PHILANTHROPY 2013 / 2014 Contents

Annual Report of PHILANTHROPY 2013 / 2014 Contents

The 2013–2014 Annual MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN...... 1

Report of Philanthropy lists THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL...... 2 donors who made gifts LEADERSHIP GIVING: 2005-2013...... 3 to Berkeley Law in fiscal FINANCIAL SUMMARY...... 5 year 2014 (from July 1, 2013 FUNDING PRIORITIES...... 8 through June 30, 2014). FINANCIAL AID...... 8 Gifts made after June 30, 2014 will be listed in next year‘s FACULTY RETENTION & RECRUITMENT...... 9 Annual Report. CENTERS & CLINICS...... 10

It is online at law.berkeley.edu/102.htm CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION ...... 12 Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, STUDENT PROGRAMS...... 13 and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please send corrections to: WAYS TO GIVE...... 14

Alumni Center DONOR RECOGNITION...... 16 University of California, Berkeley School of Law THE CENTENNIAL SOCIETY...... 16 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 500 Berkeley, CA 94705-7220 THE DEAN’S SOCIETY...... 17

Or contact us at 510.642.2590 or ALUMNI...... 19 [email protected]. If you would like to make a donation to Berkeley Law, please use FACULTY...... 36 the enclosed envelope to make your contribution STAFF...... 36 or visit give.law.berkeley.edu. FRIENDS...... 37

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS & ORGANIZATIONS...... 39

LAW FIRMS...... 40

THE BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER SOCIETY...... 41

MATCHING GIFTS...... 41

IN HONOR...... 42

IN MEMORY...... 43

BHAA BOARD OF DIRECTORS...... 44

ALUMNI ON THE UC BERKELEY FOUNDATION BOARD...... 44

< ON THE COVER: Berkeley Law opened its new Clinical Program offices with a ribbon-cutting ceremony August 27. Thanks to a major gift from the Bernard E. and Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation, our three in-house clinics now share a modern, professional office suite for students, faculty, and staff. The clinics had operated in separate, overcrowded spaces. Now, they can collaborate effectively to better serve their clients. MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

Being asked to serve as Berkeley Law's new dean is the opportunity of a lifetime. Before arriving on campus, I knew a great deal about the school's stellar faculty, exceptional students, and high-impact research, scholarship, and advocacy. But I’ll confess: I didn’t know much about its broad community of alumni and friends.

Once I was named dean, however, that changed in a hurry. I immediately heard from a steady stream of alums, many of whom offered gracious well-wishes. While I appreciated their sentiments, it was their overwhelming affection for the law school that made a powerful impression. Since arriving in California, I’ve been meeting with many alumni and friends and continue to be moved by their warm welcome. I’m thrilled to use this forum, my ﬁrst “Message from the Dean,” to convey my deepest gratitude to this wonderful and diverse community I’m getting to know better every day.

Alumni engagement is one of my highest priorities as dean. Berkeley Law can only realize its full potential when we create a meaningful bond across generations, one with a shared sense of mission and identity about what our school is—and what it should be. When we see Berkeley Law as an intergenerational community of incoming students, current students, recent grads, and older alums— all with a genuine stake in the school’s success—each of us beneﬁts.

What will ensure that this school continues to thrive is if our alumni and friends give their time, talent, “ This is a truly and resources. We continue to expand our alumni outreach through a growing number of exciting spectacular law programs and events that enable them to help our students through mentoring and networking. school, and I’m I’m deeply grateful that so many of you generously support the law school. Seven of my relatives are proud graduates of the UC system, but none of them encountered the economic hurdles that our exhilarated to be current students face. In today’s state budget climate, private ﬁnancial support is critical to sustaining part of such a our excellence. special community.” My predecessor, Christopher Edley, Jr., deftly anticipated many of Berkeley Law’s greatest challenges and opportunities. He launched the ambitious $125 million Campaign for Boalt Hall. We surged past this target at the end of 2013 and hit $130 million, an historic accomplishment. This was a bold initiative that enabled the school to ﬂourish in many key areas. I’m honored to follow in Dean Edley’s footsteps, and eager to work closely with alumni and friends to help Berkeley Law deliver on its promise to students, California, and the world.

Every one of you receiving this publication can be a key partner in fueling our academic excellence and innovation, opportunity and diversity, and global reach. This is a truly spectacular law school, and I’m exhilarated to be part of such a special community.

SUJIT CHOUDHRY Dean and I. Michael Heyman Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley School of Law

1 THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL

A Message of Thanks from the Campaign Co-chairs When we signed on to chair the Campaign for Boalt Hall, some colleagues questioned our judgment. A $125 million campaign, nearly 10 times more than any previous fundraising effort? But underestimating the Berkeley Law community, as Dean Edley reminded us, is a dubious endeavor. Sure enough, thanks to you, we exceeded our ambitious goal in December.

Tremendous support from foundations conﬁrmed Berkeley Law’s importance to society. Generous estate gifts revealed how the school resonates with alumni. Nearly 50 graduates elevating their gifts to join our Centennial Society showed a willingness to answer the call.

The results are enormously gratifying: Increased ﬁnancial aid. More exceptional faculty. Several new research centers. Much-needed space for our clinics. The list goes on and on.

With the majority of alumni not participating in the campaign and state funding dwindling, challenges persist. We urge you to engage with your law school in any way you can, as a volunteer, mentor, student dinner host, or program panelist (to name just a few options).

Thank you for all your support—it has truly been our privilege to chair this campaign.

ELIZABETH CABRASER ’78, LEO PIRCHER ’57, and PAMELA SAMUELSON Co-chairs, The Campaign for Boalt Hall

CAMPAIGN Leadership Gifts ($1 million-plus) $32,015,753 TOTAL Major Gifts ($50k - $999,999) $30,803,818

RAISED: Other Gifts (up to $49,999) $19,772,088 $130,526,329 Corporations & Foundations $47,934,670

0 $10M $20M $30M $40M $50M

2 THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL LEADERSHIP GIVING: 2005-2013

$2,000,000 and above $100,000 - $499,999 Latham & Watkins v $50,000 - $99,999 Jason Lemkin ’96 & Mallun Yen ’95 v Anonymous (16) Anonymous Mark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. Hagan v Anonymous (6) ’78 v Akonadi Foundation v Elizabeth J. Cabraser Ellyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay v Alston + Bird American Association of Law Libraries v California Endowment Mark D. Lubin ’77 v American University The American Israeli Cooperative The Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert Manatt Phelps & Phillips Apple Inc Enterprise v ’89 ’89 v Foundation Frank Martin ’04 & Rosa Terrazas v Caroline D. Avery & Jon S. Tigar John B. Hall Stephen W. Arent ’67 v / Arent Foundation Gerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar / * C. William ’41 * & Rosalie F. Maxeiner v Bernard Bradley Barber ’71 v Koret Foundation McDermott Will & Emery v Bakar Foundation v Bingham McCutchen v v Greg & Liz Lutz James McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh v Baker & McKenzie v Blue Shield of California Foundation Microsoft Corporation Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Baker Botts v Steven E. Bochner ’81 v Open Society Foundations National Association for the Advancement Peter Higgins Bales ’07 Paula E. Boggs ’84 v Willis ’41 * & Marion * Slusser of Colored People Bales Family Endowment at Boalt Hall Albert C. Boyer ’40 * v Novell Directors Charitable Trust Robert S. Ball ’67 Steven D. Broidy ’62 v / Weingart ’65 $1,000,000 - $1,999,999 Norman ’65 & Margrit Oberstein John J. & Pam Bartko Foundation Peter J. Benvenutti ’74 & Anonymous Walter Olson ’49 * / Olson Family Trust California District Attorneys Association ’74 v Terry O’Reilly ’69 Lise A. Pearlman Bank of America Foundation California State Assembly Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe v John R. Box ’81 Samuel D. Cole ’63 California State Department of Corrections Roderic B. * & Catherine B. Park Lois I. Brady ’86 The Ford Foundation California Wellness Foundation v Barrett Burch v Edward V. Pollack ’66 Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund Scott T. Carey ’61 v Proteus Action League v Burch Family Foundation Judge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64 David Carlyon ’76 v Public Interest Projects Berkeley A. Burch-Martinez The James Irvine Foundation v Carnegie Corporation of New York Resources Legacy Fund Foundation John Burris ’73 & Cheryl Amana JEHT Foundation Annie E. Casey Foundation Lance J. Robbins ’72 California Consumer Protection George R. Johnson ’40 * Center for American Progress Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Foundation The Jim Joseph Foundation Cooley v v California State Governor’s Ofﬁce of Theodore B. Lee ’59 & Doris Shoong Lee Richard K. Roeder ’73 Alec L. Cory ’39 * Emergency Services / Lee Family Foundation Ropes & Gray v Covington & Burling v ’85 v Mario M. Rosati ’71 v Gregory D. Call John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox v The Rose Foundation Chadbourne & Parke Foundation Michael L. Cypers ’81 v Michael C. Ross Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper The Honorable G. William Miller ’52 * & Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation Cisco Systems Foundation Ariadna Miller v Allen & Cynthia W. Ruby Dartmouth College Paul T. Clark ’80 v v Bill* & Sally Rutter Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher Vicki De Goff ’72 & Dick Sherman Joel S. Sanders ’82 v Compton Foundation Pamela Samuelson and Deloitte Services v Richard J. Conviser ’62 / BarBri Group v Shirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson Robert Glushko DLA Piper v Herbert Sandler / Sandler Foundation A. Peter Davies Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Dubai Human Rights Association Jan Blaustein Scholes ’77 & Myron S. De Goff and Sherman Foundation Max ’49 * & Erica Weingarten E. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt v Scholes / Scholes Family Foundation Gail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 & H. H. "Sam" Wheeler Luke Ellis ’75 v Douglas H. Dolton Douglas ’70 & Jane Wolf / Gary ’66 & Dana Shapiro Environmental Protection Agency Robert P. Doty ’90 & Catherine Garza v Wolf Family Fund Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 & Mary Jo Bill Falik & Diana Cohen v Tracy K. Edmonson ’88 v v Christensen Shartsis ’72 Werner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen / Jerome B. Falk, Jr. ’65 v Rick ’74 & Heidi Sherman v Mel & Helen Eisenberg Wolfen Family Foundation Farella Braun + Martel v v Sidley Austin Cathy & Joe Feldman Lois H. Feinblatt v / Blum Foundation v Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom v Nancy ’86 & Ed Fineman $500,000 - $999,999 Fenwick & West v Thomas W. Smith Foundation Doris & Donald Fisher Fund Fish & Richardson v Anonymous (4) Larry W. ’66 & Barbara Sonsini John G. Fleming * Daniel S. Floyd ’85 v v The Atlantic Philanthropies v John A. Sproul ’49 v Joshua R. Floum John C. Fossum ’66 Mark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen v Charles Y. Tanabe ’76 & Arlene S. Bobrow v Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust French American Cultural Exchange v David A. Carrillo ’95 & Tides Foundation v Richard L. ’65 & Patricia E. Fruin William E. Jr. ’68 & Marianne M. Gagen v v Lisa M. Sardegna v U.S. District Court, Northern District of Holly J. Fujie ’78 & Lee W. Cotugno ’77 Lewis T. Gardiner ’40 * Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass v California The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger v / Foundation Richard L. Greene ’63 v Stuart M. Gordon ’65 v / Finkelstein Foundation Lynn J. Gillard ’36 * Fred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory v v Gordon Family Trust Vital Projects Fund, Inc James G. Gilliland, Jr. ’79 Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve v Harold C. Hohbach ’52 The Wachovia Foundation Google v v Franklin & Hachigian ’85 v Pres ’56 & Maurine Hotchkis / Matthew F. Weil ’91 Lindsee P. Granﬁeld Hanson Bridgett v v Janeway Foundation Weil Gotshal & Manges v Donald S. Greenberg ’67 v v Leo B. Helzel ’92 / Helzel Family ’85 v Humanity United Dana A. Welch ’87 & Scott Adams Suzanne Greenberg Foundation Ewing M. Kauffman Foundation Thomas J. White v Aldo P. Guidotti ’44 * James K. Herbert ’62 / General Herbert v Joseph T. ’71 & Gail L. Kiefer White & Case v Michael W. Hall ’82 Foundation v Morrison & Foerster v The Whitman Institute Haynes and Boone v Ira Michael Heyman * Nancy R. Heinen ’82 v Noel W. Nellis ’66 Louis I. Wiener, Jr. ’41 * Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nokia WilmerHale v Heller Ehrman James J. Joseph ’72 v Varnum Paul ’33 * Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati v J. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael Walter M. Kaufmann ’61 v Rosenberg Foundation Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Maryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 / Keker & Van Nest v Irving G. Tragen ’45 v Foundation v Herringer Family Foundation Kenton J. King ’87 v S. K. Yee Foundation v Winston & Strawn v Hickman Palermo Truong & Becker Kirkland & Ellis v Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Lawrence A. Hobel ’76 & Kenneth Kofman ’62 v Foundation Diana H. Staring ’81 Jerome Kohlberg / Kohlberg Foundation Wollenberg Foundation v Reed C. Holcomb ’71 * Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Steven G. Zieff ’78 v The Impact Fund Technology (KIOST) v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

3 THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL

Institute of European American Studies $25,000 - $49,999 Reed Hastings & Patty Quiillin Terence J. ’71 & Diana O’Toole Academia Sinica Jon L. Heberling ’70 v Marc R. Palotay ’75 v Anonymous (7) Israel Institute Victor A. Hebert ’61 Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker James H. Abrams ’91 v Jess S. Jackson ’55 * & J. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael v Lawrence ’74 & Beverly Peitzman v Martha F. Africa v Barbara R. Banke James M. Heslin ’78 & Rose T. Hau v Perkins Coie Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld D. Lowell Jensen ’52 Clothilde V. Hewlett ’79 v Neil A.F. Popovic David L. Alexander ’73 Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman v Hogan Lovells Matthew D. Powers James R. Alvillar ’73 W.K. Kellogg Foundation Catherine DeBono Holmes ’77 v Gary B. Pruitt ’82 v Michael Antin ’63 Kilpatrick Townsend v Susan K. Hori ’79 v Kathi Pugh ’90 & Josh Maddox v Arguedas Cassman & Headley Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear v Howrey Rambus Miranda-Lin S. ’04 & Nicholas Bailey v David J. ’86 & Mary Larwood v Hugh Stuart Center Charitable Trust Warren G. Reid v Cameron Baker ’61 v Mark LeHocky ’79 & Joyce Blair Information Technology & Innovation Edward Reines David M. Barkan ’92 & Wendy E. Allyn v Cala Lemberger * Foundation Andrés Rivero ’86 v William T. Barker ’74 v Teressa K. Lippert ’82 Irell & Manella Monica B. Rodal ’83 v Bartko Zankel Bunzel & Miller Gene A. Lucero ’72 & Jackson Family Enterprises, Inc. James E. Rogers / Sunbelt Ruth Greenspan Bell ’67 v Marcia E. Williams v Charles Henry James ’65 & Communications Bingham Osborn & Scarborough Christopher M. ’68 & Ellen Sickles James ’69 v J. Kerwin Rooney ’36 * Foundation v Barbara J. McLain v Kathleen A. ’03 & Theodore Janus John M. Rosenthal ’84 & Sally A. Drach ’84 v Kendall R. ’64 & Diane Bishop v Marc H. Monheimer ’57 * / Rick W. Jarvis ’91 v James A. Rothstein ’71 v J. Dennis Bonney ’56 Brenner Foundation Nan Joesten ’97 & Hank Leeper v Starmont Asset Management Karen I. Boyd ’96 v Morgan Lewis Walter S. Johnson Foundation (Harvey Rowen) Alan R. Brayton ’76 / Brayton Purcell Morrison & Foerster Foundation v Eliot ’74 & Philippa Jubelirer v Adam Sachs ’86 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 Richard C. Morse ’67 Michael S. Kagnoff ’93 & Lisa Schmidlap Avram Salkin ’59 Gregory P. ’90 & Shannon S. ’90 Broome Alisa D. Nave ’04 & Robb Worth Jeffrey A. Kaiser ’92 v Sherwin L. Samuels ’59 v John E. & Dolores E. Cakebread New Venture Fund Mary Ellen (Burns) Kanoff ’84 Jay A. Shafran ’63 v Californians for Safety and Justice Nixon Peabody Yury Kapgan ’01 v Jack T. Sheridan ’86 v Paul W. Cane, Jr. ’79 The David & Lucile Packard Foundation Philip S. Kaplan ’62 Patricia Ann Sherman ’72 David D. Caron ’83 & Susan Spencer Lynn ’72 & Leslie Pasahow Beth Davis Karren ’66 & Fred L. Karren Henry Shields, Jr. ’74 * & David S. Carter ’84 v Mark ’84 & Wynne Pécheck v Herma Hill Kay v Jo Anne Peterson Daniel A. Case ’76 v Jessica S. Pers ’77 & Robert S. Stein ’74 Kazan, McClain Satterley & Greenwood Sidley Austin Foundation Chris Chavez ’97 & Dave Davisson Roger J. Peters ’77 v Kazan McClain Abrams Fernandez Sigrid Rausing Trust Eric Chen ’83 & Kathleen Schwallie v Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & LGH&O Foundation Patrick J. Simpson ’71 v Matthew W. Close ’96 v Jay R. Gerstenschlager v David & Anita Keller v / Keller Foundation Glenn A. Smith ’71 v Ronald A. ’66 & Mary Ann Cohan v Michael C. Phillips ’76 v Erika A. Kelton ’87 Jay D. Smith ’64 Benson R. Cohen ’04 v Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Kevin P. ’91 & Jeanette W. Kennedy Judith Leslie Soley ’70 * Community Initiatives PowerPAC.org William D. Kissinger ’87 Sonnenschein Scholars Foundation Joseph W. & Victoria Cotchett Borden B. Price ’50 Thomas J. Klitgaard ’61 v Max Edward Spring ’73 v Cotchett Pitre & McCarthy Henry Ramsey, Jr. ’63 * Gerald ’57 & Suzanne Knecht v Clare H. Springs ’73 Gregory T. Davidson ’88 & Maria E. Robbins * Thomas F. Kostic ’64 v John O. Stewart ’64 v Helen M. Wilmont The Henry W. & Nettie Robinson Adrian Kragen ’34 * David R. Stewart ’86 John G. Davies ’62 * Foundation v George M. Kraw ’76 Diane Stewart-Zezza ’88 Davis Polk & Wardwell Rockefeller Brothers Fund Maja Kristin v Jon B. Streeter ’81 Gary S. Decker ’76 David Rosenfeld ’73 & Shirley Woo ’74 v John W. ’88 & Janie T. Kuo v Stuart Foundation William M. Doyle ’81 Bruce ’71 & Carol Ross v Joanne Lahner ’84 Stephen Stublarec ’75 & Debra Belaga v Tavy Alice Dumont ’06 Deanna Ruth Rutter ’72 Ronald Larson ’61 Myron Sugarman ’67 v Daralyn J. Durie ’92 & Ragesh K. Tangri ’91 v Albert J. Salera ’56 v David O. Leiwant ’81 Sun Oracle William I. ’53 & Iris Edlund v David ’67 & Geri ’67 Sandor v Levi Strauss Foundation v Bruce D. Sunstein ’73 & Ann Batchelder v Robin M. ’72 & Richard C. Edwards v SAP Labs Robert L. Lin ’85 v W. Clarke Swanson / Swanson, Jr. The Energy Foundation Guy T. Saperstein ’69 G. Ernest ’52 & Linda J. Lopez v Foundation Robert D. Evans ’71 v Schusterman Family Foundation The Loubé Family Eleanor Swift Simona Farrise ’05 Searle Freedom Trust William R. Loveless ’59 Chade-Meng Tan / Tan Teo Foundation Federated Department Stores Social Science Research Council Arthur K. Lund ’61 John I. Taylor ’66 v Arthur B. ’67 & Marjorie Fine v John E. ’57 * & Margaret J. Sparks Philip M. Madden ’62 v Tessera Technologies Finnegan Henderson Farabow Graydon S. ’51 & Joyce L. Staring Peter ’52 & Melanie Maier John L. Tishman Garrett & Dunner Charles J. Stevens ’82 v Lawrence S. Mana ’41 * Stephen L. Tolles ’82 Debra L. Fischer ’89 & Sherwin Frey v Tom ’90 & Kris Stoever v Michael L. ’78 & Lenore R. Martinez v Darren M. ’94 & Elizabeth Trattner v Sarah G. Flanagan ’76 v Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 William McGrane ’73 Unbound Philanthropy H. Gifford Fong ’70 Robert R. & Joyce A. Tufts Mike Mellor ’50 * Lisa McCabe van Krieken ’85 Melvin F. Fortes ’80 v University College Dublin Paul ’64 & Sharon Melodia v Geoff. Van Loucks ’61 v James C. Fowler ’72 v van Loben Sels/RembeRock Foundation Heather Mewes ’99 Thomas F. Villeneuve ’83 Daniel J. Furniss ’76 * Van Pelt Yi & James v Jon Michaelson ’78 v Jennifer L. Wahlsten ’04 & Joanne M. Garvey ’61 v Paul H. Verriere, Jr. ’69 v Charles A. Miller ’58 v Timothy J. Holmes Roy S. Geiger ’79 v Visa v Motion Picture Association of America Steven T. Walther ’68 General Electric Company v The Patricia & Christopher Weil Family Munger Tolles & Olson v Weaver Austin Villeneuve & Sampson v Gibson Dunn & Crutcher v Foundation Frederick T. Muto ’79 & Lynn Hart Muto ’79 Wells Fargo Foundation v Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Dana P. Newman ’81 v Alexander ’76 & Evelyn Wiles v Robert A. Goldstein ’65 v Douglas R. Young ’76 v Jeffrey Newman ’66 & Mary Montella ’84 Robert E. Willett ’74 Robert A. Goodin ’74 Laura W. Young ’87 v / Wang Famly Next 10 Mary Wohlford Foundation Goodwin Procter Foundatoin Angela Nomellini ’78 Steven G. Wolff ’81 William L. Gordon ’57 v Zellerbach Family Foundation Oak Philanthropy Limited Thomas B. Worth ’76 v Robert E. Gordon ’59 Mitch ’96 & Holly Zuklie v / Zuklie Trust O’Melveny & Myers Yahoo! Peter Goss ’96 v Orrick Herrington Sutcliffe Foundation David A. Zapolsky ’88 Melinda L. Haag ’87 Eddie Orton ’79 & Amy Silver Orton ’80 Colleen & Robert D. Haas

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

4 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Where the Money Came From: Fiscal Year 2014

Other Contracts & Grants 1% 3% 4% Revenue Gifts 8%

45% Student Fees Endowments 10% (professional degree fees)

11%

18% State Support Student Tuition

Where the Money Went: Fiscal Year 2014

External Engagement *

Student Support 1% School-wide Administration 4% Student Activities 4% 4% Facilities & Maintenance 33% 7% Direct Instruction, Instructional Support 8% Clinics, & Skills Programs

9% Library & Collections 16% 14% Financial Aid

Research & Centers

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

5 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Philanthropic Funding FY14

Average Given Per Percentage of Total Given Number of Donors Donor Total Philanthropy

Centers & Programs $8,399,967.48 420 $19,999.92 46%

Unrestricted Endowment $3,239,500.00 3 $1,079,833.33 18%

Boalt Hall Fund $2,192,769.02 1,551 $1,413.78 12%

Endowed Chairs $1,276,876.77 12 $106,406.40 7%

Student Scholarships $1,060,198.36 254 $4,174.01 6%

Clinical Education $978,869.25 207 $4,728.84 5%

Faculty Support $471,010.00 32 $14,719.06 3%

Miscellaneous $142,003.21 5 $28,400.64 1%

Student Loans $128,678.21 27 $4,765.86 1%

Student Organizations $110,814.83 147 $753.84 1%

Law Library $47,840.00 7 $6,834.29 —

Summer Fellowships $46,275.85 50 $925.52 —

Student Awards $36,182.45 7 $5,168.92 —

Building Funds $6,689.90 18 $371.66 —

Research Assistants $500.00 1 $500.00 —

Philanthropy Trajectory FY04 - FY14

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

$0 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

Fiscal Year FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 Total $5,242,956 $8,439,199 $10,170,500 $14,192,005 $17,336,986 $14,727,454 $13,577,628 $10,523,077 $14,128,567 $14,290,203 $18,138,175 Philanthropy

6 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Alumni Participation Rates FY04 - FY14

Berkeley Law has been fortunate to receive major contributions from generous graduates in recent years, but its percentage of alumni donors has dropped from 29 percent of alumni in Fiscal Year 2004 to half that amount this past ﬁscal year.

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0% FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

Fiscal Year FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 Participation 29% 28% 28% 23% 25% 19% 17% 19% 17% 15% 15% Rate

Revenue Diversiﬁcation Over Time

School-Generated Sources vs. State Support Over the past 25 years, state support of Berkeley Law has dropped dramatically: from 76 percent of the school's revenues in Fiscal Year 1990 to 11 percent this past year. Meanwhile, over that same period, our revenue percentage from JD tuition and fees has soared from 4 percent to 51 percent. We are actively working to diversify our revenue sources to reduce our reliance on tuition fees. Private philanthropy and other revenue streams must increase for the school to maintain its excellence.

100% 1% 4% 4% 5% 6% 7% 9% 9% 10% 12% 20% 20%

36% 36% 4% 26% 29% 28% 26% 40% 41% 35% 35%

39%

45% 46% 49% 76% 39% 37% 35% 48% 50% 51% 42%

41%

19% 19% 20% 18% 14% 16% 16% 14% 12% 11%

FY90 FY00 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14

State Support JD Tuition & Fees Gifts, Endowments, LL.M. & Miscellaneous Contracts/Grants & Other Student Fees

7 FUNDING PRIORITIES: FINANCIAL AID

A robust financial aid program is essential for Berkeley Law to fulfill its promise. Our need-based grants help keep the school financially accessible to all qualified applicants. Our loan forgiveness program lets graduates chart a public-interest career path without the crushing burden of student debt. And our summer fellowships allow students to gain hands-on legal experience while serving the civic good.

New Dean Sujit Choudhry has made ﬁnancial aid his top fundraising priority. “We won’t succeed in our public mission unless we have diverse classes and admissions fundamentally based on merit,” he says, “and unless those students can come here irrespective of background.”

Financial Aid Expenditures 2009-2014

$14M $13,284,146

$12M $11,601,986 $11,238,780 $10,934,160

$10M $10,389,628

$8M $7,161,672 $6M BABETTE BARTON ’54 graduated from Berkeley $4M Law and taught there for more than 40 years. “The law school is dear to my heart,” she says. “My gifts to it reflect gratitude $2M for the great years I spent studying and teaching there, $0 and pride in the accomplishments of my students, colleagues, FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 and fellow alums.” Figures include scholarships, grants, summer fellowships, and post-graduate A renowned tax law expert, Babette supports financial aid Bridge Fellowships. programs to keep Berkeley Law accessible for all qualified Loan Forgiveness applicants. As the Adrian A. Kragen Professor of Law (Emerita), Our Loan Repayment Assistance Program enables graduates to pursue she helps fund the Billie and Adrian Kragen Scholarship Fund. their public interest law passions. Alumni who engage in qualifying Kragen taught at Berkeley Law for 42 years and served as employment at a salary under $65,000 for 10 years have no student- UC Berkeley’s vice chancellor. “We owe him a tremendous loan obligation. Those earning up to $100,000, or who work in public debt,” Babette says. “He had a wonderful impact on the law interest for less than 10 years, receive partial support. school and was an inspirational figure there in so many ways.” Summer Fellowships Students who secure unpaid internships in public interest, nonprofit, or government sector law receive $4,000 grants from our Summer Fellowship Program. Second-year students who complete a second summer of qualifying work may receive an additional $2,000. The number $24,390 18% Largest need-based grant Percent of grant recipients of summer fellowships has soared from 41 in 2004 to 215 this year. issued in 2013-14 given the maximum amount

Summer Total Funding Number of Recipients 2010 $854,827 223 2011 $851,780 231 $144,058 75% 2012 $739,300 185 Average student loan debt Percent of students receiving 2013 $805,250 201 for Class of 2014 graduates ﬁnancial aid in 2013-14 2014 $874,500 215

8 FUNDING PRIORITIES: FACULTY RETENTION & RECRUITMENT

Over the past decade, Berkeley Law has grown its full-time faculty ranks by 23 percent, more than doubled its number of lecturers in residence, and expanded teaching capacity in its professional skills, business law, and LL.M. programs. An infusion of exceptional junior faculty has largely fueled those developments. It’s no secret that our peers among the nation’s best law schools enjoy larger endowments with which to attract star educators. Contributions to faculty retention and recruitment allow us to keep pace—and to give our students an optimal learning experience.

Berkeley Law Welcomes Four Newcomers On July 1, Berkeley Law officially welcomed its four newest faculty members: Kenneth Ayotte, Catherine Crump, Steven Davidoff Solomon, and Christopher Tomlins. Ayotte and Davidoff Solomon migrate to our business law program from Northwestern and Ohio State respectively. Davidoff Solomon pens a regular New York Times column called “The Deal Professor,” which centers on mergers and acquisitions. He practiced corporate law in New York and London before entering academia. Ayotte taught for five years at Columbia Business School, where he won the Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence. He joined Northwestern Law in 2007, and focuses his research and scholarship on bankruptcy, corporate The way STU GORDON ’65 sees it, the finance, and law and economics. Christopher Edley, Jr. Faculty Opportunity Fund Crump is the new associate director of the Samuelson Law, Technology & constitutes an enduring thank-you gift. “Chris did such Public Policy Clinic. She was a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties a spectacular job as our dean, and a big part of that was Union’s Speech, Privacy and Technology Project and a non-resident fellow how he brought in so many renowned professors,” Stu at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society. says. “He has more energy than anyone I’ve ever met, and Tomlins served as the Chancellor’s Professor of Law at UC Irvine. made things happen that people said were impossible.” A prominent legal historian, he was instrumental in building UC Irvine’s Edley stepped down at the end of 2013 after serving more law and society program, as well as forging cross-disciplinary ties with than nine years as dean. Stu launched the fund in his other campus departments. honor with a $100,000 gift to help Berkeley Law recruit Five Professors Named to Endowed Chairs and retain standout educators—then enlisted others to Five Berkeley Law professors were awarded faculty chairs in a May pledge their support. “You can’t be a great school without ceremony at Memorial Stadium’s University Club. Chosen for their a great faculty,” Stu says. “The other Top 10 law schools contributions to legal education and scholarship, the scholars are: have more resources than we do, so we have to do what we can to stay competitive.” • Christopher Kutz, C. William Maxeiner Distinguished Professor in International Law. Kutz, who directs the Kadish Center for Morality, Law & Public Affairs, praised Maxeiner ’41 and his wife Rosalie for believing that “law provided a path towards global cooperation and growth.” • Paul Schwartz, Jefferson E. Peyser Professor of Law. He gave thanks • Calvin Morrill, Stefan A. Riesenfeld Professor of Law. The associate to the 1923 alum who made his work possible. A co-director of dean of Berkeley Law’s Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program, Morrill the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, Schwartz is a leading is a renowned authority on international and comparative law, international authority on information privacy and information law, legal history, and more. which he began studying in 1985.

• Anne Joseph O’Connell, George R. Johnson Professor of Law. An • John Yoo, Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law. Yoo co-founded the law administrative law expert, O’Connell thanked her chair’s namesake— school's new Korea Law Center. He paid tribute to long-time Berkeley a former Citation Award winner and 1929 graduate—who “shared Law professor Paul Mishkin, a previous holder of the chair and an a love of agencies” while working in the FBI and state government. expert on the role of federal courts, for inﬂuencing his work. 9 FUNDING PRIORITIES: CENTERS & CLINICS

Our research centers serve as valued hubs for analyzing issues and developing policy solutions. Faculty, students, and collaborations with campus and outside partners drive this effort and extend our reach. Our clinics, led by full-time faculty members who are respected experts in their ﬁelds, offer hands-on experience with real clients. Students are chosen for their passion and potential, ensuring that the clinics are staffed by those committed to justice.

Center Philanthropy Highlights The Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies received a collective $2.85 million grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation, Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation, Koret Foundation, and Lisa and Douglas Goldman Foundation. The grant will support course development, academic programming, visiting Israeli scholars, student and faculty research, and leadership staffing. Grants from the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise and the Israel Institute aided the work of visiting faculty and postdoctoral students. A generous gift from the Mary Wohlford Foundation allowed the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice to complete the first legal textbook on reproductive rights and justice issues. It will be published by Foundation Press this fall. Major funding from Ariadna Miller allowed the Miller Institute for Global Challenges and the Law to develop the skills and contacts of students An environmental law pioneer and the first African interested in transnational legal challenges. The International Committee American managing partner of a major law firm, of the Red Cross helped fund an initiative on armed conflict and international DAVID R. ANDREWS ’71 soared in both the public law, an international humanitarian law workshop for students, and a and private sectors. After his father's death in December, meeting of experts on emerging issues in the law of armed conflict. David M. Andrews honored that legacy by creating the David Funding from the Stuart Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, R. Andrews Environmental Law Fund with a major gift. Hewlett Foundation, and National Education Association helped the Warren “He was the first in his family to go to college, he appreciated Institute on Law and Social Policy launch “For Each and Every Child.” his Boalt education, and he stayed closely involved with the This large, collaborative project for educational equality seeks to further school,” David explains. “This seemed like a natural fit.” The the policy principles of the National Commission on Equity and Excellence. fund seeks to fuel high-priority projects at the Center for Ten renowned human rights photographers donated 38 provocative Law, Energy & the Environment—including teaching and photographs to the Human Rights Center (HRC), to be exhibited at Berkeley research, policy briefs and workshops, and experiential Law this fall and then auctioned to support the center. Thomas White doubled courses. Says David: “The center’s mission honors my father his generous annual contribution to HRC’s fellowship program, through by tackling issues that he cared about deeply.” which UC students engage in human rights field work across the world. That helped HRC meet the Sandler Foundation’s $100,000 matching challenge, fueling the center's best donor year to date. The Center for the Study of Law & Society received a multi-year donation from former director and Berkeley Law professor Robert Kagan to fund a Center for Law, Energy & the Environment: New projects on the new annual lecture series. Contributions by Doris Fine and Jane Scheiber California drought, electric vehicles, and federal climate change mitigation. supported student travel to present work at scholarly conferences. Center for the Study of Law & Society: The Robert A. Kagan Lectures in Law and Regulation; student travel for research and academic conferences; Some Center Funding Priorities a conference on law, society, and criminology. Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies: A collaborative Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice: Two long-term strategic program commemorating Nuremberg’s 70th anniversary; a joint symposium initiatives targeting particularly complex and intractable issues, both ripe on an aspect of Israeli law and society; a lecture series for students on for fresh thinking and designed to shift legal discourse around reproduction religion, law, and state. in low-income communities.

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Human Rights Center: Efforts to hold high-level perpetrators accountable for war crimes and other human rights offenses; projects to end sexual- and gender-based violence in armed conﬂict; improving the use of technology in pursuing international justice. Miller Institute: Expanding opportunities for students to gain experience and expertise in international and comparative law; enabling more students to attend the American Society of International Law’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C. Warren Institute: The “For Each and Every Child Project”; programs that confront victims’ issues in California; research and policy analysis centered on education in the juvenile justice system.

Clinic Philanthropy Highlights The Atlantic Philanthropies, Open Society Foundations, and Tides Foundation awarded major grants to the Death Penalty Clinic’s Lethal Injection Project, funding two staff attorneys and operating expenses as well as aiding court challenges and administrative proceedings in over a dozen jurisdictions. Support from Kenneth Stevens, Elizabeth Stevens, Frank Martin '04 and Rosa Terrazas, and Eugene Boyle enabled the clinic to litigate cases in four states on behalf of individuals facing the death penalty, and to prevail in a California case. The East Bay Community Law Center’s Housing Practice received DORIS FINE knows what the Center for the Study of crucial support from Aram Antaramian ’05 and the Law Offices of Law & Society (CSLS) meant to Philip Selznick, her husband of Richard M. Pearl ’69 through a cy pres settlement. A grant from The California Endowment helped launch the clinic’s Youth Education & 28 years. He founded CSLS, was its first director, and powered Justice program. EBCLC’s 750-plus donors included notable gifts from its launch toward rarefied air as the world’s foremost research Jessica Moment ’07 and Jason Moment, Roger Myers ’88 and Erin center for socio-legal studies. “He loved bringing together McCormick, and Kathi Pugh ’90 and Josh Maddox. scholars from different departments to share new research Major gifts from Werner ’53 and Mimi Wolfen, Kathleen ’03 and Ted Janus, and challenge conventional wisdom,” Doris recalls. and an anonymous donation enabled the International Human Rights Law Clinic (IHRLC) to conduct field missions to El Salvador, Kenya, Nepal, Selznick, who died in 2010, forged an international scholar and Uganda. Private philanthropy also helped fund summer fellowships, pipeline that has enriched Berkeley Law for decades. Doris including the new IHRLC Alumni Summer Fellowship, which provides supports CSLS because it “cross-fertilizes ideas to break down training for select Berkeley Law students after their second year. divisional boundaries and move policy forward.” Having Research gifts and grants enabled the Samuelson Law, Technology & Public seen the impact of her husband’s visionary work, she says Policy Clinic to launch the Takedown Project, a major, multidisciplinary the center “provides an enormously valuable way to approach effort that studies Internet notice and content removal procedures. the study of law.” Sloan Foundation support allowed students to produce a comprehensive guide that helps users understand whether older works are protected by copyright. The clinic also produced a handbook for decision makers considering unmanned aerial vehicles (aka “drones”) and filed amicus EBCLC: Completing the $1 million Fund for the Future campaign to help briefs in litigation concerning NSA surveillance. emerging lawyers serve disadvantaged clients; assisting the evolution of holistic, interdisciplinary, collaborative approaches to legal services. Some Clinic Funding Priorities International Human Rights Law Clinic: Expanding opportunities for students to conduct human rights advocacy in Asia, Africa, and Death Penalty Clinic: The Clinical Teaching Fellowship, supported Latin America. entirely by individuals, law firms, and foundations; collaborating with under-resourced capital lawyers in the South to reduce death sentences Samuelson Clinic: Intellectual property and international projects that and executions; expanding the size and diversity of the clinic’s docket; serve the public interest; fellowships that attract top junior- and mid-level increasing student enrollment. lawyers for teaching and research.

11 FUNDING PRIORITIES: CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION

Berkeley Law completed two major renovation projects this past year, creating a central location for its international visiting scholar program and a new home for its clinical education program.

The old North Addition Reading Room, vacated in 2011 when the law library moved to its underground location in the South Addition, was renovated to accommodate our growing population of visiting scholars. In the spring, this new space—which expanded our capacity from 20 carrels to 76— was already fully occupied by top scholars from around the world.

This fall, the space will house a global community of academic researchers, professors, judges, and attorneys from Africa, Asia, Europe, Central America, and South America. They will use Berkeley Law’s library and Robbins Collection, with access to hundreds of electronic databases and more than 500,000 titles in common, civil, international, religious, and comparative law; jurisprudence; and legal history. These scholars will participate in events and programs at Berkeley Law, give talks, and interact with faculty and students at the law school and across campus.

The North Addition renovation also created new space for the Robbins rare book collection staff, the Berkeley Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies, and the Korea Law Center.

A few years ago, our library was badly overcrowded New Home for Clinics and its location led to pedestrian traffic jams—among Once the visiting scholar program moved to its renovated space, work began other frustrations. By relocating the library to the to transform its former space (on the law school's third floor) into the new South Addition’s two underground levels, students like home for our Clinical Program. Thanks to last year’s $300,000 gift from the Bernard E. and Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation, we were able to create GOLDA CALONGE ’16 can now work in efficient, a beautiful, professional office suite with two large workrooms, several welcoming space. “I love how adaptable our library is,” she smaller offices where clinic participants can address confidential client says. “I use it to prepare for finals, practice oral arguments, matters, and offices for fellows working with clinical students. plan activities, and more.” “It’s what we always hoped for and dreamt about, and now it’s here,” As web content editor of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal says Amy Utstein, the Clinical Program’s director of administration. and co-president of the Boalt Hall Women’s Association, Golda “We finally have the kind of space we need to run a clinical program at sees how renovations have enhanced the student experience. a world-class law school. We could not be more pleased or more grateful.” “We have great rooms for affinity groups and ideal space for Previously, each of our clinics operated in a separate space. The new facility studying, collaborating, and socializing,” she says. “The quality is like a law firm within the school, offering quiet meeting areas and shared and versatility of a school’s physical space contribute a lot open space that encourages interaction among clinical students, fellows, to its culture.” and faculty. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held August 27.

Looking Ahead

We are renovating the ofﬁces vacated by the Clinical Program in order to return Admissions and Financial Aid staff to the school from our offsite Telegraph Avenue location. This will increase interaction with potential admits and make it easier for current students to obtain ﬁnancial aid services.

Moving forward, we plan to renovate the old library lobby to create a student services center that will house the Assistant Dean of Students and her staff, as well as the Career Development Ofﬁce.

Our home improvements present various naming opportunities to become part of the law school’s legacy. Please call 510.643.8170 for more information. The newly renovated space for our international visiting scholar program 12 FUNDING PRIORITIES: STUDENT PROGRAMS

Private philanthropy helps our students gain key advantages before they enter a turbulent legal market. From enabling 1Ls to work with clients right away to training international lawyers in U.S. law, we strive to equip our students with useful tools for all facets of their future legal work.

Professional Skills Program Helped by an anonymous $2,500 gift, the Professional Skills Program continued to expand its pragmatic offerings. Total enrollments for upper- division skills courses exceeded 1,300 students and 4,000 units. There were 274 student enrollments in the program’s foundational courses —Negotiation, Advanced Legal Research, and Advanced Legal Writing— up from 163 just ﬁve years earlier. The school offered 28 additional skills courses for second- and third-year students. Program leaders are working to develop business transaction skills courses and expand advanced writing courses into the areas of intellectual property and employment law.

Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects Berkeley Law’s Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects (SLPS) are pro bono programs founded and operated by students. They identify a legal need, recruit supervising attorneys, and enlist classmates to bring legal services to under-served communities. Run by upper-division students, SLPS allow 1Ls to interact with clients from their very first semester. Now an established litigation partner at Crowell & Moring, Luke Ellis ’75 and his firm GJEL Accident Attorneys gave $25,000 to support GREG CALL ’85 enjoyed a “terrific law school experience the projects, while Arthur Berliner and Marian Lever contributed $25,000 to that was virtually free.” To thank Berkeley Law for his success— the SLPS Public Interest Fellowship. Kathi Pugh ’90 and Director of Professional Skills David Oppenheimer also made notable gifts to the fellowship. and to help current students facing high tuition and a tough legal market—Greg and his firm sponsor the McBaine Moot Skills Competitions Court Competition’s best brief award. Given annually to two Our external skills competition teams have excelled recently, winning top students who author the internal competition's top briefs, awards at regional and national events. An anonymous $10,000 gift helped the award was created with a $125,000 endowment built on fund last year’s teams, and gifts from law firms Skadden and Gibson Dunn donations from alumni working at the firm. supported our internal Halloum Negotiations Competition. Alumni also Greg notes that strong writing skills benefit new lawyers served as hosts for student teams who traveled to various tournaments. no matter what practice area they pursue. “In baseball, home About 100 first-year students took part in the Halloum Competition and the runs generate highlights and splashy headlines, but pitching Bales Trial Competition. On the upper-division teams, Collin Tierney ’14 won wins championships,” he says. “In law, oral advocacy generates the Top Gun National Mock Trial Competition, Berkeley Law reached the National Trial Competition finals, and Wilson Dunlavey ’15 and Christina buzz and media coverage, but legal writing wins cases.” Farmer ’14 won the national Saul Lefkowitz Trademarks Competition.

LL.M. Program Berkeley Law’s professional track program, the ﬁrst of its kind among major Field Placement Active U.S. law schools, allows international lawyers to earn a Master of Laws Program92: students last spring, Student-Initiated22: Legal degree over two consecutive summers. The program welcomed a record a single-semester record Services Projects 119 students this year. The traditional track program, spanning an academic year, enrolled 182 students—up from 125 just four years ago. Betsy Candler was hired to direct the LL.M. Legal Research and Writing Program. “We’re not aware of any other law school that has a dedicated 91: Students on 40: Countries director of research and writing for LL.M.s,” says Susan Whitman, assistant Berkeley Law’s 29 external represented by the latest LL.M. competition teams last year professional track class dean of academic planning and curriculum. “We feel that this area should be a point of emphasis, and Betsy is ideally suited to develop our program.” 13 WAYS TO GIVE

Unrestricted Giving

The Boalt Hall Fund provides the law school with unrestricted support to strengthen core programs and address unanticipated opportunities. With the State of California’s continued reduction of funding to higher education, we must increasingly rely on the Boalt Hall Fund to bolster our operations and preserve our excellence.

Unrestricted gifts enable the law school to address its most pressing needs in a timely manner. They also help Berkeley Law strategize how best to allocate its resources and to get the most out of its education, scholarship, and outreach. In today’s fast-changing legal world, that ﬂexibility is paramount to effectively tackle emerging concerns.

While gifts designated to speciﬁc projects are undeniably important, unrestricted gifts remain essential, as they provide an immediate infusion of funds that give our leadership the bandwidth to capitalize on Berkeley Law's highest priorities.

Some examples of how Boalt Hall Fund gifts have been allocated: • Providing need-based scholarships to students

• Strengthening our Field Placement Program In his 34 years with PG&E, in the legal department and as • Expanding course offerings in our Professional Skills Program a corporate officer, ROBERT L. HARRIS ’72 learned • Competing with better-funded law schools for first-rate faculty about the need for flexibility. That’s why he makes unrestricted • Bolstering a new moot court program for practicing litigators gifts to Berkeley Law, letting the school address its top priorities. “The school's leaders know better than I do where to allocate • Assisting a collaborative project on climate change and business its resources,” Robert says. “I trust them to make astute decisions.” • Supporting our initiatives that provide legal assistance to veterans PG&E’s first lawyer to argue before the U.S. Supreme • Hosting training sessions and mock trials for area grade-school students Court, and to run a company division, Robert is a longtime • Increasing staff within our LL.M. Research and Writing Program community leader who sees a “moral obligation to do something • Adding course offerings within our business law program other than advance one’s self.” He says Berkeley Law equipped him, for just $1,500 a year, with vital tools to be successful. Planned Giving “Think about the current tuition,” he says. “Without our A planned gift to Berkeley Law helps satisfy personal financial-planning support, many strong applicants won’t be able to attend. needs and provides the law school with important long-term support. Such That hurts them and our school.” gifts constitute a philanthropic legacy that is part of an estate-planning process in which the donor decides how certain assets are distributed.

Some planned gifts provide income for life or a fixed term of years. Others • Charitable Gift Annuities are contracts between an individual and provide an immediate income tax charitable deduction or avoidance of a charitable organization such as Berkeley Law. In exchange for a gift capital gains tax. A gift made through a will generates significant estate of cash or property to the law school, you or the person of your choice tax benefits, and helps serve our faculty, students, staff, and alumni. will receive an annuity that pays a fixed sum for life. Annuity payments can begin immediately or at a later date. A few planned giving options: • Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs) allow you to transfer money • Bequests are provisions in your will or living trust that direct a portion or property to the UC Berkeley Foundation, which makes payments to of your estate. A bequest to Berkeley Law qualifies your estate for a you or your beneficiaries for a lifetime or for any period of time. When charitable deduction that can reduce estate tax liability. Bequests can these payments end, the trust assets pass to Berkeley Law to be used provide a specific monetary amount, property, or percentage of your as you specified. CRTs offer federal income and estate tax deductions estate. Residual and contingent bequests provide first for your family, for gifts benefitting charities and educational entities. If appreciated and then, circumstances permitting, for the law school. assets are used to fund a CRT, the donor avoids capital gains tax.

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• Pooled Income Funds work like mutual funds. Gifts from a group of Berkeley Law alumni and friends are managed and invested jointly and all income earned by the fund is paid out quarterly in proportionate shares to its participants. Four funds with varied investment objectives are available. • Real Estate gifts entitle the donor to an income tax deduction for the property’s full appraised fair market value. Almost any marketable real estate is suitable for a charitable gift, including personal residences, commercial buildings, and forest land. Unencumbered property is preferable and generates the greatest tax beneﬁt. • Retirement Assets often exceed expectations—and increase tax burdens. Taxes, which sometimes exceed 70 percent, can erode assets when left to heirs outright. Making a charitable gift of retirement assets reduces this tax burden.

Those who include the law school in their estate plans become members of UC Berkeley’s Benjamin Ide Wheeler Society. Beneﬁts include invitations to a summer tea hosted by the Chancellor and to select campus athletic and cultural events.

If you have any questions about making a planned gift to Berkeley Law, WILLIS SLUSSER ’41 grew up in Berkeley and went please contact the Alumni Center at 510.643.8170 or email to Cal. “He did fine at UC Berkeley, but Boalt Hall is where he [email protected]. really came into his own,” says Jim Slusser, Willis’ son. “Dad Gifts of Cash had a tremendous reverence for UC Berkeley and for Boalt in particular. In his own words: ’That’s where the treasure lies.’” Cash gifts may be made by personal check, credit card, and/or a pre-authorized monthly transfer of funds. Donors can also make Willis went on to become general counsel, senior vice president, a pledge, for up to five years, and fulfill their gift over time. and director at the Bechtel Corporation before his death in Checks should be made payable to Berkeley Law and mailed to: 2010. He and his wife Marion were major philanthropists, funding faculty chairs and other initiatives at Berkeley Alumni Center and Bryn Mawr, Marion’s alma mater. Their generous estate UC Berkeley School of Law 2850 Telegraph Ave., Suite 500 gift helped the law school complete its historic $125 million Berkeley, CA 94705-7220 campaign last year. “They felt very strongly about education,” says Mary Butler, Willis’ stepdaughter. “That was their priority.” Credit card gifts can be charged to Visa, MasterCard, or American Express at give.law.berkeley.edu. Pledges can also be made online or by calling the Alumni Center at 510.642.2590. To arrange monthly, quarterly, or yearly gifts through an electronic funds transfer between Matching Gifts your bank or credit card company and the UC Berkeley Foundation, fill out an authorization form available at www.law.berkeley.edu/files/ Matching gifts—which are offered by companies, law firms, and other EFT_authorization_form.pdf and mail it to the address listed above. organizations—multiply the size of a donor’s contribution to Berkeley Law. Some employers also match gifts made by retirees or spouses. Donors Gifts of Securities receive full credit for gifts, plus any resulting corporate match for the purpose of recognition and benefits. For receipt and tax reasons, the gift’s Gifts of securities are recorded based on the stock market’s mean matched portion must be documented in the corporation’s record. market value on the date of the gift, which is determined by the date the donor relinquishes control of the stock. Securities can be transferred For information or matching gift forms from your employer, contact directly from your brokerage account to the university’s account. your human resources office and send a completed form by mail to To donate such gifts, please call toll-free 855.729.1099 or email the address listed above. If you have questions, contact Catie Cariaga [email protected]. at [email protected] or 510.643.6542.

15 DONOR RECOGNITION

THE CENTENNIAL SOCIETY

This prestigious donor society recognizes those who demonstrated a longstanding commitment to Berkeley Law by making lifetime cumulative gifts totaling $100,000 or more leading up to the school’s 100th anniversary. These supporters are publicly, permanently honored on the Centennial Society donor wall, and the names of contributors who have given $1 million and above are also carved onto the outdoor 'Builders of Boalt' donor wall.

Builders of Boalt Benefactors DLA Piper Bernard B. III ’71 & Cynthia A. Barber v $1,000,000 and above $500,000 - $999,999 Luke Ellis ’75 v William T. Barker ’74 & Environmental Protection Agency June K. Robinson v Anonymous Anonymous (5) Bill Falik & Diana Cohen John J. ’65 & Pamela Bartko Bank of America Corporation v Robert G. Adams ’48 * Jerome B., Jr. ’65 & Nancy Falk v Melvin M. Belli ’33 * Mark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen v The Atlantic Philanthropies v Daniel S. Floyd ’85 v Blue Shield of California Foundation Robert D. ’53 * & Joann Burch John Henry Boalt * & Folger Levin & Kahn Boalt Hall Alumni Association Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt John C. ’66 & Janet L. Fossum Paula E. Boggs ’84 v California Endowment v Robert L. ’33 * & Alice Bridges Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund David E. ’68 & Jean M. ’71 Bordon v Samuel D. Cole ’63 David A. Carrillo’95 & Lisa Sardegna Fred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory v Bordon Family Fund The Ford Foundation Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass Heller Ehrman John R. Box ’81 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Barbara and Alec ’39 Cory * Maryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 & Lois I. Brady ’86 The Rosalinde & Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation Frank Herringer v Mervyn L. Brenner Foundation Arthur Gilbert Foundation v A. Peter Davies Larry L. Hillblom ’69 * Steven D. Broidy ’62 v Stuart M. Gordon ’65 v Fenwick & West v Henry L. ’34 * & Violette Hilzinger California District Attorneys Association Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund James K. Herbert ’62 Hiram H. Hurd * California State Assembly John B. Hall * Larry L. Hillblom Foundation Mitchell Kapor Foundation California State Department E. Patricia Herron ’64 Preston B. ’56 & Maurine Hotchkis Walter M. ’61 & Jocelyn Kaufmann of Corrections Harold C. Hohbach ’52 v Humanity United William M. Keck Foundation California Wellness Foundation The James Irvine Foundation v Emily H. Huntington * Kenton J. King ’87 v Gregory D. Call ’85 v JEHT Foundation Ewing M. Kauffman Foundation Latham & Watkins David Carlyon ’76 v George R. ’40 * & Patricia G. Johnson Joseph T. ’71 & Gail L. Kiefer Richard S. Liu Carnegie Corporation of New York Thomas M. Jorde Cala Lemberger * Markle Foundation Center for American Progress The Jim Joseph Foundation Nick McKeown James McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh v Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper v Koret Foundation v Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Charles A. ’58 & Jeanette S. Miller v Mary D. & Richard A. ’55 Clarke Theodore B. ’59 & Doris Shoong Lee Noel W. ’66 & Penelope P. Nellis v Norman ’65 & Margrit Oberstein Richard J. Conviser ’62 Greg & Liz Lutz Nokia Terry J. O’Reilly ’69 Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox v John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Walter G. Olson ’49 * Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe v Michael L. Cypers ’81 Foundation Roderic B. * & Catherine B. Park Jefferson E. Peyser ’23 * Dartmouth College C. William ’41 * & Rosalie F. Maxeiner Harold A. Parma ’27 * Public Interest Projects John G. Davies ’62 * Lloyd McCullough * & Rosenberg Foundation Lance J. Robbins ’72 & Rachel Bank Victoria J. De Goff ’72 & Beatrice Clayton Robbins Joel S. Sanders ’82 v Sally & William Rutter * Richard Sherman Microsoft Corporation v Shirley A. ’75 v & Robert D. Sanderson Jan Blaustein Scholes ’77 Gail Overcashier Dolton ’86 & G. William ’52 * & Ariadna Miller v Sho* & Masako F. Sato William T. ’27 * & Millicent M. Selby Douglas H. Dolton Morrison & Foerster v Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 & Joseph E. ’38 * & Mary Smith Dubai Human Rights Association John M. Olin Foundation Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72 v Thomas W. Smith Foundation Tracy Edmonson ’88 & J. Wesley Skow v Open Society Foundations v Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom v Rachel A. Stageberg * Mel & Helen Eisenberg William H. Orrick, Jr. ’41 * John Stauffer Charitable Trust Temple University E. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth H. ’76 Varnum ’33 * & Lillian Paul Louis I. Wiener, Jr. ’41 * Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger v Eisenhardt v Leo J. ’57 & Nina Pircher v Bernard E. ’28 * & Alba Witkin The Wachovia Foundation Ruth R. & Ralph Eltse * J. Kerwin Rooney ’36 * Wollenberg Foundation v Weil Gotshal & Manges v Farella Braun + Martel v Mario M. ’71 & Danelle Storm Rosati v The Whitman Institute Federated Department Stores Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko v Patrons Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Lois H. Feinblatt v Richard M., Jr. ’74 & Heidi Cortese $250,000 - $499,999 Rosati Foundation * Joe & Cathy Feldman v Sherman v Anonymous (8) Gladys R. Wood * Finnegan Henderson William G. ’40 * & Alice M. Simon American Association of Law Libraries v Farabow Garrett & Dunner Alfred P. Sloan Foundation v Donald P. ’48 * & Rosemary Barrett Partners Fish & Richardson v Willis S. ’41 * & Marion B. Slusser Bingham McCutchen v $100,000 - $249,999 Fitzgerald Abbott & Beardsley Larry W. ’66 & Barbara Sonsini Steven E. ’81 & Rochelle Bochner v French American Cultural Exchange Eleanor D. & Irving G. ’45 Tragen v Anonymous (8) Albert C. ’40 * & Elisabeth Boyer Stanley J. Friedman ’65 Max Weingarten ’49 v * The Aidlin Foundation Brobeck Phleger & Harrison Richard L. Jr., ’65 & Patricia E. Fruin * H. H. "Sam" Wheeler Akonadi Foundation Scott T. ’61 & Susan Carey v Holly J. Fujie ’78 & Lee W. Cotugno ’77 v Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati v The American Israeli Annie E. Casey Foundation William E., Jr. ’68 & Douglas H. ’70 & Jane Wolf v Cooperative Enterprise Cooley v Marianne M. Gagen v Werner F. ’53 & Mimi Wolfen v David & Camille Andrews Covington & Burling v Henry W. Gardett ’33 * S. K. Yee Foundation v Stephen W. Arent ’67 v Deloitte Services Lewis T. ’40 * & Jean Gardiner Baker & McKenzie Martin S. ’32 * & Estelle D.’33 * Depper Gibson Dunn & Crutcher v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

16 Margaret G. Gill ’65 Teressa K. Lippert ’82 Borden B. Price ’50 John A. ’49 & Marjorie H. Sproul v James G., Jr. ’79 & Victoria P. Gilliland v Loubé Family * Proteus Action League Graydon S. ’51 & Joyce L. Staring v Robert A. ’74 & Susie C. Goodin Paul M. Loya ’73 Henry, Jr. ’63 * & Eleanor Ramsey Leigh W. Steinberg ’73 Elizabeth Marsteller Gordon Mark D. ’77 & Kerri C.Lubin v William R. ’69 & Linda J. Rauth III Charles J. ’82 & Ann C. Stevens v Lindsee P. Granﬁeld ’85 v Gene A. Lucero ’72 & Marcia E. Williams v Reed Smith Dave Stewart ’86 Suzanne F. Greenberg ’85 v Arthur K. Lund ’61 & Agnieszka Winkler Warren G. Reid ’57 Thomas W. Jr., ’90 & Kristen C. Stoever v Lorrie & Richard L. ’63 Greene v Thomas J. ’40 & Martha MacBride * Resources Legacy Fund Foundation v Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 Bernadine & Aldo P. Guidotti ’44 * Manatt Phelps & Phillips Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd Stuart Foundation Gunderson Dettmer Frank J. Martin ’04 & Rosa Terrazas v The Henry W. & Charles Y. Tanabe ’76 & Michael W. Hall ’82 v McDermott Will & Emery v Nettie Robinson Foundation v Arlene S. Bobrow v Michael J. ’65 & Virginia Halloran Christopher M. ’68 & Barbara J. McLain v Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Tides Foundation v Hanson Bridgett v McManis Faulkner v Richard K. ’73 & Allison Roeder v Stuart P. ’69 & Karen S. Tobisman Leo B. ’92 & Florence Helzel v Paul V. ’64 & Sharon A. Melodia v Ropes & Gray v William E. ’65 * & Dorothy W. Trautman J. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael Marc H. Monheimer ’57 * The Rose Foundation U.S. District Court, Northern District of Rik & Flo Henrikson Fund Morgan Lewis Bruce S. ’71 & Carol Ross v California I. Michael * & Richard C. Morse ’67 Michael C. Ross Vital Projects Fund, Inc Elizabeth Heyman Howrey Lynn H. ’79 & Frederick T. ’79 Muto Allen & Cynthia W. Ruby Mary G. Wailes ’50 * Irell & Manella S. Stephen ’51* & Sally S. Nakashima Albert J. Salera ’56 v Matthew F. ’91 & Svetlana Weil Robert Wood Johnson Foundation National Association for the Advancement Sherwin L. Samuels ’59 v The Patricia & Christopher Weil Family James J. Joseph ’72 of Colored People Sandler Foundation Foundation Keker & Van Nest v National Association of Scholars David ’67 & Geraldine ’67 Sandor v Weingart Foundation v John E.* & Dorothy G. Kilkenny Roger M. ’68 & Joanne G. Olsen Richard C. Seaver ’49 * Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Kilpatrick Townsend v The David & Lucile Packard Foundation Jay A. Shafran ’63 v Dana Welch ’87 & Scott Adams v Kirkland & Ellis Lynn H. ’72 & Leslie A. Pasahow v Gary ’66 & Dana Shapiro Thomas J. White v Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear v Lise A. Pearlman ’74 & Henry Shields, Jr. ’74 * & White & Case v Kenneth Kofman ’62 Peter J. Benvenutti, Jr. ’74 v Jo Anne Peterson WilmerHale v The Kohlberg Foundation Mark ’84 & Wynne Pécheck v Sidley Austin Leonard A. ’48 * & Evelyn Wilson Billie & Adrian A. ’34 Kragen * Jessica S. Pers ’77 & Robert S. Stein ’74 Patrick J. Simpson ’71 & Winston & Strawn v Mabel Isley Langham * Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & Margaret H. Bolger v Mallun Yen ’95 & Jason M. Lemkin ’96 v Mark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. Hagan v Jay Gerstenschlager v Glenn A. Smith ’71 v Douglas R. ’76 & Terry F. Young v Alvin T. ’60 & Roseanne Levitt v Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Smith Richardson Foundation Laura Wen-yu Young ’87 v Robert L. Lin ’85 v Edward V. Pollack ’66 v Margaret J. & John E. ’57 Sparks* Steven G. Zieff ’78 & R. E. Leitner v Ellyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay v

THE DEAN’S SOCIETY

Recognizing gifts and pledges of $10,000 or more during the past ﬁscal year.

Leadership Circle John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Mark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen v Luke Ellis ’75 v $100,000 and above Foundation Cooley v Bill Falik & Diana Cohen Microsoft Corporation v Tracy K. Edmonson ’88 v Lois H. Feinblatt v / Blum Foundation Anonymous (5) The Honorable G. William Miller ’52* & William E. Jr. ’68 & Marianne M. Gagen v Fish & Richardson v David M. & Camille A. Andrews / Ariadna Miller v Humanity United Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust v Andrews Trust Open Society Foundations v Israel Institute Holly J. Fujie ’78 & Lee W. Cotugno ’77 v The Atlantic Philanthropies v Varnum Paul ’33 * v James G. Gilliland, Jr. ’79 v Bank of America Foundation v Kirkland & Ellis PepsiCo v Andrew R. & Sharon Gillin Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 v Alvin T. Levitt ’60 Mario M. Rosati ’71 v Gillin Jacobson Ellis Larsen & Lucey California Endowment v New Venture Fund Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko v Donald S. Greenberg ’67 v David A. Carrillo ’95 & Lisa M. Sardegna Norman ’65 & Margrit Oberstein Willis ’41 * & Marion * Slusser Richard L. Greene ’63 v Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom v Thomas W. Smith Foundation Haynes and Boone v Daniel S. Floyd ’85 v Alfred P. Sloan Foundation v Tides Foundation v Catherine DeBono Holmes ’77 v The Ford Foundation Stuart Foundation Victim Compensation & James Campbell Company The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Charles Y. Tanabe ’76 & Arlene S. Bobrow v Government Claims Board Kenton J. King ’87 v Foundation v Thomas J. White v Werner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen v / Kirkland & Ellis Foundation v Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund Douglas R. Young ’76 v Wolfen Family Foundation Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear v Stuart M. Gordon ’65 / S. K. Yee Foundation v Latham & Watkins Gordon Family Trust Partners Merritt S. Yoelin ’65 * Greg & Liz Lutz v Harold C. Hohbach ’52 v $25,000 - $49,999 James McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh v George R. Johnson ’40 * Counselors Anonymous Morrison & Foerster v The Jim Joseph Foundation American Association of Law Libraries v Munger Tolles & Olson v Korea Institute of $50,000 - $99,999 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe v Ocean Science and Technology v Anonymous (2) Arthur Berliner & Marian Lever Paciﬁc Gas and Electric Corporation Koret Foundation v American Assembly Steven E. Bochner ’81 v Foundation Theodore B. Lee ’59 & Doris Shoong Lee American University v Scott T. Carey ’61 v Resources Legacy Fund Foundation / Lee Family Foundation Bernard Bradley Barber ’71 v v Covington & Burling v Joel S. Sanders ’82

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

17 DONOR RECOGNITION: 2012-2013 David ’67 & Geri ’67 Sandor v Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 & Maryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 / Michael C. Phillips ’76 v Robert Shapiro Catherine Hartshorn v Herringer Family Foundation v Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher v Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 & California Community Foundation v Clothilde V. Hewlett ’79 v Andrés Rivero ’86 v Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72 v Gregory D. Call ’85 v Hickman Palermo Truong & Becker v The Henry W. and Nettie Robinson Clare H. Springs ’73 Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper v Gregory L. Hilbrich Foundation v Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 Cisco Systems Foundation Lawrence A. Hobel ’76 & Richard K. Roeder ’73 v Union Bank Foundation Paul T. Clark ’80 v Diana H. Staring ’81 v Ropes & Gray v Weil Gotshal & Manges v Cornish & Carey Commercial Irell & Manella Deanna Ruth Rutter ’72 Max ’49 * & Erica * Weingarten v Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox v Kathleen A. Janus ’03 Won-Kyou Ryou ’88 v White & Case Crowell & Moring Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman v Albert J. Salera ’56 v v WilmerHale Gail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 & Keker & Van Nest v Avram Salkin ’59 v v Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Douglas H. Dolton David & Anita Keller / Keller Foundation v Sherwin L. Samuels ’59 v Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Robert P. Doty ’90 & Catherine Garza v Erika A. Kelton ’87 Shirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson v Foundation v Economic Policy Institute Kevin P. ’91 & Jeanette W. Kennedy Katherine N. Schick Winston & Strawn v E. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt v Kilpatrick Townsend v Rick ’74 & Heidi Sherman v Wollenberg Foundation v Cathy & Joe Feldman v Jonathan H. Kim Sidley Austin Mitch ’96 & Holly Zuklie v Nancy ’86 & Ed Fineman v Maja v Patrick J. Simpson ’71 v James C. Fowler ’72 v Joanne Lahner ’84 v Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Members Richard L. ’65 & Patricia E. Fruin v David J. ’86 & Mary Larwood v Dave ’68 & Sharon Smullin $10,000 - $24,999 Gibson Dunn & Crutcher v Hong-Hoon Lee John Paul Stevens Fellowship Foundation Anonymous (2) Google v Jason Lemkin ’96 & Mallun Yen ’95 v Diane Stewart-Zezza ’88 v Alston + Bird Lindsee P. Granﬁeld ’85 v Mark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. Hagan v Tom ’90 & Kris Stoever v Stephen W. Arent ’67 / Suzanne Greenberg ’85 v Ellyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay v Eleanor Swift v Arent Foundation v Fred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory v Mark D. Lubin ’77 v Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger / Ayco Charitable Foundation GTC Law Group Gene A. Lucero ’72 & Marcia E. Williams v Finkelstein Foundation v Chang H. Baek Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Frank Martin ’04 & Rosa Terrazas v Robert & Charlotte Uram Gerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar / Franklin & Hachigian McDermott Will & Emery v Van Pelt Yi & James v Bakar Foundation v Randall Guynn Frederick T. Muto ’79 & Lynn Hart Muto ’79 Vermont Law School Baker Botts Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund National Education Association Douglas ’70 & Jane Wolf / Babette B. Barton ’54 Michael W. Hall ’82 v Noel W. Nellis ’66 v Wolf Family Fund v Steven S. Bell ’73 v Jon L. Heberling ’70 v Theodore B. Olson ’65 John Yoo v Paula E. Boggs ’84 v Nancy R. Heinen ’82 v O’Melveny & Myers Laura W. Young ’87 / Brill USA Leo B. Helzel ’92 / Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker Wang Family Foundation Steven D. Broidy ’62 / Helzel Family Foundation v Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & Steven G. Zieff ’78 v Weingart Foundation J. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael v Jay R. Gerstenschlager v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

On April 12, a spirited group of alumni, faculty, friends, staff, and student leaders gathered at Memorial Stadium's University Club to celebrate the completion of the Campaign for Boalt Hall. Many in attendance signed a huge banner to convey their gratitude and well wishes for the school.

18 DONOR RECOGNITION: 2013-2014 ALUMNI Berkeley Law recognizes several giving levels for contributions to the school during the fiscal year:

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

Elizabeth Josselyn Donors of $5,000 to $9,9999. This category honors Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt's gift for a law building in honor Boalt Associates of her husband, Judge John H. Boalt, and gift to establish the law school's ﬁrst two endowed chairs.

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

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

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

Boalt Advocates Donors of up to $499.

Society of 1912 Dean’s Society Memberss Society of 1912 $500 - $999 $10,000 - $24,999 $500 - $999

1930s v John M. Roberts ’49 Babette B. Barton ’54 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 v John D. Harris ’59 $100,000 and above Boalt Advocates Leo Pircher ’57 v Bernard M. King ’52 Up to $499 Albert J. Salera ’56 v Marvin H. Kleinberg ’53 ’33 Varnum Paul * Avram Salkin ’59 v Francis P. Lloyd ’59 v Melvin E. Cohn ’40 v Sherwin L. Samuels ’59 v Herbert P. Moore, Jr. ’55 v Justice Robert Feinerman ’49 v Planned Gift / Bequest LeRoy F. Parker, Jr. ’51 Hugh E. Macbeth, Jr. ’44 J. Richard Johnston ’39 Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Harris W. Seed ’52 v Raymond E. Mellana ’48 $5,000 - $9,999 Arlo E. Smith ’52 v Forrest A. Plant ’49 Henry G. Ullerich ’59 v Arno Reifenberg ’49 William I. Edlund ’53 v Earl P. Willens ’59 v John A. Sproul ’49 v G. Ernest Lopez ’52 v William R. Loveless ’59 1940s Boalt Advocates Planned Gift / Bequest Warren G. Reid ’57 Up to $499 Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Graydon S. Staring ’51 v Robert M. Corson ’40 $100,000 and above Anonymous v Eleanor Jackson Piel ’43 William Carey Jones Associates Gordon S. Baca ’59 v George R. Johnson ’40 * Irving G. Tragen ’45 $2,500 - $4,999 Nathalie V. Black ’59 Willis S. Slusser ’41 * Altero D’Agostini ’47 Alan D. Bonapart ’54 Forrest M. Greenberg ’47 Jacques R. de Wied ’56 v Ernest A. Carlson ’54 Dean’s Society Partners John A. Sproul ’49 William L. Gordon ’57 v William L. Cole ’52 v $25,000 - $49,999 Edward E. Kallgren ’54 v Gerald F. Crump ’59 Paul L. Larsen ’50 Max Weingarten ’49 * Frances M. Davis ’53 v Charles A. Miller ’58 v Julius W. Feldman * Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates 1950s Graham K. Fleming ’59 Law School Sproul Associates $5,000 - $9,999 Robert J. Gray ’58 $1,000 - $2,499 Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Harry A. Hanson, Jr. ’55 Irving G. Tragen ’45 v $100,000 and above Philip H. Ching ’55 D.C. Kinsell, Jr. ’52 v Hayward P. LeCrone ’57 William Carey Jones Associates Harold C. Hohbach ’52 v Philip A. Crane, Jr. ’53 James R. Dunn ’58 v Peter Maier ’52 $2,500 - $4,999 Theodore B. Lee ’59 The Honorable & Charles W. Froehlich, Jr. ’56 Frank F. Mankiewicz ’55 v v Robert M. Corson ’40 Mrs. G. William Miller ’52 * Robert E. Gordon ’59 Ray Meline ’59 v Werner F. Wolfen ’53 v Judge Richard A. Haugner ’54 James M. Moose, Jr. ’57 Law School Sproul Associates Thomas F. Olson ’58 v David H. Olson ’58 $1,000 - $2,499 John D. Taylor ’59 v Wallace R. Peck ’57 v Peter S. Pierson ’57 John M. Doar ’49 v Edmund L. Regalia ’58 v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

19 Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Eugene H. Bramhall, Jr. ’60 v $5,000 - $9,999 Michael J. Camras ’62 Samuel J. Cohen ’62 Cameron Baker ’61 v Kenneth H. Cole ’63 v Alan ’63 & Ann Barton Charles L. Corman ’60 Neal Brockmeyer ’63 v David J. Dealey ’60 v VerLyn N. Jensen ’64 Marvin B. Ellenberg ’60 James K. McManigal, Jr. ’63 William N. Foley ’60 v Jay A. Shafran ’63 v Thomas R. Frey ’63 Geoffrey B. Van Loucks ’61 William S. Gregory ’62 v J. Gary Gwilliam ’62 William Carey Jones Associates Richard M. Harris ’63 $2,500 - $4,999 John Ernest ’67 v John C. Cushman ’61 v David A. Hayden ’63 v Paul F. de Bruyn Kops, Jr. ’62 v Jerrold L. Kaplan ’61 Eli B. Dubrow ’60 v Rick Kirgis ’60 John A. Flaherty ’63 William C. Lockett ’63 v Joanne M. Garvey ’61 v James S. Milch ’62 Thomas J. Klitgaard ’61 v Philip M. Miyamoto ’63 Kenneth Kofman ’62 Arnold E. Ogren ’63 Philip M. Madden ’62 Janet McMillan Otterman ’63 v Michael J. Perlstein ’63 Stanley Pedder ’60 v Mason Willrich ’60 v Jay J. Plotkin ’63 Romulus B. Portwood ’61 v Law School Sproul Associates Gary R. Rinehart ’63 $1,000 - $2,499 David L. Schreck ’63 v A Berkeley Law LL.M. graduate himself, DICK BUXBAUM ’53 Roger H. Spaulding ’63 Thornton C. Bunch, Jr. ’63 has spent decades giving back to international law students as a Paul D. Weiser ’63 Boyd E. Burnison ’61 v Mildred L. Wheeler ’63 v professor and mentor. These days, he also supports them through Herbert J. Friedman ’62 v Howard Wiggins ’60 a fellowship fund created in his name by former students. “Fifty- Lloyd George ’61 v v three years ago, this law school gave me the best job the profession Ronald E. Gordon ’60 Planned Gift / Bequest Phil Hammer ’61 v could offer,” Dick says. “How could I not support it?” Thomas J. Hammer, Jr. ’60 v Samuel D. Cole ’63 Thelton E. Henderson ’62 Thomas B. Donovan ’62 An immigrant during the Third Reich regime who later spent time Marc E. Leland ’63 v David B. Flinn ’63 overseas with the U.S. Army, Dick is “thrilled” that Berkeley Law David E. Lindgren ’63 Joanne M. Garvey ’61 v Richard L. Greene ’63 has added several international law professors in recent years. George Marchand ’61 Duncan R. McPherson ’63 v Philip L. Hammer ’61 “That plus the fact that donations to my fund are matched by Gerald S. Mulder ’63 v James K. Herbert ’62 the Graduate Division helps ensure strong training and diversity Julius J. Pearl ’61 James R. Jenner ’60 John M. Powers ’63 Walter M. Kaufmann ’61 within the LL.M. Program,” he says. “It’s very important that Henry Ramsey, Jr. ’63 * Kenneth Kofman ’62 Berkeley remains a welcoming place for international students.” Charles W. Rumph ’63 David E. Lindgren ’63 Philip A. Stohr ’63 Geoffrey B. Van Loucks ’61 Robert E. Triebsch ’63 v Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Sheldon Wolfe ’61 v Charles B. Roe, Jr. ’58 Thomas J. Shephard, Sr. ’58 Marshall S. Zolla ’63 Martin J. Rosen ’56 James E. Ganulin ’59 Peter Simmons ’56 William R. Loveless ’59 Society of 1912 1964 Jan Stevens ’58 John S. Martel ’59 $500 - $999 Bruce A. Thompson ’53 John D. Taylor ’59 Donors 27 William B. Burleigh ’63 John C. Weidman ’54 Richard A. Wilson ’59 Class Members 158 Howie Weiser ’58 David B. Flinn ’63 v Gordon B. White ’56 v James E. Holst ’63 Participation 17% Henry Wien ’52 William M. Hynes ’63 Anthony C. Joseph ’61 v Total Giving $27,897 Planned Gift / Bequest 1960-63 Claude L. Lowen ’62 v Robert M. Mallano ’63 v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Dean’s Society Counselors Borden B. Price ’50 Alex C. McDonald ’61 v $5,000 - $9,999 $50,000 - $99,999 Walter S. Lewis, Jr. ’51 Adolph U. Molina ’60 v VerLyn N. Jensen Harold C. Hohbach ’52 Alvin T. Levitt ’60 v Krishna K. Nigam ’60 John O. Stewart v Margaret E. Hoyt ’52 Thomas P. O’Donnell ’63 v Peter K. Maier ’52 Dean’s Society Partners David E. Russell ’60 William Carey Jones Associates Wilson R. Ogg ’52 Kenneth P. Scholtz ’63 $25,000 - $49,999 $2,500 - $4,999 Howard F. Rhea ’53 Morton Zeppelin ’62 v Scott T. Carey ’61 v Cassius L. Kirk, Jr. ’54 Thomas F. Kostic v Richard L. Greene ’63 v Jay R. MacMahon ’55 Boalt Advocates Paul Melodia v Eric P. Schnurmacher ’55 Up to $499 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 Dean’s Society Members Gerald R. Knecht ’57 $10,000 - $24,999 Carl W. Anderson ’62 v Leo J. Pircher ’57 Reed H. Bement ’62 Steven D. Broidy ’62 v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

20 Law School Sproul Associates Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $1,000 - $2,499 $5,000 - $9,999

Kendall R. Bishop v Jerome B. Falk, Jr. v Penelope M. Cooper Eva L. Meigher v Donald O. Germino v Larry S. Knupp William Carey Jones Associates David H. Melnick $2,500 - $4,999 Roger Samuelsen Charles Henry James v Jay D. Smith Law School Sproul Associates Society of 1912 $1,000 - $2,499 $500 - $999 Robert A. Goldstein v Pat Newell v David Gould v Thomas E. Parrington John T. Harris v Mitchell N. Reinis Richard G. Hirsch v Cameron W. Wolfe, Jr. v Richard F. Kahle, Jr. v Fred Karlsen Boalt Advocates George D. Marshall v Up to $499 Michael Reed Michael R. Asimow John H. Sears Byron J. Beam R. Lewis Van Blois Robert Edward Bosso v Judge Brian R. Van Camp v Robert A. Buchman Harvey I. Wittenberg v Richard J. Geib v John Hardy v Society of 1912 In addition to his loyal ﬁnancial support, FRED GREGORY ’65 John Kagel v $500 - $999 has helped Berkeley Law as alumni association president and Paul M. Little Darryl A. Hart v John Matzger v reunion co-chair. “It’s been great to see the school improve in so James C. Rosa Boalt Advocates many ways,” Fred says. “We had a tiny women’s lounge when I was v Elliot G. Steinberg Up to $499 there, and now women comprise more than half the students. Jon H. Tolson Frank S. Bayley III Looking at the diversity of color, gender, and geography, and what Planned Gift / Bequest David J. Dezzani that has helped us achieve—it’s wonderful.” Ronald A. Hecker v Judge Patricia Herron, Ret. Douglas G. Hilton v Fred sees private philanthropy as vital to keeping Berkeley Law Nelson P. Kempsky Patrick S. Hobin v Larry S. Knupp Philip R. Michael among the nation’s top law schools—and to maintaining the value Sanford M. Skaggs Robert L. Monk v of its degree for all alumni. “When people hear about a $125 million Jay D. Smith Patrick A. Murphy capital campaign, it’s easy to think that a $50 donation won’t William J. Pesce II v James L. Rankin, Jr. matter,” he says. “But believe me, whatever alums can give genuinely 1965 Ross E. Stromberg helps our school.” Planned Gift / Bequest Donors 34 Michael James Halloran Class Members 165 Timothy J. Railton William Carey Jones Associates Robert E. Merritt, Jr. v v Participation 21% Michael Reed $2,500 - $4,999 J. Richard Morrissey James P. Schreiber v Harvey I. Wittenberg Charles R. Breyer v Total Giving $264,156 Stephen D. Swindle Steven D. Hallert Edwin C. Thomas III v Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Law School Sproul Associates Boalt Advocates $100,000 and Above 1966 $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499 Stuart M. Gordon v D. Keith Bilter v Donors 44 Anonymous v Merritt S. Yoelin * Jules F. Bonjour, Jr. Class Members 240 John L. Afton v Theodore R. Bresler v Dean’s Society Counselors Nyle G. Barnes Participation 18% Ronald A. Cohan v Dana C. (Woody) Bradford III $50,000 - $99,999 Total Giving $60,100 Robert C. Copeland Lorenzo E. Chambliss Norman Oberstein Don Goldstein v Sidney J. Cohen Beth D. Karren v Dennis M. Eagan v Dean’s Society Members Dean’s Society Members Edward V. Pollack v James G. Harrigan v $10,000 - $24,999 v $10,000 - $24,999 Frederick M. Pownall Chester J. Hinshaw Noel W. Nellis v Clifford L. Schaffer Robert O. Kaplan v E. Roy Eisenhardt James M. Seff v Ken M. Kawaichi v Richard L. Fruin, Jr. v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Hans Koppensteiner Fred F. Gregory v Glen R. Kuykendall $5,000 - $9,999 Society of 1912 * Theodore B. Olson $500 - $999 Andrew G. Lange John C. Fossum John G. Mengshol v Mark W. Jordan Anonymous v v John I. Taylor v Allen R. Jackson v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

21 Kenneth M. Miller Boalt Advocates Society of 1912 Law School Sproul Associates Daniel H. O'Connell Up to $499 $500 - $999 $1,000 - $2,499 Kenneth E. Porter Anonymous (2) v v v Robert A. Raber v Philip Anisman Peter A. Berger Zvi Ben-Shalom (Harris Werksman) v v Patricia C. Wilder Eric Jorgensen R. Gardner Jolley Michael C. Donaldson S. Kingsley Macomber v Stephen M. Lowe v Tom Dowse v v Planned Gift / Bequest Brian J. Servatius Paul H. Verriere, Jr. Ronald N. Finn v Larry D. Struve v Anonymous Peter Hemenway Brentnall P. Turley Society of 1912 v Charles R. Breyer Dixon R. Howell $500 - $999 Fernando V. Hernandez Steven M. Kipperman Boalt Advocates Timothy G. Laddish Anonymous v Noel W. Nellis Up to $499 Edward V. Pollack David A. Leipziger Robert A. Baines v Gary J. Shapiro Paul R. Minasian Anonymous v C. Michael Cooney v Art Rolston v v v Larry W. Sonsini Alfred Anthony Albers Jane Liebman Goichman David G. Shaftel v v Edward D. Thirkell Margaret DeBeers Brown Richard A. Larson Peter H. Smith v Barbara Hershey Clark & Lawrence R. Leavitt v Stanley T. Tomita Daniel N. Clark Edward R. Lebb v Richard D. Weisbart Dan H. Deuprey A. Keith Lesar 1967 Robert B. Freedman James J. Marchiano v Planned Gift / Bequest Don Geiger Rick McMichael v Donors 42 David P. Curnow Jane M. Gisevius v Alan F. Spanier v Alan E. Harris James H. Stoppello v Class Members 212 William H. Kronberger, Jr. Barry M. Sax Tom Henteleff v John D. Watterson Participation 20% Myron G. Sugarman Floyd G. Hoffman v Glenn R. Woods v Total Giving $125,375 John P. King, Jr. Norman I. Lustig v Boalt Advocates Glenn L. Moss v Up to $499 Dean’s Society Partners Michael P. Peskoe 1968 William E. Beamer $25,000 - $49,999 Mark Reutlinger v Patricia A. Butler v John G. Schwartz v Donald S. Greenberg v Donors 45 Thomas G. Haas James McManis v Daniel U. Smith Don R. Inskeep Class Members 198 v David & Geri Sandor v David J. Steinhart John W. Katz v Participation 23% Kenneth K. Summers John B. Marshall Dean’s Society Members Total Giving $142,582 W. Homer Mason $10,000 - $24,999 Planned Gift / Bequest Judith D. McConnell Paul F. Moore II Jordan L. Bloom Stephen W. Arent v Dean’s Society Counselors Russell S. Nash, Jr. v Michael C. Ferguson $50,000 - $99,999 Bruce M. Richardson v Tom Henteleff Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Ronald A. Rubenstein v William E. Gagen, Jr. v Christopher M. McLain $5,000 - $9,999 Gerald D. Thomas Bruce C. Pollock Henry E. Weinstein Robert S. Ball v Dean’s Society Members Michael B. Weisz v Ruth Greenspan Bell v $10,000 - $24,999 Maryellen Cattani Herringer v Planned Gift / Bequest William Carey Jones Associates Dave Smullin 1969 $2,500 - $4,999 Patricia A. Butler Jane Liebman Goichman Michael H. Kalkstein Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Donors 43 Jon F. Hartung David Lubetzky $5,000 - $9,999 Class Members 225 Rick McMichael Myron Sugarman v Anonymous v Participation 19% Ronald D. Rosen David E. Bordon v Alan F. Spanier Law School Sproul Associates Total Giving $90,236 Christopher M. McLain v $1,000 - $2,499 Robert M. Rhodes Dean’s Society Counselors Rosalyn M. Chapman v $50,000 - $99,999 Maxine M. Chesney v William Carey Jones Associates 1970 Stanley F. Farrar v $2,500 - $4,999 Mark Bertelsen v Robert C. Herr v Donors 42 Alexander L. Brainerd v Beverly B. Savitt v John M. Filice, Jr. v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Class Members 192 Frank A. Schreck v $5,000 - $9,999 Society of 1912 Participation 22% Francis J. Bardsley $500 - $999 Law School Sproul Associates Total Giving $91,475 Kathleen Archer Bowden & $1,000 - $2,499 William Carey Jones Associates Gerald D. Bowden v Dean's Society Partners Alison G. Anderson $2,500 - $4,999 Paul E. Crost $24,999 - $49,999 Clayton E. Clement v v Kenneth J. Adelson Michael D. Farr v Emlen H. Ehrlich Jon F. Hartung v Carl J. Stoney, Jr. Arthur B. Fine v Jarold A. Evans William T. Hoffman v David B. Frohnmayer v Steven L. Hallgrimson Ellen Sickles James v Stephen R. Kay v Garry J. D. Hubert Richard S. Kopf William H. Kronberger, Jr. v Russell B. Sunshine v Barry Wm. Levine Steven R. Manchester Peter K. Westen William R. Rauth III Edward A. Rucker v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

22 Dean’s Society Members $10,000 - $24,999

v 1971 Jon L. Heberling v Leonard Unger Donors 47 Douglas H. Wolf v Class Members 228 William Carey Jones Associates Participation 21% $2,500 - $4,999 Total Giving $242,936 Franklin R. Garﬁeld Vincent L. Ricci v Dean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and above Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 - $2,499 Mario M. Rosati v

Howard D. Coleman v Dean’s Society Counselors Lee T. Dicker v Brendan M. Dixon v $50,000 - $99,999 Kenneth E. Falstrom Bernard Bradley Barber v Ned A. Fine v Dean L. Flint v Dean's Society Partners Ralph A. Lombardi v $24,999 - $49,999 Sheila H. Meer John T. Perkinson v Arthur J. Shartsis v Dale J. Power Ernest N. Reddick v Dean’s Society Members Thomas S. Salinger v $10,000 - $24,999 Lee Van Boven v v Lawrence E. Volmert v Patrick J. Simpson For JAMES JOSEPH ’72, whose California roots and afﬁnity Robert P. vom Eigen v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates for the state run deep, helping Berkeley Law has long been a priority. Society of 1912 $5,000 - $9,999 “My grandmother was a native Californian,” he says. “ UC is a bedrock $500 - $999 Jean Marie Bordon v of the state, its prosperity is crucial to our interests, and the law v Wayne B. Cooper v Judith G. Kleinberg school is a wonderful institution that I’m proud to support.” Susan K. Fisher Bruce S. Ross v v Ward Fuller v James A. Rothstein That sentiment blossomed in 2002, when James and a classmate Paul R. Hoeber v organized a reunion of their small ﬁrst-year Property section. “That Leslie S. Klinger v William Carey Jones Associates Malcolm A. Mackenzie $2,500 - $4,999 group was the nucleus of my social life at Berkeley and we remained v Knute M. Miller Robert D. Evans v friends all through law school,” James recalls. Three decades later, Hans W. Niederer Jane M. Leroe v well over half of the section’s members attended the reunion. “It felt v William E. Prachar Glenn A. Smith v Neal A. Roberts v like we’d all seen each other last Thursday. That was a memorable Gail Migdal Title v Law School Sproul Associates night and a powerful reminder of the school's importance in my life.” Timothy W. Tower v $1,000 - $2,499

Boalt Advocates Charles Richard Ajalat Marc H. Bozeman Up to $499 James S. Ader v Joseph T. Kiefer William M. Chamberlain v William W. Bedsworth v Mario M. Rosati Anonymous Christopher S. Crook v Daniel T. Berkley v Stephen H. Cornet Larry J. Frumes v Kathryn Gabler v Dan Bertozzi, Jr. Peter W. Hanschen v Paul E. Kremser, Jr. Merrick J. Bobb Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. v Michael S. Manchester v Kerry B. Conway v 1972 Thomas C. Holman v Robert A. Schnider v James R. Farrand Anne T. Kneeland Lloyd G. Stephens v Steven Finell Donors 40 Bernhard M. Maassen v Ronald C. Winkler Irene R. Haynie v John F. Meck III v Class Members 241 Sharon G. Wrubel v Douglas W. Holt v Michael L. Meyers Janice E. Kosel v Participation 17% Planned Gift / Bequest Brian O. Leary Society of 1912 Total Giving $83,087 Ernest J. Maupin v Donald D. Gralnek $500 - $999 James T. Mooschekian Fred B. Oliver Dean's Society Partners Joseph T. Kiefer Allan D. Smirni Marietta Poerio $25,000 - $49,999 Dan L. Kirby v D. Rebecca Snow Carl J. Stoney, Jr. James W. Klein Robert N. Weatherbeee Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis v Leonard Unger John E. Mason v Dale Minami v Planned Gift / Bequest Dean’s Society Members v Wallace C. Stark Bernard B. Barber III $10,000 - $24,999 Duke B. Diehl James C. Fowler v Boalt Advocates Diane D. Eames Gene A. Lucero v Up to $499 Robert D. Evans Deanna Ruth Rutter Anonymous Gene G. Harter v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

23 William Carey Jones Associates Steven S. Bell v J. Mark Waxman Jennifer Gee $2,500 - $4,999 Richard K. Roeder v Philip S. Weismehl v Bill Goodman Peter F. Welch v Vida M. Holguin Robin M. Edwards v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Ted T. Kitada v Dennis C. Sullivan v $5,000 - $9,999 Planned Gift / Bequest David Mannheimer Arthur N. Marquis v Law School Sproul Associates David A. Rosenfeld v Kappy K. Bristol Bill Morrow $1,000 - $2,499 Max Edward Spring v Ann F. Hasse Penny N. Nakatsu v Bruce D. Sunstein v Archibald C. K. Kaolulo Anonymous v Luis FP Palhares Steven M. Woodside Robert L. Harris Beth Summers Robert E. Izmirian v Tom Surh William Carey Jones Associates Dennis S. Karjala v Ellen Widess $2,500 - $4,999 1974 Lynn Pasahow v Mary A. Yen Frank C. Rothrock v Kappy K. Bristol v Donors 43 Ivor E. Samson v William McGrane Planned Gift / Bequest Class Members 268 Richard C. Neal William T. Barker Society of 1912 Participation 16% Wayne A. Brooks $500 - $999 Law School Sproul Associates Robert S. Condie $1,000 - $2,499 Total Giving $60,976 Jeffrey A. Kaplan v Martin A. Mattes v v Leonard C. Schwab John M. Ottoboni James P. Drummy Dean’s Society Members Jeff A. Gorelick Ulrich Wagner Clyn Smith III $10,000 - $24,999 Don Tortorice Hartmut G. Grossman v Edward J. Watson Stephen D. Kaus v Rick Sherman v Steve Kostka Boalt Advocates Alan S. Levins v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates 1975 Up to $499 Natalie West v $5,000 - $9,999 Robert B. Yoshitomi v Donors 47 Anonymous Peter J. Benvenutti & Lise A. Pearlman v Robert C. Barrett v Jamie Jacobs-May Class Members 277 Society of 1912 Charles E. Costello Martin A. Mattes v $500 - $999 Participation 17% v Shirley Woo v Bill Curran Total Giving $85,452 John F. Davis Stevan C. Adelman Gayle L. Dukelow & Rosalyn S. Zakheim Richard D. Burstein v William Carey Jones Associates Pedro B. Echeverria v Hans Bertram-Nothnagel v $2,500 - $4,999 Dean’s Society Partners Harold G. Friedman Marsha Siegel Berzon v $24,999 - $49,999 William T. Barker v Auban A. Jackson Christopher Campbell v Luke Ellis v Susan Frelich Appleton Eliot Jubelirer Susan J. Kawaichi v Susan Thomas Kattan Michael F. Kruley v Dean’s Society Members John G. Mackie v Law School Sproul Associates John L. Langslet v Steven J. McCoy $1,000 - $2,499 $10,000 - $24,999 Norman D. Menegat Stephen A. Moe v William C. Moritz v Julie Conger Shirley A. Sanderson Peter Eric Pollaczek v Salomon Quintero Thomas C. Given Thomas G. Reddy v v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Richard G. Schickele v Terrence S. Terauchi Hal Kruth v $5,000 - $9,999 Robert N. Schiff Louis P. Warchot II v Robert L. Lawrence v Mark D. Schiffmacher Howard L. Wu v Lawrence Peitzman Marc R. Palotay v Brian C. Walsh v Guyla W. Ponomareff v Jill C. White Boalt Advocates Christopher H. Schroeder v William Carey Jones Associates Up to $499 Anne Trebilcock $2,500 - $4,999 Paul J. Hall v Anonymous (2) Society of 1912 Stephen T. Peter S. Muñoz v Andrew R. Adler v $500 - $999 Russell D. Atkinson Stephen Stublarec v v Zamora Michael J. Baker v Randall Barkan David F. Boyle Robert C. Berring, Jr. Law School Sproul Associates v Craig H. Casebeer v Tom Harriman $1,000 - $2,499 1973 Jane S. Kumin v Bertram Cohen Anonymous v Eric S. Multhaup Steven R. Feldstein Adrian Arima Donors 59 James A. Murray Jose J. Garcia Katharine T. Bartlett v Alan M. Ramo Class Members 243 Joseph M. Goldhammer v John E. Brown Ira G. Rivin Participation 24% Stephen G. Gould v Lance A. Ito v George A. Rutherglen v Ann Fingarette Hasse Louis T. Lozano Total Giving $102,203 David A. Schuricht v Leslie A. Johnson Jane B. Moore John Seesel v Jane F. Kauvar Dorothy K. Robinson Thomas S. Williamson, Jr. v Dean’s Society Partners Edward S. Labowitz v Jeffrey S. Roehl $24,999 - $49,999 Lynda M. Murphy John M. True III & Claudia Wilken v Thomas M. Norminton v Boalt Advocates Clare H. Springs Michael E. Shapiro Up to $499 Society of 1912 Tower C. Snow, Jr. v Dean’s Society Members Arthur B. Ferguson, Jr. $500 - $999 Terry L. Spitz v $10,000 - $24,999 Clifford E. Frieden Joanne B. Grossman v Teresa Tan v Joseph C. Friedman Pamela S. Jue John E. Thorson Todd Fujinaga Judith Droz Keyes v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

24 Bruce E. Maximov v John R. Bonn v $2,500 - $4,999 Dean’s Society Members Perry D. Mocciaro v Daniel A. Case v $10,000 - $24,999 Roger J. Peters v A. Larry Passar v Sarah G. Flanagan v Rick Robins v Steven G. Zieff v Bonnie Sun v Ralph E. Hughes v Warren R. Jensen v Law School Sproul Associates Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Boalt Advocates Jonathan R. Paret v $1,000 - $2,499 $5,000 - $9,999 Up to $499 Alan D. Pedlar v Donald K. Tamaki v Eric K. Behrens & Joyce M. Hicks v James M. Heslin v Anonymous Leslie Joyce Tchaikovsky v Peter M. Heinemann v v George D. Appelbaum Michael L. Martinez Joel Linzner v Elizabeth R. Arnold v Jon Michaelson Norman A. Beil Society of 1912 Bernard Lu v Angela Nomellini v Jo Brooks $500 - $999 Gregg Oppenheimer v v John O. Swendseid William Carey Jones Associates Lani L. Ewart Anonymous v Alan M. Fenning John P. Warner v $2,500 - $4,999 Bruce I. Cohen v Kenneth P. Freiberg v Robert E. White v John M. Grether v Janet M. Alexander v Stephen H. Gimber Jeffrey C. Wolfstone R. Bradford Huss v Colbert Matsumoto v Ellen S. Greenstone John S. Peterson v Lawrence L. Hoenig v Society of 1912 v Douglas P. Johnson Noel Ragsdale Law School Sproul Associates v $500 - $999 Alan M. Katz v Alexander F. Wiles $1,000 - $2,499 v Alfredo M. Morales v Bruce E. Coolidge Lynne Carmichael v Marta L. Morando Boalt Advocates Betsy Miller Jenning v Constance de la Vega v Michelle A. Murphy & Up to $499 Soung-Soo Kim v Patrice M. Dusausoy Robert E. Perkins v Charles E. Merrill v Anonymous v Alan B. Kalin Norman Pine v Marv Pearlstein v Michael H. Bancroft v Stephen M. Kristovich v Stephen L. Porter Douglas K. Porter Stefanie Beninato v Scott Lichtig Michael H. Posner v Guy A. Randles Carl S. Burak Thomas F. Maser Sylvia Simmons Prozan v Nina Rivkind v The Honorable Thomas H. Cahraman v Richard E. Meade v David A. Ringnell v Peter L. Shaw v William H. Webster Roger L. Hudson Kenneth E. Keller v Boalt Advocates Society of 1912 Steven Kotz v Planned Gift / Bequest Up to $499 $500 - $999 Ira J. Kurzban Stevens A. Carey Paul M. Minault Philip G. Peters, Jr. Karen K. Ackerman v Glenn M. Gottlieb Thomas G. Quinn v Marcheta Allen v Mark A. Itkin v Wilma R. K. Rader Richard Cowart v Wendy L. Krasner Robert D. Reichman Lawrence A. Cox Nancy G. Miller v 1976 Andrew H. Sawyer v Jacqueline C. Crowle & Charles T. Scott v James J. Mittermiller v Ellen J. Sazzman Robert R. Garcia Lillian Nakagawa Miyasaki v Donors 45 Sue Ann Levin Schiff Ruth N. Holzman v Hiroshi Motomura v Class Members 263 Donald A. Shapiro Jonathan D. Jerison v Ralph A. Ongkeko v Marjorie M. Shultz v David M. Louie Participation 17% Andrea L. Peterson v Roberta K. Spurgeon v Richard M. Rosston v Total Giving $198,819 Ken H. Takayama v Barbara L. Salomon v Boalt Advocates Michele D. Stratton v Up to $499 Dean’s Society Counselors Planned Gift / Bequest Emily E. Vasquez v $50,000 - $99,999 Stefanie Beninato James B. Altman Planned Gift / Bequest Maria L. Arevalo Charles Y. Tanabe v Jeffrey P. Brandt v Anonymous Douglas R. Young Stephen McG. Bundy v Stephanie C. Tramz 1977 Allison S. Butler Dean’s Society Members Wendy Carson v $10,000 - $24,999 Donors 37 Eva Y. Chan v Elizabeth H. Eisenhardt v Harold J. Evans Class Members 281 1978 J. Michael Hemmer v Cynthia J. Giles Lawrence A. Hobel v Participation 13% Donors 58 Peter H. Goldsmith Dale A. Hudson v Michael C. Phillips v Total Giving $98,770 Class Members 275 Harris E. Kershnar v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Participation 21% Andrew R. Krakoff $5,000 - $9,999 Dean’s Society Partners Robert J. Lowe $25,000 - $49,999 Total Giving $390,589 W. T. Lowe v David Carlyon Deborah E. McFarland v Lee W. Cotugno v Dean’s Society Leadership Circle George J. McNabb v Catherine DeBono Holmes v William Carey Jones Associates $100,000 and above Robert E. Moorehead v $2,500 - $4,999 Michael P. Murphy v Dean’s Society Members Elizabeth J. Cabraser v Charles R. Myers Linda B. Lichter v $10,000 - $24,999 Kenneth H. Natkin Thomas B. Worth v Dean's Society Partners Mark D. Lubin v Azike A. Ntephe $25,000 - $49,999 Law School Sproul Associates Vivian D. O'Neal William Carey Jones Associates v v $1,000 - $2,499 Holly J. Fujie Julian E. Ponce Mark Rindner & Christine Schleuss v Anne Beroza v Richard Roisman v v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

25 Terry E. Roth Erika Wodinsky v Nancy Ludmerer Ted W. Cassman Alan Statman Elinora S. Mantovani J. Frederick Clarke, Jr. v Marcia Vandercook Vonya B. McCann v Martha K. Gooding Duff Zwald Joel T. Perlstein v Elizabeth Harrison Hadley 1980 Mark A. Stankevich Albert J. Kutchins v Geoffrey L. Thorpe Margaret G. Leavitt & Alan B. Lilly v Donors 55 Arline S. Tyler Deborah J. Marx 1979 Class Members 314 Kenneth S. Meyers v Planned Gift / Bequest Wilhelm A. F. Moll v Donors 36 Participation 18% Marcia A. Abrams Patricia M. Scanlon v Class Members 279 Total Giving $48,433 Victoria Brademan & Robert A. Enholm Lawrence L. Tong Karen Stevenson Participation 13% Planned Gift / Bequest Dean’s Society Members Total Giving $101,083 $10,000 - $24,999 Dorothy F. Dickey Pamela M. Woods Paul T. Clark v Dean’s Society Partners 1981 $25,000 - $49,999 William Carey Jones Associates Donors 41 James G. Gilliland, Jr. v $2,500 - $4,999 Class Members 301 1982 v Dean’s Society Members Melvin F. Fortes Participation 14% Bob Infelise v Donors 32 $10,000 - $24,999 Charles R. Rice v Total Giving $67,408 Class Members 286 Clothilde V. Hewlett v Thurman V. White, Jr v Frederick T. Muto & Lynn Hart Muto Dean’s Society Partners Participation 11% Law School Sproul Associates $25,000 - $49,999 Total Giving $83,918 Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $1,000 - $2,499 $5,000 - $9,999 Steven E. Bochner v Russell J. Austin v Dean's Society Counselors H. Lee Halterman v Glenn D. Dassoff v Dean’s Society Members $50,000 - $99,999 Clothilde V. Hewlett v Albert Erkel, Jr. v $10,000 - $24,999 v Norman P. Givant Joel S. Sanders William Carey Jones Associates Joel S. Goldman v Diana H. Staring v Dean’s Society Members $2,500 - $4,999 Scott Jacobson v David A. Katz Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $10,000 - $24,999 Alexandra Laboutin Bannon v Michael S. Mensik & $5,000 - $9,999 Michael W. Hall v Marguerite M. Tompkins v Nancy R. Heinen v Law School Sproul Associates Gregory D. & Miriam V. Sheehan John R. Box $1,000 - $2,499 David M. Vander Haar v Rebecca De Kalb Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Judge Lydia Villarreal v Dana P. Newman v Donald Arbitblit v $5,000 - $9,999 Timothy John Williams v Madeline Chun v Law School Sproul Associates Charles J. Stevens v Roy S. Geiger v Society of 1912 $1,000 - $2,499 Fran M. Layton v $500 - $999 William Carey Jones Associates David L. Osias v Robert Bramson v Victoria Brademan & Robert Allen Enholm v Erik D. Dryburgh $2,500 - $4,999 v Society of 1912 Judge Kelvin D. Filer Joel A. Feuer & Regina A. Stagg Virginia Ettinger Phillips v $500 - $999 Stephen D. Fraser & Deborah K. Miller v Sandra A. Golze v Richard Freedman v Daniel G. Jordan v Law School Sproul Associates William A. Browner v v Stephen L. Garber Paul J. Klausner $1,000 - $2,499 Edward M. Chen Judge Raymond Z. Ortiz John A. O'Malley v Andrew J. Demetriou Stephen M. Rummage v Lulu Zimmerman Witcoff Cathy A. Costantino v Douglas Cole Grijalva Michael A. Sherman Ana S. & Martin Fineman Michael S. Himmel v Mark D. Whatley v Society of 1912 Steven M. Jawetz v v Joseph D. Lee v Mary Ann McCamant Timothy S. Williams $500 - $999 Joseph Schlesinger v Sook Young Yeu & Gillis L. Heller v Gary B. Pruitt Paul F. Scholtes Guy D. Calladine David Witcoff Joe C. Sorenson v Boalt Advocates Peter W. Colby Edward L. Wolf v J. Martin Sproul Up to $499 Yura Wi Freedman v Natalie L. Gubb v Society of 1912 Jennifer Bergovoy Boalt Advocates Gillis L. Heller v $500 - $999 Thor E. Buell v Ronald D. Kent Up to $499 Mark G. Chalpin v Jennifer Bellah Maguire v F. Daniel Leventhal v Anonymous (2) Henrietta Cohen Mark G. Parnes Michael H. Whitehill v Timothy Davis v Michael C. Cohen Jeffrey M. Sulenski v David Daniel Wild v Faith D. Dornbrand Lee A. DuRard Michael H. Zischke v Kenneth T. Zwick Eric O. Freeberg Janet B. Fogel v Randolph B. Godshall Bruce D. Fong & Virginia Lim v Boalt Advocates v Boalt Advocates Jo Ann Lach Steven Formaker Up to $499 Michael A. Lee v Doug M. Fraleigh v Up to $499 v v David F. Gantz v Anonymous Hon. Patricia M. Lucas Anonymous (2) v v James D. Gordon III v Wayne L. Bender v James L. McGinnis Diane Aaron v v Albert T. Harutunian III v Lydia Raleigh Berggren v Leigh-Ann Miyasato Victoria C. Belco Roderick A. Rodewald v Craig W. Hunter v Bruce W. Blakely Jeffrey L. Bornstein v Edward G. Weil Lawrence M. Kopeikin

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

26 Christopher Chase v Neil E. Taxy v Joel R. Singer Jeffrey M. Chu & Tara K. Mochizuki v Barbara Clark Craig B. Etlin v Tracy M. Getz v Boalt Advocates Society of 1912 Jeffrey A. Glick v Up to $499 $500 - $999 Society of 1912 Mary K. Hedley v $500 - $999 Anonymous (2) Dennis O. Seymour, Jr. v John D. Henderson Ronald P. Albert Eileen A. Shibata v Jeffrey C. Eglash v Jeanne M. Kempthorne Mark S. Beaufait v Richard P. Walker Koji Fujitani v Mark L. Kenchelian v Lucia L. Blakeslee v Edward J. Willig III Nancy S. Pemberton v v Donald M. Lewis III v Richard Burger Miriam Ducoff Smolen v Brad A. Morrice v Kim E. Clark Boalt Advocates Margaret Roisman v v Robert J. Faris Up to $499 Boalt Advocates Jonathan H. Hulbert v Up to $499 Planned Gift / Bequest Ann Jorgensen v Anthony Aguirre Esther Y. Kim v Carol L. Bussey v Anonymous v Claudia M. Belcher Michael J. Korver Kenneth C. Byrne v Thomas P. Amodio Lisa A. Goldﬁen Douglas C. Michael v Margaret W. Capron Lee R. Bogdanoff Jo Ann M. Navickas Charles N. Charnas v Elizabeth N. Brancart Ben Riley Michael J. Dalton Mary Coppinger Cutler v James P. Rooney v Robert W. Denham Lisa J. Gold 1983 Carol Samek Beth M. Goldman Richard D. Gorelick v Barton S. Selden David C. Gurnick Jason T. Hirschman v Donors 50 Timothy A. Stafford William R. Hill Che Hong Lee v Class Members 312 Jacque Nims Westling v Robin D. Irvine v Charmaine F. Mesina Thomas Yamachika Gail Ivens Peter M. Patton Participation 16% Ann I. Jones Daniel J. Schneider v Total Giving $48,410 Planned Gift / Bequest Joseph Lavitt Matthew D. Schreiber v Monica R. Lee & Edward L. Molyneaux III v Scott E. Starbird Kim E. Clark Milton L. Lorig v Sergio A. Tejadilla Dean’s Society Members A. Marina Gracias Kevin G. McCurdy Katherine J. Thomson v $10,000 - $24,999 Ann Jorgensen Crystal S. Needham Stephen F. Tobias v Clare H. Macdonald Laurinda Liguori Ochoa C. Brandon Wisoff Gregory L. Hilbrich Robert F. Roos v Marc A. Zeppetello v Veronica Sanchez v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Bruce M. Slavin v Planned Gift / Bequest $5,000 - $9,999 1984 Jose P. Umali v v Anonymous Monica B. Rodal v Richard G. Wallace Donors 46 Harry A. Zinn Diane B. de Forest William Carey Jones Associates Class Members 297 $2,500 - $4,999 Participation 15% Anonymous 1985 1986 David D. Caron Total Giving $86,610 Eric Chen v Donors 37 Donors 33 Thomas B. McGuire, Jr. & Dean’s Society Members Class Members 288 Josephine E. Powe v $10,000 - $24,999 Class Members 287 Participation 13% Participation 11% Law School Sproul Associates Paula E. Boggs v Joanne Lahner v Total Giving $77,966 $1,000 - $2,499 Total Giving $207,945 Ellyn M. Lindsay v Anonymous Dean’s Society Partners Dean’s Society Members David S. Blum v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $25,000 - $49,999 $10,000 - $24,999 Keith K. Hiraoka $5,000 - $9,999 Martina W. Knee v Daniel S. Floyd v Gail M. (Overcashier) Dolton F. Ron Krausz David S. Carter v Nancy L. Fineman v v Gerald A. Kurland & Mark Pécheck Dean’s Society Members David J. Larwood v v Marta Thoerner Kurland v $10,000 - $24,999 Andrés Rivero Rena L. O'Malley William Carey Jones Associates Ethan P. Schulman $2,500 - $4,999 Gregory D. Call v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Steven L. Smith v Lindsee P. Granﬁeld v $5,000 - $9,999 Sally A. Drach & John M. Rosenthal v Michael D. Stern Suzanne Greenberg v Thomas N. Harding v v Mark D. Weinberg William R. Lindsay v Jack T. Sheridan Steven L. Vettel v Carol Davis Zucker v Donna M. Petkanics v Steven L. Wittels v William Carey Jones Associates Society of 1912 William Carey Jones Associates $2,500 - $4,999 Law School Sproul Associates $500 - $999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,000 - $2,499 James E. Castello R. Ann Fallon Michael L. Charlson v Jay W. Deverich Stacey M. Byrnes Robert L. Lin v Duane Lyons & Tracie Tabor Lyons v A. Marina Gracias v Scott A. Edelman v Miriam D. Starc v Michael F. Grady Bradley J. Rock Mary B. Foster v v Allen B. Grodsky Jay Fujitani v Law School Sproul Associates Law School Sproul Associates Laurie J. Howard Matthew W. Powell v Beth L. Karpf $1,000 - $2,499 $1,000 - $2,499 v v Lauren M. LaPietra Robert A. Chapman v Ross A. Albert Thomas D. Nevins III David A. Cheit Karen L. Bowen v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

27 Kenton J. King v Dean’s Society Members 1988 $10,000 - $24,999 Donors 36 Evan R. Cox v Erika A. Kelton Class Members 307 v Laura W. Young Participation 12% Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Total Giving $123,461 $5,000 - $9,999 Richard A. Klubeck Dean's Society Counselors Terdema L. Ussery II $50,000 - $99,999 Tracy K. Edmonson v William Carey Jones Associates $2,500 - $4,999 Dean’s Society Members

Anonymous v $10,000 - $24,999 Jan Peeters Won-Kyou Ryou Diane Stewart-Zezza v Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 - $2,499 Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates

Linda M. Dardarian v $5,000 - $9,999 Warren S. de Wied v In her role as board president of the Angel Island Conservancy— Nancy L. Corshen Stephen P. Freccero v John W. Kuo v and in her marriage—GAIL DOLTON ’86 sees a strong link Ellen J. Garber v Gisele C. Rainer between spousal support and charitable support. “Most couples Kate Jastram v Thomas A. Letscher v William Carey Jones Associates work out their giving decisions together,” she says. A key to her level Dana S. Rieger $2,500 - $4,999 of giving to Berkeley Law is “my husband Doug being engaged and Denise M. Shea-Malcolm v Jonathan S. Simon v Evangelina M. Almirantearena impressed with the school. He loves attending moot court and v Lewis B. Tarver, Jr. v Gregory T. Davidson other events, and he sees what the school means to me.” Society of 1912 Law School Sproul Associates While serving on the alumni association board, she “quickly saw $500 - $999 $1,000 - $2,499 that the need for alumni support is much greater than ever before.” Marque C. Chambliss William N. Hebert Gail, the general counsel at Parkside Lending, views alumni Michael A. Chasalow John O. Horsley engagement as integral to Berkeley Law's long-term success because Mitchell M. Chupack v Roger R. Myers Leslie E. John Anthony J. Richmond v it “re-energizes people and reminds them what the school means John H. Knox Christina A. Spaulding v not only to them, but to the society in which we all live.” Perry P. Oei v Claire A. Walls v Neil A. F. Popovic David E. Woodruff v William R. Sawyers v Society of 1912 Boalt Advocates Barbara H. Clement v Kathleen M. Vanden Heuvel $500 - $999 Up to $499 Millard A. Murphy v José H. Varela v Steven D. Anderson v Anonymous v Ichiro Araki Society of 1912 Planned Gift / Bequest Anne Bruner Nash v Maureen Carden $500 - $999 Rosemarie Y. Nahm Laura E. Bresler Genevieve T. Dougherty Drew E. Edwards & Johanna M. Fontenot Thomas A. O'Brien Tony Bakos v Gail (Overcashier) Dolton William M. Scherer v Albert J. Boro, Jr. v Barbara A. Fain Lauren B. Edelman Virginia G. Villa Kent E. Cattani Barbra Shotel G. Markell Fluckiger Maureen A. Young v David R. Stewart Leah Gardner v Joni T. Hiramoto Boalt Advocates Boalt Advocates Crystal D. Johnson v v Up to $499 Up to $499 1987 Neil J. Kearney Dora Y. Mao Anonymous v Anonymous v v Donors 45 Jason R. Marks Erick J. Becker George C. Aguilar Candace S. McCoy Alfred W. Brandt Paul Churchill v Class Members 300 Christer L. Mossberg Damon M. Connolly Jason M. Cox v Participation 15% Chiahua Pan Loree A. Devery Lauren B. Edelman John L. Petr v James R. Dixon Jerome H. Friedberg v Total Giving $91,239 Robert J. Plotkowski Marina C. Hsieh Rina Hirai v David E. Sirias Daryl S. Landy Claudia Valdez Knox Dean’s Society Partners Richard S. Taylor Janet Luck v James C. Lu $25,000 - $49,999 John F. Pinheiro Daniel R. Miller v Planned Gift / Bequest Kevin P. Quinn, SJ v Karen S. Schryver v Joan Stieber Trina Thompson William W. Bloch Wendy S. Strimling Robert J. Trachtenberg Evan R. Cox Laura I. Trejo Syna N. Dennis

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

28 Planned Gift / Bequest 1989 Ronald S. Epstein Donors 46 Class Members 300 1990 Participation 15% Donors 35 Total Giving $40,450 Class Members 284 Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Participation 12% $5,000 - $9,999 Total Giving $60,198 Caroline D. Avery & Jon S. Tigar v Debra L. Fischer v Dean’s Society Members James P. Ryan $10,000 - $24,999

Robert P. Doty v William Carey Jones Associates Kris & Tom Stoever v $2,500 - $4,999

Robert L. Falk v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Karen L. Kennard $5,000 - $9,999 Michael F. Tubach Kathi J. Pugh v Law School Sproul Associates William Carey Jones Associates KEVIN KENNEDY ’91 paid $700 a semester to attend $1,000 - $2,499 $2,500 - $4,999 Berkeley Law. During his third year, the state imposed its ﬁrst Mark B. Abbott v Araceli Cole supplemental fee on professional schools: $500. “From the reaction, Steven W. Black Thomas A. Counts v Brian E. Argrett v you would’ve thought they were amputating limbs,” Kevin recalls. Juliet A. Davison v Geoffrey M. Gold v Allan T. Marks v “The bargain my generation received on tuition meant most of us Geoffrey W. Haynes v Michael L. Schenkman v Steven Hellman v didn’t appreciate how much it costs to run the law school or that John R. Tinkham Randall R. Lee v it needed alumni support. Times have obviously changed.” Daniel E. O'Connor Law School Sproul Associates A corporate partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett who recruits $1,000 - $2,499 Society of 1912 at Berkeley Law every year, Kevin appreciates how the school has $500 - $999 Gretta Goldenman bolstered its business law faculty ranks and course offerings. Mareta C. Hamre v Brian E. Argrett v Clare M. Maier v “Most law ﬁrm jobs are corporate jobs, yet most law schools Carol L. Brownstein v Thomas M. Cleary Felice & Chris McGrath focus on litigation,” he says. “It’s great to see Berkeley ramp up Kim A. Thompson Leon Dayan v its business law program so effectively.” Diane M. Doolittle Michael L. Tuchin v Robert R. Holmen v Kenneth M. Kliebard Society of 1912 Cynthia Lee v $500 - $999 William Carey Jones Associates Juliet T. Browne & Jon W. Hinck v Boalt Advocates $2,500 - $4,999 David B. Feldman Up to $499 1991 v Lisa Chavarria Goodglick v James H. Abrams Rick W. Jarvis v Scott H. Bauman Gregory N. Pimstone v Donors 29 Jeff Bleich Mark V. Boennighausen v Boalt Advocates Class Members 283 Law School Sproul Associates Leland Chan Up to $499 Participation 10% $1,000 - $2,499 Aron Cramer L. Rachel Lerman Timothy P. Crudo Martin D. Bern Total Giving $105,994 Timothy A. Miller v Laura N. Fashing Christopher B. Conner v Robert C. Holtzapple v Lt. Colonel Frank Delzompo, USMC & Dean’s Society Counselors Society of 1912 David C. Kalemkarian v Lisa Delzompo $50,000 - $99,999 Alison D. Keel v Thomas Dorer v $500 - $999 v v Anonymous Rebecca J. Kurland David A. Ericksen Andrew M. Kaplan v Diana L. Lee Ellison Folk Duy Q. Thai Robin E. Miller & Daniel Rossi Linda Q. Foy Dean’s Society Members $10,000 - $24,999 Ilene N. Moore George A. Gucker Boalt Advocates Marco Quazzo Edwina C. Kavanaugh v Kevin P. Kennedy Up to $499 Amy J. Resner Paula R. Lee Mark A. Lemley v Lois W. Schwartz v v J. Robert Renner v Edgar B. Cale III Anita D. Stearns Mayo v Claire Truxaw Cormier Lawrence W. Ruth Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Ted S. Storey v Steven A. Ellis v John W. Sither v Anita F. Stork $5,000 - $9,999 Amy Gustafson Finch v v Traci M. Tait Holly Doremus v Carl R. Goldberg v Lorena E. Haynes Julie Kusske Xanders Sean M. SeLegue v Steven S. Kimball Trisha M. Kimura v v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

29 Scott A. Kronland v Susan Boenninghausen v Planned Gift / Bequest Dean's Society Members Kevin T. Lantry v Raymond E. Cannon & John J. Sullivan v $10,000 - $24,999 Robert A. Schlesinger Marc S. Maister Thel W. Casper Howard G. McPherson Bettina M. Fernandez A. Marie Villafaña Mallun Yen v Michael A. Rossi Lisa B. Fitzgerald Shelley J. Sandusky v Sue C. Hansen v William Carey Jones Associates John E. Somorjai v Daniel Juarez $2,500 - $4,999 v Claude B. Stansbury Caroline S. Lee & Stephen L. Raucher 1994 Hassan A. Zavareei Marta I. Tanenhaus Patricia R. Lenzi v Katherine Knopoff Wadley v Howard Shelanski v Donors 24 Law School Sproul Associates Adam P. Siegman Class Members 232 $1,000 - $2,499 Planned Gift / Bequest Dionne G. Sinclair Raymond P. Weschler v Participation 10% Anonymous v Elizabeth A. Baus v Chun Wright v Total Giving $18,792 Mario L. Barnes Sean M. SeLegue Kuk Cho Planned Gift / Bequest Brett E. Cooper v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Alyssa T. Koo v Sue C. Hansen $5,000 - $9,999 Alexandre B. Makler v

1992 v Darren M. Trattner Society of 1912 Donors 39 $500 - $999 1993 William Carey Jones Associates Class Members 280 $2,500 - $4,999 Nicole M. Bartow v Matthew S. Forsyth v Participation 14% Donors 33 David Y. Otsuka v Tor Gronborg v Total Giving $90,500 Class Members 303 Nicole D. Harris v Law School Sproul Associates Paniti Junhasavasdikul Participation 11% $1,000 - $2,499 Dean’s Society Counselors Matthew F. Roberts v Total Giving $20,040 $50,000 - $99,999 Monica K. Cloherty v Stephanie Sue Powers Skaff Lee A. Edlund v Thomas N. Stephens v Anonymous v William Carey Jones Associates Daniel L. Pines $2,500 - $4,999 Ellen J. Rubin v Boalt Advocates Dean’s Society Members Up to $499 Lawrence E. Mittin v Nicole M. Ryan $10,000 - $24,999 v Michael B. Schwarz v Byron Shoji Anonymous v v Leo B. Helzel Charles W. Welch Andrew M. Agtagma Law School Sproul Associates Gretchen Bosschart Barber Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $1,000 - $2,499 Society of 1912 Steven A. Childress $5,000 - $9,999 $500 - $999 Stephanie E. Deaner Anonymous v v v v Patrick J. Farrell David M. Barkan Cheryl L. Berg & Jesse Berg Tom Peckham Michelle W. Waites v David R. King Jeffrey A. Kaiser Daniel J. Cloherty v Arthur C. Young Joshua E. Kirsch Stephanie Gold v Deborah C. Lambe v William Carey Jones Associates Suzanne T. Michel v Boalt Advocates Lisa A. Mammel $2,500 - $4,999 Jonathan M. Palmer & Kara Diane Palmer v Up to $499 Anna E. Muzzy v v Yvonne M. Pierrou & Michael D. Prough v Angel A. Garganta Laura H. Parsky v Anonymous Alan G. Ross Scott A. Shorr v Society of 1912 Mark D. Lucia v Laird P. Steverango v $500 - $999 Stephen M. Miller v Law School Sproul Associates Glenda M. Zarbock $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Craig D. Norris Anthony C. Infanti v Rachel Nosowsky Michael F. Kelleher v v Cathy J. Ostiller Alex M. Moisa & Rhonda R. Trotter James D. Vaughn David F. Rees & Linly Ferris Rees v Irma Rodriguez-Moisa v 1996 Eric J. Rosenzweig v Erika Rottenberg v Yael R. Schauder Sandee Simshauser Boalt Advocates Donors 28 Frank E. Solomon v Jaime A. Villalobos Up to $499 Sarah C. Wilson Class Members 263 Robert Charles Ward Charles K. Ashley Participation 11% Raul Cadena Society of 1912 William H. Fernholz v Total Giving $54,524 $500 - $999 Thomas L. Freedman v v 1995 Kimberly A. Gaab Dean’s Society Partners Alan A. Abrams, MD William T. Gallagher v v $24,999 - $49,999 Daniel B. Asimow & LeAnn G. Bischoff James W. Govert Donors 32 v Joshua A. Lipp Kyle W. Hoffman Class Members 276 Mitch Zuklie v Robert B. Mison v Joyce L. Hom Jones Participation 12% Julian K. Ong Petrina S. Hsi Dean’s Society Members Lorraine Y. Sumulong Ann H. Kim v Total Giving $126,248 $10,000 - $24,999 Melonie J. McCall v v Jason Lemkin Boalt Advocates Daphne Moore Dean’s Society Leadership Circle James R. Potter v Up to $499 $100,000 and above Michael N. Rosner Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Richard L. Albores Serra M. Tsethlikai David A. Carrillo $5,000 - $9,999 Deborah E. Beck v Yiping Yang v Gregory D. Bibbes Karen I. Boyd Matthew W. Close v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

30 Law School Sproul Associates Cromwell R. Montgomery v Law School Sproul Associates Karl W. Torke $1,000 - $2,499 Jamie N. Nafziger-White $1,000 - $2,499 Jennifer M. Urban Kurt B. Opsahl v Elisa A. Vitanza Peter Goss v Gillian N. Brown v Diana D. Perry-Elby v Gilbert M. Labrucherie, Jr. Deborah McInnes Festa v Gary A. Pulsinelli v v Alison P. Howard v James J. Fontanilla Carita T. Shanklin Walker v James Li Linda P. Shih v 2001 Society of 1912 Brad Simon v $500 - $999 v Society of 1912 Jojiro Takano Donors 35 Osa L. Wolff v $500 - $999 Robert S. Schlossman v Brent Yamashita v Class Members 297 JoAn Cho & Satoshi Yanai v Raymond K. Amanquah & Yanira G. Wong v Participation 12% Boalt Advocates Boalt Advocates Total Giving $22,025 Up to $499 1998 Up to $499 J. Taylor Browning Anonymous William Carey Jones Associates Jon Dean Donors 28 Roxanna M. Altholz $2,500 - $4,999 James N. Eder v Phoenix X. Cai Class Members 269 Vivian W. Chang v Jonathan M. Eisenberg v Justin S. Chang v Christian A. Chu v Adrianna E. Guzman Participation 11% Lizbeth H. Flores Garces Yury Kapgan v Brian M. Maney Johnny J. Graves v Total Giving $11,625 Anne E. Mahle v Miguel A. Marquez Ingrid Loran-Haranqui v Brooks A. Olbrys Matthew A. Mallet Christopher H. Pederson v Law School Sproul Associates Law School Sproul Associates Jennifer J. Starks JL Piscitello v $1,000 - $2,499 $1,000 - $2,499 Christina M. Wheeler v Ted Mermin & Claudia Polsky v Keith Garner & Jenny Park Garner Mark D. Servino v Kenneth DeLeon Christine Foster Li v Emily A. Smith Michael S. Kwun v Jeff Schrepfer v Robert E. Solomon v Therese M. Leone Catherine Shuck v Jessica Takano v Adam P. Schwenker 2000 Yen B. Trac v Society of 1912 Christopher D. Watkins Society of 1912 Donors 25 $500 - $999 $500 - $999 Class Members 306 Kate Bartow v Samuel Craig Dibble v Participation 8% Bradley A. Harsch & Mutya Fonte Harsch Jennifer L. Polse Brian Procel v 1997 Randall Keen v Total Giving $12,175 Jason Skaggs & Lisa Martins Skaggs v Sandra J. Santos Donors 27 William Carey Jones Associates Class Members 297 Boalt Advocates $2,500 - $4,999 Boalt Advocates Up to $499 Up to $499 Participation 9% Sona D. Shah Jennifer K. Achtert v Daska P. Babcock Total Giving $11,825 v Andrea Christine Brunetti Law School Sproul Associates Rachel A. Birkey v David N. Cassuto v Jonathan Stuart Brown $1,000 - $2,499 v Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Elizabeth Bell Celniker Anita Starchman Bryant v Dawn Marie Ceizler v $5,000 - $9,999 Elizabeth L. Riles Clements v Salima A. Merani, PhD Randal John De Jong Jaewan Park Katherine C. Zarate Dulany Jennifer Salzman Romano v Jon Dowell v Joshua S. Rider Katherine Anne Fleet Ninia Parks Elsey Junfeng Wang Sinclair S. Hwang Law School Sproul Associates Andrew Esbenshade v Jennifer Kobayashi $1,000 - $2,499 Cecilia Estolano Society of 1912 Lea S. McDermid v v Laura E. Neish v Kelly S. Howick & Robby W. Mockler $500 - $999 Lisa Arakaki v Peggy Huang Tracy Eila Reichmuth Sabing H. Lee Mie Fujimoto Christopher Jon Jewell Rick Rifenbark Jahna M. Lindemuth Caitlin M. Liu Andrew K. Schultz v Steven Thaddeus Wlodek Boalt Advocates Pratik A. Shah Society of 1912 Sandra M. Spector Debbie Yee v Up to $499 $500 - $999 Susanna E. Squier Ethan B. Andelman v Suzu Tokue Julie S. Turner v Scott B. Birkey Margaret Vasey Gerrit Warren Bleeker v Alicia Natalie Vaz Boalt Advocates 1999 Rebecca S. Engrav v v Anna Wang Up to $499 Daisy Y. Ha v Hope S. Whitney Donors 18 v Anonymous v Erika K. Mikkelsen Halford Gunnar Wolf AJ Aquilina v Class Members 291 Jason P. Hannigan v Liv K. Hassett Shona L. Armstrong Participation 6% David W. Bowker v Alexandra V. Huneeus Jess Bravin v Total Giving $12,665 Randall B. Lewis Catherine J. Carter Eric A. Moon v Margaret Nell Fitzgerald v William Carey Jones Associates Michael D. Murphy v v Thomas B. Ginsburg $2,500 - $4,999 Julie A. Salamon Steven R. Harmon v Michael J. Sawyer Nan Joesten Drew Davis v Monica C. Hayde Schreiber v Vincente Martinez Heather Mewes Mary Elizabeth Smith v v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

31 Law School Sproul Associates Law School Sproul Associates Boalt Advocates $1,000 - $2,499 $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499

2002 v Kevin K. Babikian Sasha R. Abrams Anonymous v v Donors 30 Lisa Delehunt Olle Miranda-Lin S. Bailey Catherine S. Ahn Scott Yu Will T. DeVries v Rachael Burnson & Javier C. Rivera Class Members 296 Erin Carroll v Participation 10% Society of 1912 Society of 1912 Andrea J. Fitanides $500 - $999 $500 - $999 Hartwell V. Harris v Total Giving $19,288 Sung-Mei Hsiung Bronwen A. Blass Anonymous v Elizabeth E. Hunter v Ryan J. Casamiquela v Wenfang Chen v Dean's Society Members Ann L. Kim Josephine C. Choy Brian R. Guth $10,000 - $24,999 Adrianna B. Kripke v Ramona Mateiu v Karen B. Petroski Elizabeth Lin Anonymous Erik R. Stallman Anupama K. Menon Boalt Advocates Elizabeth J. Miles Law School Sproul Associates Boalt Advocates Up to $499 Enrique A. Monagas v $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499 Laura C. Altieri Ann M. O'Leary v J. Manena Bishop Anonymous Michelle W. Anderson Beko Reblitz-Richardson & Mikako T. Cho v Maral A. Aristakessian v Volinka D. Augustenborg Miyoko Savage Michael Darron Jay Michelle E. Armond Rana Awad Mark Uzane Schneiderman v Annie & Jason Lam v Emily L. Berning Jennifer C. Bretan Nisha K. Shah Shanda C. Chapin-Rienzo Shannon D. Rozner v Robert A. Binion Sky C. Stanﬁeld Demetrius Chapin-Rienzo Mikel Diez Sarasola Jasmine M. Starr Society of 1912 Matthew P. Chapman v Steven J. Feldstein Kaja Tretjak Yan Ge $500 - $999 K. Elizabeth Dahlstrom Felix T. Wu v Victoria K. Hall Hayley C. Goodson v v Fumihiko Hori v Franklin B. Goldberg Matthew Heyn & Andrea Heyn Planned Gift / Bequest v Kristi A. Hughes v Christopher Jonathan Schafer John E. Janhunen James A. Johnson S. Davis Carniglia Timothy Yuchi Sung Lori Kepner Mohammad N. Kashmiri Kristin L. O'Hanlon Sabra-Anne Rachel Truesdale Jennifer R. Larson v Hsiao C. Mao Thuy Thi Le Boalt Advocates Karen C. Marchiano Howard T. Loo Araceli Martinez-Olguin v Up to $499 v Amir A. Naini Deborah K. Miller v 2006 Erin J. Antebi Nicole A. Ozer Anna T. Pletcher v v Sheila A. Quinlan Maki Arakawa Marnie E. Riddle Donors 24 Katherine Race Brin v Sarah M. Ray Kathy Roberts Lauren Y. Clairicia Andrea Saunders Rifenbark Bhanu K. Sadasivan Class Members 338 v Nathan M. Dooley Hillary A. Ronen Aaron C. Stonecash Participation 7% Sonja M. Strahm Warren F. Fox v Sunaina Sharma v Jason S. Takenouchi v Michael Franzinger Matthew J. Syrkin Total Giving $6,015 Winslow B. Taub Nina C. Geneson Otis v Stefanie G. West Claudia M. Vetesi Daniel Gerber Katherine L. Zucca Law School Sproul Associates Katherine H. Gordon Erica K. Zunkel v $1,000 - $2,499 Dana N. Hirschenbaum v David A. Taylor Deborah A. Leonard Planned Gift / Bequest v 2005 Daniel H. Mao Stefanie G. West Society of 1912 Ana Cheney Moon v Donors 32 $500 - $999 Denise Lillian Riley v Mara & Ben Shreck Class Members 353 Robert da Silva Ashley Jason Todd Snyder v 2004 Participation 9% Prisca Bae Thomas S. Wyatt Joanna Rosen Donors 38 Total Giving $8,418 David C. Yang v Planned Gift / Bequest Class Members 337 Boalt Advocates Cheng-Ling Chen Law School Sproul Associates Participation 11% $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499

Total Giving $30,350 Liwen A. Mah v Anonymous Noah S. Rosenthal Amanjit S. Arora Steven S. Benolkin 2003 Dean’s Society Members Society of 1912 Justin T. Berger $10,000 - $24,999 Marc T. Campopiano Donors 36 $500 - $999 Frank Martin v James B. Duff v Class Members 296 Elizabeth Hope Eng v Zachary O'Neill Fallon Participation 12% William Carey Jones Associates Phillip G. Freemon v Jennifer A. Huber $2,500 - $4,999 Jennie Kim v Sumin Joo Total Giving $30,307 Yen P. Nguyen v Melanie R. Kay Benson R. Cohen v Yungsuhn Park v Cheryl Galindo Kushida Dean's Society Members Benjamin Juhyeok Kim Bryan W. Wahl v Henry H. Lau $10,000 - $24,999 Alisa D. Nave Michael R. Lepie Tara C. Lundstrom Kathleen A. Janus Rashad J. Morris

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

32 Megan A. Jennings Yaser Herrera John D. Le & Madelene Sun Justin G. Hewgill Jessica L. Loarie Aubry R. Holland Lenin E. Lopez Tsuyoshi Ikeda v Markus Lotz Puneet V. Kakkar Joseph B. McInnis & Patricia M. Keady Virginia M. Zaunbrecher v Alexis P. Kelly Jenna Musselman Yott Monique E. Liburd Niccolo Pallesi Theodore McCombs Teresa Panepinto Sarala V. Nagala & Alexander S. Rosas Puneet K. Sandhu Tu Quyen Pham Matthew Joseph Schutte Daniel Joseph Pollak Sarah C. Spiegel Masha M. Polyakov Sarah E. Simmons Spires v Katherine K. Rankin Alison R. Watkins v Michael J. Rosen-Prinz Bryant Y. Yang David B. & Megan Z. Snyder Deana S. Sobel Julianne M. Spears v Armilla T. Staley-Ngomo 2008 Christina K. Stearns Martin R. Sul Donors 61 Matthew S. Tiberio v Sarah K. Webb Class Members 363 More than eight years have passed since TAVY DUMONT ’06 Participation 17% ﬁnished law school. But even now, as a solo practitioner, Berkeley Total Giving $18,937 2009 Law remains deeply ingrained in her everyday work. “Pretrial Civil Law School Sproul Associates Donors 45 Litigation taught me a great deal about persuasive writing and $1,000 - $2,499 Class Members 399 I still refer to my notes from Advanced Legal Research,” Tavy reveals. Samson O. Asiyanbi v Participation 11% “What I liked best about Berkeley was being around so many Robert B. Cunningham v Total Giving $7,408 amazingly smart people.” Mei-Jung Huang Hirotaka Okada v Tavy, who handles consumer class actions on behalf of plaintiffs, Stephen P. Sibold v Law School Sproul Associates Richard V. Swearingen v $1,000 - $2,499 says that “wanting to give back is natural.” She worries that as Katherine A. Trefz Helena J. Engfeldt California’s budget allocations toward higher education continue Kai Zhu v to decline, student loan debts for Berkeley Law graduates continue to Society of 1912 Society of 1912 $500 - $999 rise. “With the loss of state funding,” Tavy says, “alumni engagement $500 - $999 is more important than ever.” Brandon Hugh Brown Christopher D. Ahn Cortlin H. Lannin v Joshua R. Benson & Katherine C. Lubin Jose Luis Lopez Hector O. Huezo v Hyun-Sook Kang Boalt Advocates Carly O'Halloran Alameda Michael Tsung-Tsun Lii Society of 1912 Up to $499 Matthew C. Peterson Jessica D. Mendoza Sarah Rackley Olson $500 - $999 Jason C. Wright Anonymous v Sachiel P. Slavin Christina G. Hioureas Spencer J. Pahlke Luiz A. Arroyo Jessica S. Parsons Boalt Advocates Katherine L. Bromberg Up to $499 Katherine E. Burdick Mari M. Calder Boalt Advocates Zachary B. Allen Micaela S. Davis 2007 Up to $499 v Mojgone Azemun Meredith R. Dearborn Anonymous Adele R. Bagley Donors 41 Sarah M. Edwards Sarah B. Angel Brien C. Bell Aaron Justin Epstein v Class Members 339 Robert Lee Boone, Jr. Andrew S. Bragin Christine A. Fujita Corinne I. Calfee v Theresa Ann Buckley Participation 12% v Tamar R. Gubins v Sean M. Callagy Timothy Vincent Capozzi Vina N. Ha Total Giving $11,930 Janette D. Catron v Genevieve L. Casey Shelley L. Cavalieri Jenny W. Cheung Lindsay M. Harris & Brian R. Israel v Chhunny Chhean Matthew Brian Henjum William Carey Jones Associates Stephen Dang Steve C. Chiu Joey J. Hipolito $2,500 - $4,999 Anand H. Das Sharla K. Draemel Phillip R. Clark Sally Huang v Laura Evans v Lara K. Eilhardt Ian D. Clunies-Ross Christine J. Hung v Ali Ezzatyar Diana Friedland v Jennifer R. Jeffers v Law School Sproul Associates Mark R. Feeser v Alan J. Galloway Elizabeth A. Kaplan v $1,000 - $2,499 Irene V. Gutierrez Jennifer M. Gómez Mallika Kaur Ruth L. Hawley Sarah T. Grossman-Swenson & Thomas J. Kearney Thomas S. Fletcher v Robert W. Studley Patrick T. Hein Joshua M. Keesan Scott A. Zimmermann v Misti D. Groves v Cameron L. Holland Boris Kogan Andrew T. Hayashi Neelam Ihsanullah Allison C. Kop Jayni Foley Hein v v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

33 Anna M. Krieger Jeslyn A. Miller Micah R. Sucherman Maya P. Waldron Michaela L. Lozano v John M. Montague Lynn M. Ta Christoffer E. Waselius Elizabeth D. Mauldin Dinah X. Ortiz Natalie Torres Meredith S. Wilensky Michael J. McCarthy Sarah Pauly Julia S. Van de Walle Kelly K. Yang Camille L. Milder Vanessa Joan Reid v Summer W. Volkmer Karla C. Perez Mark T. Rumold v Samuel J. Weiner Marc A. Pilotin Jonathan H. Singer Lala T. Wu Ezekiel Lee Rauscher Alexis A. Sohrakoff Leslie A. Wulff 2013 Kimberly A. & Stuart J. Robinson v Neil A. Warren Margaret A. Sexton Sarah Faye Weiss v Donors 36 Jaclyn M. Shull-Gonzalez Shane B. Witnov v Class Members 529 Jennifer A. Stalzer 2012 Lisa Stockholm Participation 7% Julia D. Taylor v Donors 46 Total Giving $2,231 Sarah R. Weinman 2011 Class Members 528 Boalt Advocates Participation 9% Donors 49 Up to $499 Class Members 460 Total Giving $50,079 2010 Joseph V. Bui Participation 11% Melanie M. Cole Dean’s Society Partners Donors 44 Total Giving $10,541 Brian C. Corman $25,000 - $49,999 Nathan C. Damweber Class Members 411 Anonymous v Anna M. Dorn Participation 11% Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Holly H. Dranginis $5,000 - $9,999 Total Giving $8,827 Law School Sproul Associates Lauren G. Escher Kye J. Lee $1,000 - $2,499 Felicity L. Grisham Parhaum J. Hamidi Sarah R. Moros William Carey Jones Associates Society of 1912 Gregory M. Holtz II Tracy M. Tefertiller $2,499 - $4,999 $500 - $999 Zi Wei Hu Saira A. Hussain Raghav R. Krishnapriyan James M. Ro Boalt Advocates Up to $499 Michelle B. Iorio Law School Sproul Associates Boalt Advocates Nicholas R. Jimenez Arusyak Abrahamyan $1,000 - $2,499 Up to $499 Shayla M. Johnson Briana M. Abrams Sophie B. Kaiser Shane G. Smith Anonymous v Zachary L. Baron v Maya B. Karwande Alexander D. Baxter Audrey A. Barron Society of 1912 Molly L. Leiwant Laura C. Beckerman Zachary T. Bohlender $500 - $999 Jane A. Levich Theodore B. Blank David A. Brown Peggy P. Li Patrick C. Bageant Sophia H. Calderon Elena V. Elkina Daniel J. Mandel Adam Blankenheimer v Stephanie G. Clark Andrew C. Fong v Christopher L. Martin Timothy S. Hughes Allison E. Crow Nicholas D. Fram Susannah K. Martin April M. Elliott Mary M. Gilbert Kaitlyn M. Murphy Boalt Advocates Elizabeth C. Eraker Makda A. Goitom Kei Nishimura Up to $499 William S. Friedman v Nell M. Green Nylen v Ann Mary E. Olson Anne E. Abramowitz Sara B. Giardina Brett M. Hammon Ian K. Peck Charles Owen Ainscough Jennifer E. Goldman Amir Hassanabadi Somerset M. Perry v v Takeshi Akiba v Maeve E. & Sean E. Goodbody Ana C. Herrera Kealoha K. Pualani Cheryl Andrada Gretchen L. Gordon Justin H. Ho Ann E. Sagan Amanda H. Beck Devin J. Heckman v Jerome S. Hsiang Molly A. Smolen Sunil Bector v Blake J. Holland Matthias A. Inderkum Samona L. Taylor v Benjamin Richard Botts v Roshanak K. Jones Jill N. Jaffe Mary Tharin v Lucero Chavez Daniel K. Kolta Suzanne E. Jaffe Charlynn L. Weissenbach Irina Dardik Bradley D. Krack Danielle A. Kendrick Julia R. Weissman Vartanoush M. Defterderian Veronika Krizova Aliya A. Khan Sam A. Wheeler Kurt M. Denk v Jullie Z. Lal Judith K. Lê Alexander K. DiGiorgio Ryan S. Lincoln Vum K. Mang Gustavo R. Do Couto E Silva Elanor A. Mangin Katherine E. McGrath Janaki S. Gandhi Caitrin McKiernan Thomas S. Meister 2014 Atteeyah E. Hollie v Adam J. McNeile Aylin Oncel Nandini K. Iyer William A. Moseley Eddy Park Donors 168 Jana M. Moser Peter M. Perez Aurora V. Kaiser Class Members 566 Nathan S. Kamesar William B. Most Silvana A. Quintanilla v Sarah M. Keane v Kimpo Ngoi Cara H. Sandberg Participation 30% Christina C. Kogan Kuruvilla J. Olasa Rebecca J. Schonberg Total Giving $10,097 Anson Lau Julia M. Powers Karina A. Smith Jay Purcell Adam B. Sterling Jonas B. Lerman Society of 1912 Rebecca S. Liu Vivek J. Rao & Elizabeth B. Schroeder Philip J. Tassin $500 - $999 Sumit Mallick & Allison O. Watkins v Ellen G. Rheaume Cole H. Taylor Elizabeth Ann Martin Joseph R. Rose Rachel M. Terp Linda C. Geballe Roberto E. Meraz Adam F. Shearer Emily Tienken v Anne T. Hilby Tobias A. Meyer Gregory G. Sperla Hoai-Mi V. Vu Boalt Advocates v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

34 Up to $499 Robert D. Jurrens Amanda M. Karl Gabriella A. Ahdoot Stephanie J. Kelly Devon A. Ahearn Stacie O. Kinser Saba N. Ahmed Jesse J. Koehler Colin Z. Allred Brianna C. Kohr Easha Anand Kevin Kraft Aida Ashouri Robin L. Kuntz Elena R. Barnert Catherine Y. Kwon Brandy L. Barnes Nicholas M. Lampros Jennifer L. Barnette Jamie L. Lanphear Haley N. Bavasi Allison M. Lauterbach Amy L. Belsher Karina A. Layugan Laura E. Bishop Rebecca C. Lee Carolyn S. Blumenfeld Alex S. Li Tristan H. Brown Leilani Lipa Keagan D. Buchanan Lujing Liu Jennifer N. Cadet Elisabeth L. Long Lauren M. Capaccio Steven A. Lopez Kaloma N. Cardwell Mary C. Loum Amanda M. Case Lalitha D. Madduri Emily H. Chen Julia Z. Marks Terence H. Chen Cara L. McGarian Theresa H. Cheng Patrick S. McNally Berkeley Law's Student-Initiated Legal Services Projects (SLPS)— James P. Cho Kevin P. Meil founded and run by students—identify a legal need and provide Eric R. Cohen Eduard Meleshinsky Cameron M. Cook direct services to underserved communities. While working on Patrick T. Metz Joseph L. Cooter Paul D. Meyer three such projects, MONA TAYLOR ’13 routinely saw Paul M. Cox Gabriel A. Militello Timothy M. Cronin fellow students spend their own money on supplies, tackle Nathaniel P. Miller Eric D. Cuellar administrative tasks, and coordinate fundraising. “I wanted to Reetu D. Mody Anna S. Daniel Chase R. Morello help,” she says. Celia G. De Pentheny O'Kelly Sana N. Munasiﬁ Kayla D. Delgado Marienna H. Murch Sylvia L. Detar These days, Mona’s “small but consistent” monthly donations John Muse-Fisher Jessica L. Diaz Veronica Nauts help students focus on the high-impact legal work they came Samuel J. Diaz Adam E. Nguyen Angel S. Diaz to do. “Law school can beat you down, but SLPS lifted me up,” she Megan K. Niedermeyer Daniel G. Dobies says. “The programs have so much to offer: hands-on experience, Alma M. Nieto Katherine J. Duncan Justin Orr mentoring, exposure to real clients… I may no longer live near Alan C. Enriquez Sarah W. Orrick Kathryn A. Eshbaugh Berkeley, but I can stay involved with this community that had Edward H. Osher Christina R. Farmer Janine F. Panchok-Berry such a positive impact on so many of us.” Jesse M. Finfrock Lindsay C. Parham Natalie K. Flechsig Jalem Z. Peguero Rommy L. Flores Jahnavi V. Pendharkar Benjamin T. Fox Sara C. Stephens Jillian A. Pesin-Fulop Zachary J. Franklin Michael L. Su Amber V. Phillips Nicole A. Fritz Shyaam N. Subramanian Current Danielle C. Pierre Yahor Fursevich Penni K. Takade Nathan B. Piller Grant R. Garber Andrew B. Talai Maxwell H. Pines Maria C. Garrett De Lievano Logan T. Talbot Rebecca Popuch Students Megan M. Gentry Ioana E. Tchoukleva Meredith R. Pressﬁeld Rebecca L. Gindi Rukayatu Tijani Society of 1912 Alexandra R. Pressman Joshua P. Glucoft Jennifer D. Truong $500 - $999 Valentina Restrepo Katie R. Glynn Robert A. Underwood Jeanne U. Reyes Benjamin H. Asch ’15 Jeremymichael P. Goldstein James A. Unger Kathryn A. Robinette Andrew J. Gordon Fabiano P. Valerio Page S. Robinson Boalt Advocates Elizabeth A. Hadzima Kimberley C. Weber Ashley N. Rodriguez Up to $499 Sara Haji Ethan M. Weiner Whitney L. Rubenstein Shahmeer A. Halepota Samuel R. Welch Lauren M. Hudson ’15 Kimya Saied Susan S. Har Heather A. Welles Lora J. Krsulich ’16 Juan C. Sanchez Brittany G. Harwood Samuel A. Wilson John D. Maher ’16 Joseph C. Santiesteban Shana R. Heller Joseph T. Wimsett Stephanie L. Postal ’16 Katherine H. Schaefer George Horvath Lillian I. Wood Lindsay N. Walter ’16 Cristina H. Sepe Grace Hsu Alexandra A. Wood Donald E. Shackelford Casey A. Hultin Efan Wu Jonathan S. Sidhu Naomi C. Hung Benjamin J. Yood Anuradha Sivaram Antonio L. Ingram Hae Ri You Lauren E. Smith Louisa S. Irving Winny Young Emily R. Soeder Katie M. Jackson Bryn E. Starbird Phillip A. Johnston Julia C. Stephanides v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

35 FACULTY

Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Law School Sproul Associates Anne Joseph O’Connell & Robert P. Merges $100,000 and above $1,000 - $2,499 Jamie O'Connell v Seth E. Mermin ’96 v Andrea L. Peterson ’78 v Saira Mohamed v Anonymous v Robert P. Bartlett & Victoria Plaut v Antonio Rossmann v Calvin Morrill David A. Carrillo ’95 Cheryl L. Berg ’93 Michael Musheno Pamela Samuelson v George H. Brown Boalt Advocates Ann M. O’Leary ’05 v Robert D. Cooter Up to $499 Aleem U. Raja Dean’s Society Members Laurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin v Eric Rakowski v $10,000 - $24,999 Mark Gergen Kathryn Abrams & William A. Kell Russell Robinson Jennifer M. Granholm & Daniel Mulhern Ty Alper Babette B. Barton ’54 Bertrall Ross John R. Hetland Roxanna M. Altholz ’99 Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 v Andrea Roth v Kate Jastram ’87 v Michelle W. Anderson Jesse H. Choper v Daniel L. Rubinfeld Thomas M. Jorde Kenneth A. Bamberger Eleanor Swift v Lindsay Sturges Saffouri Gillian Lester & Eric Talley Eric Biber John C. Yoo v Bidish Sarma John K. McNulty Carolyn P. Blum Susan B. Schechter v Melissa E. Murray Andrew Bradt Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Paul M. Schwartz Thomas H. Reynolds Emily Bruce & Justin McCrary $5,000 - $9,999 Martin M. Shapiro v Harry N. Scheiber v Stephen McG. Bundy ’78 v Marjorie M. Shultz ’76 v Holly Doremus ’91 v Elisabeth Semel Michelle Cole William H. Fernholz ’93 Mel Eisenberg Jonathan S. Simon ’87 v Lauren B. Edelman ’86 David A. Sklansky v Robert A. Kagan v Stephen D. Sugarman v William H. Fernholz ’93 v Sarah Song Molly S. Van Houweling William A. Fletcher Avani M. Sood William Carey Jones Associates Franklin E. Zimring David Gamage Rachel E. Stern $2,500 - $4,999 Anne Gordon Talha Syed Society of 1912 Andrew T. Guzman Anonymous Karen Tani $500 - $999 Ian Haney-López David D. Caron ’83 Amanda Tyler Kristen Holmquist Daniel A. Farber v Robert C. Berring, Jr. Jennifer M. Urban ’00 Chris Jay Hoofnagle Edward C. Halbach, Jr. v Robert H. Cole Kathleen M. Vanden Heuvel ’86 Patricia Plunkett Hurley Bob Infelise ’80 v Stavros Gadinis & Katerina Linos Jan Vetter Janice E. Kosel ’71 v Herma Hill Kay v Joan H. Hollinger Leti Volpp Prasad Krishnamurthy Peter Menell & Claire Sylvia Phillip E. Johnson v Charles D. Weisselberg Christopher L. Kutz David Oppenheimer v Sanford H. Kadish v Nicole Lehtman Eric Stover v David Lieberman v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor

STAFF

Kevin Argys Catalina C. Cariaga-Nakamura v Meg Garstang Sheri Showalter Rachel Barley Camille Crittenden Jayni Foley Hein ’08 v Robert G. Sproul III v Michael Bazeley Fran Davis v Annik Hirshen Eric Stover v Alexey F. Berlind Stephanie E. Deaner ’95 Alexa Koenig Edward Tom Marilyn Byrne Patricia Donnelly Brooke Krystosek Dennis Tominaga Terrence J. Galligan Deborah C. Lambe ’95 v Susan R. Whitman Andrea Lampros Mark G. Yudof v

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor = Senior administrators who, as a group, achieved 100 percent participation in supporting the Faculty & Staff Centennial Scholarship Fund

Berkeley Law professor ELEANOR SWIFT, who retired in May, celebrates the completion of the Campaign for Boalt Hall with her husband ROBERT COLE, also a former professor at the law school.

36 FRIENDS

Dean’s Society Leadership Circle Law School Sproul Associates $100,000 and above $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous v Anonymous (4) David M. & Camille A. Andrews Daniel N. Abrahamson v Robert Glushko v Metin Basoglu Douglas E. & Lisa M. Goldman Mary Ann Bernard Marion B. Slusser * Nicholas Binkley John M. Breen v Dean’s Society Counselors Brad D. Brian v $50,000 - $99,999 Michael E. & Linda S. Delehunt v Anne B. Dorsey Thomas J. White v Susan J. & Ron Edelman Elizabeth F. Farnsworth v Dean’s Society Partners Karen F. Grove $25,000 - $49,999 Allen Hardy & Claudia Eckelmann Anonymous Bill & Gayle Ide Arthur Berliner & Marian Lever Jung S. Kim Lois H. Feinblatt v Marcus Lampros Andrew R. & Sharon Gillin May M. Luke v Greg & Liz Lutz v Joel Mack Robert Shapiro David J. Miller v Katherine Stokes Morehouse Dean’s Society Members Verne Newcomb $10,000 - $24,999 Masashi & Yoshiko Oka Hardip S. Pannu & Manjot K. Pannu Anonymous Jerrold Schaefer v Chang H. Baek Rachel J. Shigekane & Steven Kraft Gerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar v Jonathan B. Silvers Mari S. Choper v Bill Stolte & Stephanie Peters Cathy & Joe Feldman v Dorothy W. Trautman Randall Guynn Judith Tuller v Berkeley Law’s Human Rights Center (HRC) has ongoing David & Anita Keller v Rebecca Westerfield Jonathan H. Kim financial supporter to thank for part Edward Whelan THOMAS WHITE Maja Kristin v Terry O. Wiley of its success. “It’s important for law students to gain direct Eu Bong Lee exposure to human rights issues,” he says, “so that they’ll Hong-Hoon Lee Society of 1912 Katherine N. Schick $500 - $999 seriously consider this legal field as a career or at least consider Robert & Charlotte Uram the human rights implications in whatever aspect of law they Elsa Arnett v Heslam R. Alalusi William F. Alderman v ultimately choose as their profession.” Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Ken P. Alex $5,000 - $9,999 Spike & Lynne Alper While senior vice president of research and development at two Robert A. & Suzanne Boas v Linda M. & Marc A. Assante-Carrasco companies, Thomas helped develop the technology HRC uses in Candace M. Carroll & Leonard B. Simon v Eugene J. Boyle Joan Costello v its forensic DNA analysis. He says the center’s atrocity response, Gregory Dovel Doris Fine v Barry P. & Erica T. Goode v sexual violence, and forensic programs are “uniquely designed Joseph Flood H. William Harlan Deborah & Stephen Goldblatt and positioned to provide research-based responses to global Adam Hochschild Bruce Golden & Michelle Mercer human rights violations, and to train the next generation of Barbara Rambo & Tom Goossens Patricia Haynes v Darian W. & Richard L. Swig human rights investigators.” Bruce T. Hilby Anne Hilker William Carey Jones Associates Morris & Rosey Hirsch $2,500 - $4,999 David Hollinger Martha F. Africa v Vincent J. Iacopino & Jeannette Nee Boalt Advocates Harry Chotiner Bil Banks Julie C. Jaeger Up to $499 Sara Bolder Jacqueline & Yves Cognet v Katharine E. Johnson Eric Boorstin Anonymous (3) Robert Jones Borislav N. Borisov & Petia G. Borissova C. Lee Cox Manuel Aguayo v Richard & Barbara Dahl Roger Kimmel Lara Bradt Paul F. Albert v Margaret A. Frampton v Kathryn W. Leonard v James J. Brosnahan Tamar Todd v Marc A. Levin & Jeffrey N. Dauber Elizabeth Bruce & R. Michael Oliver Kate Fritz Evelyn L. & Robert Z. Apte C. Maria Lu v Jeanette M. & Ronald J. Bruciati Christine Garvey Christy & Rob Arnold Tsipora R. & Harvey Peskin Laurie & David Callies Ron & Shelly Harwood Robert D. Bacon v Candace Kahn Ellen M. Prager v Rosemarie & Glenn Carminati Patrick Ball Gerard J. Lewis, Jr. v Michael D. Ramsey Rick & Bev Chong Sharona Barzilay Eric & Jennifer W. Scheuermann Josh A. Cohen Mark Midkiff Gibor B. Basri & Jessica Broitman Rita R. Semel v Jacqueline & Robert Corriveau Stephen & Anne Rader Gail Bensinger Susan J. Shaw Adele K. Corvin Rick & Chick Runkel Gil Berkeley Tetsuo & Yoshi Shimura Steven D. Dahlgren Robert Berlind Beth Van Schaack v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

37 FRIENDS

Linda H. Dalton Julie Hess Grant Nakamura v Robyn Sharp & Gabriel Chatten Amy Danforth & Smokey Stover Jessica Hilberman & Katrina Reid Elizabeth Neilson Charles E. Simms Albert H. Davis Megan Himan & Jeff Freund Raquel H. Newman v Ryan Slater Raymond J. & Birgitta S. Davis Edwin E. Huddleson III Stephen & Maggie Oetgen v Nora Sloan Devah DeFusco Mark Hurley David Onek Barbara Smith v James C. Dever III Erin L. Inama Jennifer O'Reilly Peter F. & Patricia B. Smith Carol & Richard Doty Tasha & Fedric Kelley Cristian Orrego Jerry & Clyde Snow Reuben A. Duarte Charles Koenig John Palmer Michael S. Sorgen v Gerald L. Dunbar Walter Koning Paramsothy Parthipan Athena T. Stephanopoulos v Jay & Judy Espovich William Kroener Neva K. & Victor A. Peskin Craig E. Stewart Louis Feldman Ralph & Carol Kuiper Roberto Portolese Monte Stewart Esther & Robert Ferro Jessica Riskin James & Angela Putkey Michael A. Stoto & Rosemary Chalk v Linda M. Fletcher Lynne Lasry Bryan Quevedo v Stephen Szwast Jaime-Alexis Fowler & Adam Borelli Kyeong-Ju Lee & Eun-Soon Choi Lee M. & Paul C. Quintana Ted Tanaka v James & Louise Frankel Phyllis K. Levy Dalious W. Bagby C. Henry Veit v Jian Fu Martina & Arnold Lim Samuel Raymond Aref Wardak v Danielle Fuschetti Goodwin Liu Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin v Gail R. Weinheimer Barry Gates Eugene A. & Carol L. Ludwig Michael P. Richards v John W. Weiser C.R. Gibb Dana Lundblad Carol A. Rommel Paul Weitzel Jennifer L. Gotti Elizabeth & Glenn Lynch Joy Milligan Dorothy D. Wilson & Frederick D. Grambort Mario & Velma Magnani Edward L. Rubin Robert B. Thompson v Jean & Ellison Grayson Diana & Andre Malin James Rubinger Gerald & Virginia Wilson Jeannie Sears Elda Marcevich Hussein Saffouri Renee & Herman Winick Deborah Drickersen-Cortez Kyle Matarrese Lillian Sauceda Jeanne S. & Eric Woodford Sierra Harris Walter & Deborah J. Matystik Bartlett & Linda Saunders Mia F. Yamamoto Arthur Haubenstock Janna & Patrick McClanahan Jeffrey Scales Anders Yang Norman & Dolores Heathorn David Mendel David Scalise & Wendy A. Kirk-Scalise Yungnane Yang Ann Hecht Jo Andrews Brian Garcia v Andrew Yaphe David Heiden & Katherine Seligman Joan & E.H. Mirner Devin Schindler Chih-Kang W. Yu v Michael Helbing Nels Bangerter Herbert A. Schreier v Steve & Victoria Zatkin Mary Helvey Ann C. Moorman & Dean Arnold Marion & Joel Selbin Xi Zheng v Irma D. Herrera & Mark D. Levine Mary C. Morgan & Heather Fermidge George F. & Linda S. Sensabaugh v Neil M. Levy Cindy Morninglight & Verne S. Ostrander Charles M. Sevilla Gerard Hertig Bettina Mow

v = 3+ Consecutive-year donor * = Deceased

Lions of Litigation

VALERIE RAMOS ’15 is plenty smart. Exhibit A: Winning the 2013 national IP LawMeet with two classmates. Exhibit B: Taking part in a Lions of Litigation dinner, a new program where prominent alumni litigators share their real-world experiences and lessons learned with students from Berkeley Law’s Board of Advocates.

“There’s so much, as law students, that we don’t know,” Valerie says. “Talking with someone actually in the practice is really important in deciding what you should be doing. Lions of Litigation dinners give students a chance to ask questions and get advice from talented litigators, and force us to reﬂect on what we want our futures to look like.”

The program creates community and connects students with alumni in inter-generational conversations about the law, critical skills, and career trajectories. In January, Luke Ellis '75 hosted a dinner for Valerie and a few other students at the UC Faculty Club. “He told us litigation war stories and was very helpful and engaging," Valerie says. "He even emailed everyone who attended with an open invitation to reach out to him. It was an amazing experience."

In addition to Luke, Berkeley Law thanks the following graduates for serving as Lions of Litigation hosts: David Carrillo '95 and '11, William E. Gagen, Jr. '68, Lynn Pasahow '72, Sean SeLegue '91, and Lenard Weiss '62.

38 CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, & ORGANIZATIONS

Dean’s Society Leadership Circle The Henry W. & Nettie Robinson $100,000 and above Foundation John Paul Stevens Fellowship Foundation Anonymous (3) U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The Atlantic Philanthropies Vermont Law School Bank of America Foundation California Endowment Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 The Ford Foundation The Rosalinde & Anonymous Arthur Gilbert Foundation Atmel Corporation Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund California Asylum Representation Clinic The Jim Joseph Foundation (CARC) Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Flora Family Foundation Technology (KIOST) Inflexion Point Strategy Koret Foundation Pacific Union Payables John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Rosenberg Foundation Foundation RPX Corporation Microsoft Corporation Open Society Foundations William Carey Jones Associates PepsiCo $2,500 - $4,999 Thomas W. Smith Foundation Anonymous Tides Foundation Bingham Osborn & Victim Compensation & Scarborough Foundation Government Claims Board The Jacob & Valeria Langeloth Foundation S. K. Yee Foundation Larkmead Vinyards Morrison & Foerster Foundation Dean’s Society Counselors Pacific Gas & Electric Company $50,000 - $99,999 Resonant Legal Media Anonymous Since 1989, the HUGH & HAZEL DARLING FOUNDATION American Assembly Law School Sproul Associates has supported Berkeley Law by funding faculty chairs and through American University $1,000 - $2,499 Humanity United contributions geared to faculty retention, facilities renovation, and Bay Area Black Prosecutors Association Israel Institute Boalt Hall Women's Association visiting scholar programs. The Darling Foundation’s most recent New Venture Fund California Rural Legal Assistance gift to our fledgling Public Law Program supports a fellowship Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Stuart Foundation fund that will enable graduates to conduct research and produce John Doar Foundation Kahle/Austin Foundation scholarship in constitutional and public law. Dean’s Society Partners Kazan McClain Abrams Fernandez $25,000 - $49,999 LGHO&B Foundation Hugh W. Darling was a prominent Los Angeles area lawyer and American Association of Law Libraries KDS Starlight Investments bar association leader. He also served as mayor of Beverly Hills. Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Law School Admission Council James Campbell Company Orthodox Vision Foundation As legal counsel and a director for Western Air Lines, Inc., he Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Renaissance Charitable Foundation influenced the development of commercial aviation nationwide. Kirkland & Ellis Foundation RockRose Institute Foundation Trustee Richard Stack, his former law partner, Pacific Gas & Electric Corporation Saybrook Productions Foundation Sidley Austin Foundation says that Mr. Darling “was proud to be a lawyer and thought the Resources Legacy Fund Foundation Mary Wohlford Foundation law to be a noble profession.” Union Bank Foundation Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Society of 1912 Foundation $500 - $999 Wollenberg Foundation East Bay La Raza Lawyers Association Saint Ignatius College Preparatory Dean’s Society Members $10,000 - $24,999 Boalt Advocates Ayco Charitable Foundation Up to $499 Brill USA American Endowment Foundation Cisco Systems Foundation Asian American Bar Association Cornish & Carey Commercial Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Economic Policy Institute Cambridge University Press Google Fernbacher Declaration of Trust Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund KPMG National Education Association (NEA) Latina Lawyers Bar Association T. Rowe Price Charitable Giving

39 LAW FIRMS

Dean’s Society Counselors Farella Braun + Martel $50,000 - $99,999 Fenwick & West Hanson Bridgett Cooley Turner Boyd LLP Kirkland & Ellis Weaver Austin Villeneuve & Sampson Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom William Carey Jones Associates Dean’s Society Partners $2,500 - $4,999 $25,000 - $49,999 Arnold & Porter Covington & Burling Kazan, McClain Satterley & Greenwood Fish & Richardson McManis Faulkner Gillin Jacobson Ellis Larsen & Lucey Ross Wersching & Wolcott Haynes and Boone Knobbe Martens Olson & Bear Law School Sproul Associates Latham & Watkins $1,000 - $2,499 Morrison & Foerster Munger Tolles & Olson Briscoe Ivester & Bazel Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe Davis Polk & Wardwell Weil Gotshal & Manges Debevoise & Plimpton White & Case Dorsey & Whitney WilmerHale Jones Day Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Rutan & Tucker Winston & Strawn Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton Trellis Law Group Dean’s Society Members Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz $10,000 - $24,999 Alston + Bird Society of 1912 Baker Botts $500 - $999 Law firms have provided Berkeley Law with integral support. Crowell & Moring Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft Their reasons for contributing are as varied as their practice areas: Gibson Dunn & Crutcher Foley & Lardner some have enthusiastic alumni, some want to forge connections GTC Law Group Hogan Lovells Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Katten Muchin Rosenman with our brilliant students, and some value programs that will Franklin & Hachigian Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison help budding lawyers effectively serve the legal profession. Hickman Palermo Truong & Becker Pemberton & Associates Irell & Manella Perkins Coie We are extremely grateful for these firms, many of whose lawyers Kasowitz Benson Torres & Friedman Shute Mihaly & Weinberger Keker & Van Nest Sullivan & Cromwell volunteer as moot court judges, conference panelists, and student Kilpatrick Townsend Troutman Sanders McDermott Will & Emery mentors, among other roles. Law firms also play a pivotal part in O'Melveny & Myers Boalt Advocates sponsoring tables at our annual Citation Award dinner. Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker Up to $499 Ropes & Gray Berkeley Law thanks the following firms for hosting law school Sidley Austin Arguedas Cassman & Headley Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Cadena Churchill events and receptions this past fiscal year: Arnold & Porter, Dorsey Van Pelt Yi & James Clarence Dyer & Cohen & Whitney, Fenwick & West, Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell, Diehl & Rodewald Manatt Phelps & Phillips, McManis Faulkner, Orrick Herrington & Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates Moss & Murphy $5,000 - $9,999 Pedder Hesseltine Walker & Toth Sutcliffe, Rutan & Tucker, Sidley Austin, Simpson Thatcher & Baker & McKenzie Bartlett, Starn O’Toole Marcus & Fisher, and WilmerHale. Bingham McCutchen

The Berkeley Law community came out en masse for the annual Citation Award dinner March 13 in San Francisco. (Left): Dean Christopher Edley, Jr., who stepped down at the end of 2013, congratulates Citation Award winner Theodore Olson '65. (Right): Judge Steven Brick '72 (center) introduces Field Placement Program Director Susan Schechter to Fenwick & West partner Lynn Pasahow '72, president of the law school's alumni association this past ﬁscal year.

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

Anonymous (3) Lauren B. Edelman ’86 Joseph T.’71 & Gail L. Kiefer John W. Rosston Marcia A. ’80 & Richard M. Abrams W. Russell Ellis Cassius L. Kirk, Jr. ’54 Mrs. Edward W. Rosston Edward J. Arnold * Ronald S. Epstein ’89 Gerald’57 & Suzanne Knecht Theodore J. & Gayle I. Saenger Schuyler Bailey Robert D. Evans ’71 Kenneth Kofman ’62 Masako F. Sato Bernard Bradley Barber ’71 Gilda H. Feller Kenneth Kragen Barry M. Sax ’67 William T. Barker ’74 Michael C. Ferguson ’68 William H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67 Robert A. Schlesinger ’93 Gibor B. Basri & Jessica Broitman Ann Finlinson & John Cant Watson M. & Sita Laetsch Eric P. Schnurmacher ’55 Elizabeth A. Baus ’91 Ralph T. Fisher, Jr. Phyllis K. Levy John Jay Schumann Claudia M. Belcher ’82 David B. Flinn ’63 Walter S. Lewis, Jr. ’51 Leonard C. Schwab ’74 Stefanie Beninato ’76 Virginia R. Furth David E. Lindgren ’63 Sean M. SeLegue ’91 & Richard A. William W. Bloch ’87 Jim ’59 & Judy Ganulin William R. Loveless ’59 Zuniga, MD Jordan L. Bloom ’68 Joanne M. Garvey ’61 Nancy K. Lusk Andrew M. Sessler * Victoria Brademan ’80 & Robert A. Jane Liebman Goichman ’61 Greg & Liz Lutz Gary ’66 & Dana Shapiro Enholm ’80 Lisa A. Goldﬁen ’82 Martha MacBride Mary R. Sharman Laura E. Bresler ’86 Elizabeth Marsteller Gordon Clare H. Macdonald ’83 Mildred Y. Sheehan Charles R. Breyer ’66 & Sydney A. Marina Gracias ’83 & Bernard Martis Jay R. MacMahon ’55 Thomas J. Shephard, Sr. ’58 Goldstein Donald Gralnek ’70 Peter’52 & Melanie Maier Barbra Shotel ’86 Kappy K. Bristol ’73 Forrest M. Greenberg ’47 John S. Martel ’59 Sanford M. Skaggs ’64 Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57 Richard L. Greene ’63 Martin A. Mattes ’74 & Catherine E. Garzio Jay D. Smith ’64 Wayne A. Brooks ’74 Colleen & Robert D. Haas Rosalie F. Maxeiner Michael H. Smith Patricia A. Bufﬂer, PhD * Laura J. Hall Christopher M. ’68 & Barbara J. McLain Bruce A. Smyser Stephanie E. Buller Michael James Halloran ’65 & Rick McMichael ’69 Dorothy M. Snodgrass Patricia A. Butler ’69 Virginia S. Halloran Melinda R. Mendelson Larry W. ’66 & Barbara Sonsini S. Davis Carniglia ’05 Ellis & Anne Hamilton Ivan D. & Maris T. Meyerson Alan F. Spanier ’69 Earl F. & June A. Cheit Phil Hammer ’61 Ariadna Miller John A. Sproul ’49 Cheng-Ling Chen ’02 Sue C. Hansen ’92 Paul M. Minault ’75 Karen Stevenson ’80 Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper Gene G. Harter ’71 Richard H. & Laurie C. Morrison Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70 Kim E. Clark ’83 Jon F. ’69 & Connie Hartung Noel W. Nellis ’66 Myron Sugarman ’67 Samuel D. Cole ’63 Ann Fingarette Hasse ’73 Wilson R. Ogg ’52 John D. Taylor ’59 Robert S. Condie ’74 Tom Henteleff ’68 Kristin L. O’Hanlon ’05 Edward D. Thirkell ’66 Lee Conway James K. Herbert ’62 Fred B. Oliver ’70 Irving G. Tragen ’45 Robert M. Corson ’40 Fernando V. Hernandez ’66 Roderic B. * & Catherine B. Park Stephanie C. Tramz ’77 Evan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox Judge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64 Byron L. Patterson ’86 * Leonard ’70 & Catherine Unger Janet M. & William F. Cronk Harold C. Hohbach ’52 Eleanor Jackson Piel ’43 Mary Vail David P. Curnow ’67 David Howekamp Leo’57 & Nina Pircher Shirley Van Bourg Altero D’Agostini ’47 Margaret E. Hoyt ’52 Marietta Poerio ’70 Geoff Van Loucks ’61 Diane B. de Forest ’85 Emily Jacobs Edward V. Pollack ’66 A. Marie Villafaña ’93 Syna N. Dennis ’87 Richard E. Jay ’63 * Bruce C. Pollock ’68 Ulrich Wagner ’74 Dorothy F. Dickey ’81 James R. Jenner ’60 Borden B. Price ’50 Katharine S. Wallace Duke B. Diehl ’71 J. Richard Johnston ’39 Timothy J. Railton ’65 Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Gail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 Thomas M. Jorde Michael Reed ’65 Stefanie G. West ’03 & Douglas H. Dolton Ann Jorgensen ’83 Howard F. Rhea ’53 Thomas J. White Thomas B. Donovan ’62 Sanford H. Kadish Michael P. Richards Richard A. Wilson ’59 Anne B. Dorsey Archibald C. K. Kaolulo ’73 Mario M. Rosati ’71 Harvey I. Wittenberg ’65 Diane D. Eames ’71 Walter M. Kaufmann ’61 Ronald D. Rosen ’69 Pamela M. Woods ’81 James R. & Mary Ann Kidder Anders Yang

* = Deceased

MATCHING GIFTS

Aera Energy Dow Jones & Company Law School Admission Council Prudential Foundation Amgen Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation Levi Strauss Foundation San Diego Foundation Apple Inc. Esurance LinkedIn Schindler Elevator Corporation Bank of the West Ford Motor Company Fund Macy's Foundation Shook Hardy & Bacon Bechtel Foundation The Fremont Group Foundation Mastercard International Sidley Austin Foundation BlackRock Matching Gift Program General Electric Company Merck Company Foundation Simpson Thacher & Bartlett Capital Group Companies GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom The Coca-Cola Company Google Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation Southern California Edison Covidien IBM Foundation Morrison & Foerster Foundation Thompson & Knight Covington & Burling Intel Foundation Matching Gifts Northern Trust Company Varian Associates Crail-Johnson Foundation The James Irvine Foundation Paciﬁc Gas & Electric Matching Gifts Wells Fargo Foundation Davis Polk & Wardwell Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Program WilmerHale Deloitte Foundation John S. and James L. Knight Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers Zynga Game Network

41 IN HONOR

Jill E. Adams ’06 Christopher F. Edley, Jr. Sanford H. Kadish Ioana E. Tchoukleva ’14 Gabriel Chatten & Robyn Sharp Mark ’89 & Susan Bertelsen Anonymous David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates San Diego Foundation Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David Lieberman Tom Peckham ’94 James E. Castello ’86 Eric Van Schaack Robert Barr The Honorable Larry J. Frumes ’71 Herma Hill Kay Beth Van Schaack Marque Chambliss ’87 Stuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. Gordon Benjamin H. Asch ’15 Trellis Law Group Clothilde V. Hewlett ’79 Boalt Hall Women’s Association The Honorable J. Clifford Edward E. Kallgren ’54 Keker & Van Nest Wallace ’55 William W. Bedsworth ’71 Koret Foundation Anne Trebilcock ’74 Martin D. ’90 & Holly T. Bern David ’67 & Geri ’67 Sandor W. Homer ’69 & Ederlinda S. Mason Eric Boorstin Michael P. Peskoe ’68 Kenton J. King ’87 Davis Polk & Wardwell Arthur S. Berliner Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & KPMG James C. Dever III David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Jay R. Gerstenschlager Gregory Dovel Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko Andrea Lampros Louis Feldman Heidi H. Boas ’07 Leti Volpp Marcus Lampros Randall Guynn Robert A. & Suzanne Boas Mark G. Yudof Anne Hilker The Coca-Cola Company Theodore B. Lee ’59 Robert Jones Laurel Fletcher Anders Yang Joel Mack Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 Melissa Murray & Joshua Hill Stephen & Anne Rader Elena Barnert ’14 Jennifer J. Matystik ’13 Michael D. Ramsey Mie Fujimoto ’00 William S. Friedman ’11 Walter & Deborah J. Matystik Samuel Raymond Stavros Gadinis & Katerina Linos Anonymous James Rubinger Hartmut G. Grossman ’73 Neil A. Popovic ’87 Julia R. Mehlman ’12 George A. Rutherglen ’74 Gillis L. Heller ’81 & Sook Young Yeu ’80 James & Louise Frankel Eric & Jennifer W. Scheuermann Jerome Hsiang ’12 William W. Godward ’37 Jennifer A. Huber ’06 & Josh A. Cohen Devin Schindler Jacqueline & Edwin E. Huddleson III Monte Stewart Marc E. Leland Foundation Shelley Norman Paul Weitzel Marc E. Leland ’63 Joseph I. Goldstein-Breyer ’11 Elizabeth Bruce & R. Michael Oliver Edward Whelan Henry Ramsey, Jr. ’63* Charles R. Breyer ’66 & Sydney Goldstein Andrew Yaphe Miriam D. Starc ’86 James & Louise Frankel Theodore B. Olson ’65 John Yoo Russell B. Sunshine ’68 Jennifer A. Huber ’06 & Josh A. Cohen Anders Yang Suzu Tokue ’01 Keith Wattley Anne Trebilcock ’74 Berta Gomez Cristian Orrego Julie Hess Christine Windbichler ’79 Jennifer M. Gómez ’08 Raymond J. & Birgitta S. Davis Anders Yang Leon Weiner Rosann Greenspan ’91 Pamela Samuelson Ernst & Young Foundation Marilyn Byrne Harry N. & Jane L. Scheiber Anonymous Jay & Judy Espovich David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Brittany G. Harwood ’14 Bidish Sarma Werner F. Wolfen ’53 Walter L. Carpeneti ’70 Janna & Patrick McClanahan Ryan Slater John C. Fossum ’66 Dana N. Hirschenbaum ’02 Henry L. Hecht Susan B. Schechter Lydia A. Wright ’14 David A. Carrillo ’95 David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Patrick C. Bageant ’10 Marc A. Levin & Jeffrey N. Dauber Thelton E. Henderson ’62 Jeff Selbin Yaacov Yadgar Jesse H. Choper Kim E. Clark ’83 David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Ernst & Young Foundation Fran Davis Jay & Judy Espovich Laurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin Wanzie Henderson Elisabeth Semel Paniti Junhasavasdikul ’95 Jessica Hilberman & Katrina Reid Paul Resnick & Joan Karlin S. K. Yee Foundation Vivian W. Chang ’01 & Allison S. Davenport ’04 D. Lowell Jensen ’52 Eric Stover Andrew J. Davis ’99 Anonymous Laura H. Parsky ’95 Anonymous John C. Yoo Nancy L. Davis ’72 Caitlin B. Jones ’15 Eleanor Swift Jonathan H. Kim Mary C. Morgan & Heather Fermidge David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates Fran Davis Laurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin

* = Deceased

42 IN MEMORY

David R. Andrews ’71 Francine Diaz W. James Hill ’61 Lee R. Petillon ’59 Anonymous The James Irvine Foundation Aurora D. Hill Stephanie E. Deaner ’95 David M. and Camille A. Andrews Millard A. Murphy ’86 John D. Taylor ’59 Christy & Rob Arnold David Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates William L. Jaeger ’68 Linda M. & Marc A. Assante-Carrasco Judge Lydia Villarreal ’80 Julie C. Jaeger Henry Ramsey, Jr. ’63 Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Catalina C. Cariaga-Nakamura Gil Berkeley Vivian B. Distler ’94 Jaromir J. Jansky ’58 Edward E. Kallgren ’54 Nicholas Binkley Thomas J. Peckham ’94 William R. Loveless ’59 Ann C. Moorman & Dean Arnold Laurie & David Callies Gary R. Rinehart ’63 Rick & Bev Chong Stephen A. Dombrink ’68 Harry H. Kahn ’69 John O. Stewart ’64 C. Lee Cox Robert B. Freedman ’68 Candace Kahn Trina Thompson ’86 Richard & Barbara Dahl James C. Fowler ’72 Albert A. Ehrenzweig Sheila S. Kato ’72 Donald L. Reidhaar ’60 Christine Garvey Philip A. Stohr ’63 Gayle L. Dukelow ’72 & Joan Costello Barry P. & Erica T. Goode Rosalyn S. Zakheim ’72 Allen Hardy & Claudia Eckelmann Julius W. Feldman ’51 James O. Richard ’74 Jayni Foley Hein ’08 & Jean Feldman Alexander M. Kidd Tom Harriman ’74 Patrick T. Hein ’07 Mrs. Edward W. Rosston Mary Helvey David L. Fitz ’67 Lee C. Rosenthal ’73 Maryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 William H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67 Lindsay K. Kinneberg ’07 Noah ’05 & Kimberly Rosenthal Morris & Rosey Hirsch John D. Le ’07 Bill & Gayle Ide John G. Fleming Madelene Sun ’07 Joseph L. Sax James Campbell Company Cathy & Joe Feldman Anonymous Tasha & Fedric Kelley Samuel A. Ladar ’28 Holly Doremus ’91 Roger Kimmel Philip Frickey John Kagel ’64 Ann H. Kim ’93 Eugene A. and Carol L. Ludwig Adele R. Bagley ’08 Deborah A. ’02 & Todd Leonard Mark Midkiff Mary Ann Bernard Arnold Laub ’60 Professor Gillian Lester & Professor Jennifer O’Reilly Guy D. Calladine ’81 Atmel Corporation Eric Talley Pacific Gas and Electric Company Brian R. Guth ’04 Jeanette M. Bruciati Pacific Gas & Electric Company Pacific Gas and Electric Corporation Franklin E. Zimring & C.R. Gibb Andrea L. Peterson ’78 Foundation Michael Crawford Zimring Jennifer L. Gotti Meredith R. Pressfield ’14 PepsiCo J. G. Gwilliam Jan Stevens ’58 Barbara Rambo & Tom Goossens Ralph Goldberg Stephen D. Sugarman & Karen Carlson Deanna Ruth Rutter ’72 Jennifer C. Bretan ’04 Marian K. Lebowitz ’80 Scott A. Zimmermann ’07 Tetsuo & Yoshi Shimura Nancy Ludmerer ’80 Bill Stolte & Stephanie Peters Walter A. Gordon ’22 Philip Selznick Ted Tanaka William H. Webster ’75 Gerald D. Marcus ’41 Steven A. Childress ’95 Union Bank Foundation Madeline Chun ’79 Robert & Charlotte Uram Thomas Graff Joel S. Goldman ’80 Andrew M. Sessler Barry L. Williams Sharona Barzilay David J. Miller Renee & Herman Winick Thomas B. Worth ’76 Jerrold Schaefer Aldo P. Guidotti ’44 Brock Settlemier Barbara N. Armstrong ’15 Rosemarie & Glenn Carminati Michael Millman Gisele C. Rainer ’88 Katherine Stokes Morehouse Carol & Richard Doty Sara Bolder Esther & Robert Ferro Jeanne S. & Eric Woodford John M. Smith ’53 Donald P. Black ’58 Norman & Dolores Heathorn John M. Breen Nathalie V. Black ’59 Elda Marcevich Harvey Muck Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom Raymond E. Mellana ’48 Fenwick & West Barbara A. Brenner ’81 Paul ’64 & Sharon Melodia J. Christopher Stevens Deborah J. Marx ’81 James & Angela Putkey Pauli Murray ’45 James R. Dunn ’58 Nora Sloan Barbara Clark ’82 Russell J. Brubaker ’86 Hardip S. Pannu & Manjot K. Pannu John R. Stokes ’48 Andrés Rivero III ’86 Duncan E. Haynes ’61 Katherine Stokes Morehouse Patricia Haynes Oliver J. Northup, Jr. ’49 William K. Coblentz Katherine N. Schick William E. Trautman ’65 Gerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar Mortimer H. Herzstein Dorothy W. Trautman Gerson Bakar Foundation Fernbacher Declaration of Trust Mario G. Olmos ’71 Sumit Mallick ’10 & Margaret A. Frampton Donald G. Tronstein ’59 Allison O. Watkins ’10 I. M. Heyman Francis P. Lloyd ’59 WilmerHale E. Roy Eisenhardt Elizabeth C. O’Neil David B. Flinn Jacqueline & Robert Corriveau Martin Wallace Wayne Collins, Sr. Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. Fund Law School Admission Council Richard G. Wallace ’84 Dale Minami ’71 Jonathan R. Paret Joan & E.H. Mirner Maxine G. Rosston Andrea L. Peterson ’78 George Williamson Kristin Crudo Lawrence W. Ruth Carol A. Rommel Kenneth M. Kliebard ’89 Timothy P. Crudo ’89 The San Francisco Foundation Gerald & Virginia Wilson Thomas S. Williamson, Jr. ’74 Paul D. Weiser Thomas B. Worth David Peterson Joseph A. Woods, Jr. ’49 Irene R. Haynie ’71 John H. Sears ’65

43 BOALT HALL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2013–2014

We are grateful to these board members for guiding us forward during the past ﬁscal year.

President Dean Timothy S. Hughes ’10 Student Representatives Kathleen A. Janus ’03 Lynn H. Pasahow ’72 Christopher F. Edley, Jr. Yury Kapgan ’01 Sarah B. Chai ’15 Kevin P. Kennedy ’91 Paul D. Meyer ’14 Past President Acting Dean John W. Kuo ’88 Mark D. Lubin ’77 Faculty Representatives Evan R. Cox ’87 Gillian Lester Michael L. Martinez ’78 James McManis ’67 Jesse H. Choper President Elect Members Heather N. Mewes ’99 Eleanor Swift Alisa D. Nave ’04 Nancy L. Fineman ’86 Carly O'Halloran Alameda ’06 Jeffrey L. Purcell ’11 Staff Representative Mario L. Barnes ’95 Noah S. Rosenthal ’05 UCBF Representative Karen I. Boyd ’96 Sean M. SeLegue ’91 Robert G. Sproul III Charles R. Breyer ’66 Jay A. Shafran ’63 Noel W. Nellis ’66 David A. Carrillo ’95 Arthur J. Shartsis ’71 Staff Liaison Benson R. Cohen ’04 Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72 Reunion Co-chairs Andrew J. Davis ’99 Charles J. Stevens ’82 Rachel Barley Robert D. Evans ’71 Darren M. Trattner ’94 Samuel D. Cole ’63 Daniel S. Floyd ’85 Steven T. Walther ’68 Holly J. Fujie ’78 Tyler C. Gerking ’02 Lenard G. Weiss ’62 Steven G. Zieff ’78 Lawrence A. Hobel ’76 Sarah F. Weiss ’10 Mitchell S. Zuklie ’96

ALUMNI SERVING ON THE UC BERKELEY FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mark Bertelsen ’69 Stephen Keller ’62 Shirley Sanderson ’75 Sujit Choudhry, ex-ofﬁcio H. Gifford Fong ’70 James McManis ’67 Carl Stoney ’70 Graham Fleming ’59, ex-ofﬁcio Jonathan Glaser ’86 Noel Nellis ’66 Myron Sugarman ’67 Richard Greene ’63 Jay Paxton ’73 Laura Young ’87

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