal A. Abu-Rahma ’97 Gage C. Dungy ’03 John A. McKinsey ’99 Celestial S. Cassman ’04 Sergio A. O’Cadiz ’96 Deborah J. Acker ’01 Shawn M. Elicegui ’96 Allison E. Mendel ’80 Kristen T. Castanos ’98 The Honorable Marla Osborne- Joseph Adams ’05 Jill L. Ernst ’95 Adrienne M. Meredith ’04 Sandra T. Chong ’99 Anderson ’86 Stephen E. Adams ’94 Peter D. Feinberg ’89 George L. Mertens ’86 Joshua D. Cohen ’96 Damon M. Ott ’01 Gregory L. Adler ’04 Michael Fermin ’95 Michael L. Meuter ’92 Amber V. Cottingham ’04 Christine Page ’82 Romina R. Aghai ’04 Marc Gregory Fernandez ’07 Sheldon R. Meyer ’74 Noah C. Cuttler ’03 Michael W. Pearson ’03 Diane M. Allen ’91 Brandee L. Fernandez ’03 Leslie G. Miessner ’91 Jeffery J. Daar ’82 The Honorable Elizabeth L. Allison V. Areias ’94 Chad W. Firetag ’01 Rameen A. Minoui ’98 Leslie E. Davis ’04 Perris ’75 Shaghayegh Balali ’06 Kari Elizabeth Fisher ’06 Marvin E. Mizell ’96 Pamela R. Davis ’94 Mark L. Perry ’80 James J. Banks ’85 Andrew K. Fogg ’98 Narine Mkrtchyan ’05 Emilie E. de la Motte ’04 Marc Picker ’88 Hal D. Bartholomew ’71 Daniel H. Fried ’94 Joshua E. Morrison ’97 Manuel R. Diaz ’08 Adrienne C. Publicover ’92 Pascal Benyamini ’99 The Honorable Janet Gaard ’83 Robert D. Mullaney ’84 Ralph Diel ’96 Jaime V. Raba ’03 Gregg D. Bernhard ’94 Rebecca A. Gardner ’03 Matthew W. Nelson ’98 Emily E. Weaver-Doringer ’00 Robert C Rodriguez ’02 Corrine Clementine May Corinne H. Gartner ’05 Julie Osborn ’04 Claire C. Eustace ’05 Dawn M. Ross ’89 Bielejeski ’06 Thomas E. Gauthier ’96 Gail Osherenko ’75 John D. Faucher ’93 The Honorable Julienne L. Rynda ’79 Andrew D. Bluth ’04 Lara N. Gilman ’93 Jennifer Paredes ’03 Nira Feeley ’07 Nina Kaur Sachdev ’07 Kirby K. Gordon ’74 Serena F. Patitucci Torvik ’97 Marc Gregory Fernandez ’07 John C. Schick ’72 David E. Graff ’04 Scott P. Peartree ’05 Jennifer Field ’06 Zachary D. Schorr ’02 Richard R. Gray ’76 Erin V. Peth ’03 Sally H. Schwettmann ’04 Marc Picker ’88

Senior Partner: $1,000 to $2,499 Partner: $500 to $999 Associate: $250 to $499 Donor: Up to $249 Counselor Winter 2009 29 Leslie P. Gray ’05 2008 Anthony J. Rao ’94 Commencement Stephen M. Reynolds ’90 speaker Teri R. Richardson ’01 The Honorable Gavin Newsom Jeff R. Ritschard ’87 Richard A. Rosen ’76 Public service Dawn M. Ross ’89 graduation Heather M. Rowan ’04 keynote speaker Steven B. Sacks ’80 The Public Service Law John C. Schick ’72 Program is an academic Brian H. Schusterman ’04 certification program developed for students seeking Alex Shvartsman ’06 public service careers. This Joanna F. Silverman ’05 year’s keynote address was Tom W. Stallard ’75 given by: Nathaniel Sterling ’70 The Honorable David Rosenberg ’74 William D. Strickland ’97 Maureen A. Summers ’84 class agents Chanlee T. Shieh ’05 Class agents chose to help Katy A. Suttorp ’03 the Alumni Relations office by The Honorable Betsy Temple ’76 encouraging their classmates Beth E. Terrell ’95 to give to the King Hall James E. Thompson ’05 Annual Fund and collected information for the “Class Amy N. Tirre ’94 Notes.” Ngoc-Tram T. Tran ’05 Alberto Y. Balingit ’75 Irene S. Tresser ’90 Melissa A. Borrelli ’05 Kirk E. Trost ’86 Sarah A. Boxer ’01 Ayumi Urabe ’05 Duncan W. Crabtree-Ireland ’98 Miguel Valdovinos ’96 John Davidson ’71 Andrea J. Valim ’04 Frederic M. Douglas, Jr. ’99 Michael A. Van Horne ’75 James M. Duarte ’84 Fermin Villegas ’06 Gage C. Dungy ’03 The Honorable John W. Vineyard ’89 Stephen T. Frank ’70 Anne-Marie Waggoner ’94 Andreas O. Garza ’96 Jonathan C. Watts ’00 Rina Maria Gonzales ’02 Sarah M. Wells ’05 Antoinette P. Hewitt ’95 Gifts to the Annual Fund provide support for competitive scholarships, Penny G. Westfall ’84 Gerald L. Hobrecht ’83 and preserve students’ freedom of career choice through meaningful Loan Michael R. Williams ’97 John M. Hochhausler ’89 M. Bradley Wishek ’85 Tamila C. Jensen ’73 Repayment Assistance. Gifts also enhance the lives of current students Patrick T. Wong ’04 Melissa A. Jones ’99 Christopher T. Yamada ’04 and allow us to invest in our student academic groups and journals. Jennifer L. Kennedy ’92 Martin Zackor ’02 Michelle L. Landry ’97 Richard M. Loew ’90 Alumni Association David A. Lorie ’96 Board of Directors Ron Maroko ’86 2007-08 April D. Maynard ’77 President Noreen B. Mazelis ’72 Tom W. Stallard ’75 David H. McCray ’93 Jennifer F. Novak ’96 President-elect Stephen F. Boutin ’72 Debbie Margolis ’83 Anthony W. Pierotti ’87 Three ways to make a gift: Board members Kathryn L. Probasco ’94 Yeoryios C. Apallas ’72 The Honorable Victor D. Ryerson ’76 Pascal Benyamini ’99 Sally H. Schwettmann ’04 Visit our secure online giving form at Kelly Borelli ’92 Matthew J. Smith ’92 William N. Brieger ’85 Nathaniel Sterling ’70 http://www.law.ucdavis.edu/giving Gage Dungy ’03 Kara K. Ueda ’00 Judith Hersher ’84 John W. Vineyard ’89 Charity Kenyon ’77 W. George Wailes ’81 Complete and Jeffrey Leacox ’88 Pamela Kohlman Webster ’82 Carol Livingston ’80 Samantha Grant Riegels ’06 return the Annual Mark Malovos ’98 Sarah W. Asplin ’08 Ron Maroko ’86 Marc Gregory Fernandez ’07 Fund form included Philip S. Satre ’75 Carina A. Uraiqat ’07 John C. Schick ’72 in this issue of the Fred A. Silva ’86 Joan H. Story ’77 King Hall Counselor Bill Strickland ’97 Data current as of 10/29/08 Amy Tirre ’94 Kara K. Ueda ’00 Call us at Michael A. Van Horne ’75 Michael R. Williams ’97 530.754.5328

30 Counselor Winter 2009 2008 commencement | may 17, 2008

2008 Milestone Reunions | October 4, 2008

go to www.flickr.com/ucdlaw for more event photographs Counselor Winter 2009 31 2008 Capitol Reception | october 17, 2008

alumni on the bench reunion | october 25, 2008

32 Counselor Winter 2009 ralph nader visit | november 24, 2008

swearing-in ceremony | december 5, 2008

go to www.flickr.com/ucdlaw for more event photographs Counselor Winter 2009 33 Please check the Law School Web site under News and Events at www.law.ucdavis.edu for details and additional events.

Alumni Association Ceremonies & Events March 6, Friday Board Meetings Law Review Symposium January 25, Sunday The Honorable John Paul Stevens February 7, Saturday Dr. Ives Basketball Tournament UC Davis Buehler Alumni Center March 13, Friday February 4, Wednesday Business Law Journal & International Law & May 2, Saturday California International Law Center Policy Symposium UC Davis Buehler Alumni Center Inauguration ADR in International & Domestic Business

February 19, Thursday April 10, Friday Alumni & Admitted KHLF Auction Journal of Juvenile Law & Policy Symposium Student Receptions Children and Immigration March 13, Friday January 30, Friday; 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Patiño Awards Banquet April 18, Saturday Public Interest Mixer for Irving L. Neumiller Memorial Alumni & Students March 19, Thursday Moot Court Competition Bistro 33, 226 F Street; Davis, CA 30th Annual Recognition & Distinguished Teaching Award Celebration Student Organization February 2 - 6 2009 Spring On-Campus Interview April 24, Friday Event Weeks (OCI) Program 2009 Public Service Graduation Ceremony January 20 - 23, Tuesday - Friday Buehler Alumni Center April 24, Friday Martin Luther King, Jr. Week February 24, Tuesday Class of 2009 Celebration BBQ January 26 - 30, Monday - Friday Alumni Reception National Lawyers Guild Week Courtesy of Downey Brand May 16, Saturday Commencement Ceremony 621 Capitol Mall, 18th Floor February 2 - 6, Monday - Friday Sacramento, CA Jewish Law Students Association Week Lectures, Symposia & March Competitions February 9 - 13, Monday - Friday Los Angeles Alumni & Arts/Entertainment & Sports Law Society Week Admitted Students Reception January 26, Monday; 4:00 p.m. Brigitte M. Bodenheimer Endowed February 23 - 27, Monday - Friday April 22, Wednesday Lecture on Family Law Law Students for Reproductive Justice Week San Francisco Alumni & Reva Segal, Yale Law School Admitted Students Reception Roe’s Engendered Roots: March 2 - 6, Monday - Friday Courtesy of Morrison & Foerster The Women’s Rights Claims MESALSA: Middle Eastern Culture Week 425 Market Street; San Francisco, CA Wilkins Moot Courtroom, Reception to follow March 9 - 13, Monday - Friday september 26, saturday February 20, Friday Feminist Forum Week 2009 Alumni Reunions Environmental Law Society Symposium Buehler Alumni & Visitors Center The Evolving Endangered Species Act: March 30 - April 3, Monday - Friday A 21st Century Perspecive Cesar Chavez Week Locations are being finalized now for these and additional alumni events. For updates, February 26, Thursday; 4:00 p.m. April 13 - 17, Monday - Friday Please refer to Edward L. Barrett, Jr., Lectureship California Republican Lawyers www.law.ucdavis.edu/alumni/alumni-events on Constitutional Law Association Week Pamela S. Karlan, Stanford Law School Constitutional Law as Trademark April 20 - 24, Monday - Friday Wilkins Moot Courtroom, Reception to follow Asian Pacific Islander Week

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