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MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

LEADERSHIP G IV ING: 2005-2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

F INANCIAL SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

CAMPAIGN PRIORIT IES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

F INANCIAL A ID . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

FACULTY RETENTION AND RECRUITMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

CENTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

CL INICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

GIV ING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

DONOR RECOGNIT ION: 2011-2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

THE BENEFACTORS C IRCLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

THE DEAN’S SOCIETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

ALUMNI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

FACULTY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

THE FACULTY CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

FR IENDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

MATCHING GIFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

LAW F IRMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

THE BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER SOCIETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

IN HONOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

IN MEMORY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

BHAA BOARD OF D IRECTORS 2011-2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

BOALT ALUMNI ON THE UC BERKELEY FOUNDATION BOARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL CABINET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

The 2011–2012 Annual Report of Philanthropy lists donors who made gifts to Boalt Hall in fiscal year 2012. It can be found online at law.berkeley.edu/102.htm. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please send corrections to:

Boalt Hall Alumni Center University of California, Berkeley School of Law 2850 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 500 Berkeley, CA 94705-7220

Or contact us at 510.642.2590 or [email protected]. If you would like to make a donation to Boalt Hall, please use the enclosed envelope to make your contribution or visit give.law.berkeley.edu.

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When we launched the $125 million Campaign for Boalt Hall in 2005, it raised more than a few eyebrows. Our target, after all, was 10 times larger than the law school’s previous record campaign. But given our remarkable community of alumni and friends, and the great possibilities we could see for the school, it seemed to me that a bit of audacity was appropriate.

Sure enough, the many alumni who hold Boalt close to their hearts, and friends who value our mission, have lifted our law school to unprecedented heights. Over the past century our physical complex has never looked better, and the far-reaching research, scholarship, and policy work done here are flat-out astounding—it never fails to impress when I rattle off a list of examples. I am deeply grateful to the donors who have helped us to soar.

With $14.1 million in contributions during the fiscal year ended June 30—more than 34 percent higher than the year before—we are able to strengthen several core areas that make us the planet’s best public law school: financial aid, faculty recruitment and retention, our research centers and “live-client” clinics, and our professional skills programs.

This year, we hope to have a strong finish. As we watch the ball drop on Boalt’s first century, the Campaign for Boalt Hall’s finish line is also in our sights, less than $17 million away. And what a Centennial year it’s been.

We added two new research centers to our stable of action-oriented think tanks designed to be a two-way bridge between the world of ideas and the world of complex private sector and public sector problems: The California Constitution Center and the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice. We extended our global reach through broadened curricular and field placement opportunities, partnerships with prominent universities abroad, and expansion of our Professional LL.M. program serving lawyers from 40 countries during the summer. We revised our Loan Repayment Assistance Program to protect participants from negative amortization risks should they leave public interest work before qualifying for full loan forgiveness, which generally takes 10 years of such employment. And we bolstered what were already top national programs in intellectual property, environmental, business, and international law.

Naïve we are not. Continued cuts to our state funding are an ongoing challenge: the average 2012 Boalt graduate owes more than $112,000 in student loans (plus undergraduate debt), and tuition will continue to be over $50,000 for both out-of-state and California residents. But I can’t find the superlatives to describe how exciting our students are and the excellence of the faculty who lead them in discovering the law. I am fully confident about our future, and we will work hard to convince the past generations who have benefited from this institution to invest in a future of excellence for students and faculty to come.

As we labor in this homestretch of the Campaign for Boalt Hall, I once again extend my deepest thanks for all you’ve done to get us this far—and for the inspiration and resources you provide to help us fulfill our mission. It is an honor to be your Dean at this time of challenge, accomplishment, and celebration.

C H R I S TO P H E R E D L E Y, J R .

The Honorable William H. O rrick, Jr. Distinguished Professor and Dean

MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN

$2,000,000 and above

AnonymousElizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 vCalifornia EndowmentThe Rosalinde & Arthur Gilbert

Foundation vEstate of John B. HallKoret Foundation vGreg & Liz Lutz v

$1,000,000 - $1,999,999

AnonymousThe Ford FoundationEvelyn & Walter Haas Jr. FundJudge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64

The James Irvine Foundation vJEHT FoundationJohn D. & Catherine T. MacArthur

FoundationMicrosoft Corporation vThe Honorable G. William Miller ’52 * &

Ariadna Miller vOpen Society Institute vLeo ’57 & Nina Pircher vLance J. Robbins ’72 & Rachel BankPamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko vAlfred P. Sloan Foundation vUniversity of California, Berkeley

Foundation vH. H. “Sam” WheelerDouglas ’70 & Jane Wolf,

Wolf Family FundWerner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen /

Wolfen Family Foundation v

$500,000 - $999,999

Anonymous (3)The Atlantic PhilanthropiesBank of America Foundation vCoblentz Patch Duffy & Bass vBill & Melinda Gates FoundationStuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. Gordon vHarold C. Hohbach ’52

Pres ’56 & Maurine Hotchkis Humanity UnitedEwing M. Kauffman FoundationJoseph T. ’71 & Gail L. KieferNoel W. Nellis ’66 vNokia vVarnum ’33 * and Lilien PaulRosenberg FoundationS. K. Yee Foundation v

$100,000 - $499,999

Anonymous (13) vAkonadi FoundationAmerican Association of Law LibrariesThe American Israeli Cooperative

EnterpriseStephen W. Arent ’67 / Arent Foundation vMark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen vBingham McCutchen vBlue Shield of California FoundationSteven E. Bochner ’81 vPaula E. Boggs ’84 vAlbert C. Boyer ’40 *California District Attorneys AssociationCalifornia State AssemblyCalifornia State Department of CorrectionsCalifornia Wellness FoundationScott T. Carey ’61 vCarnegie Corporation of New YorkAnnie E. Casey FoundationCenter for American ProgressSamuel D. Cole ’63

Cooley vAlec L. Cory ’39 *Covington & Burling vMichael L. Cypers ’81

Dartmouth CollegeVicki De Goff ’72 & Dick ShermanDeloitte ServicesDLA Piper vDubai Human Rights AssociationE. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt vEnvironmental Protection AgencyBill Falik & Diana Cohen vJerome B. Falk, Jr. ’65 v

Farella Braun + Martel vLois H. Feinblatt / Blum FoundationFenwick & West vFish & Richardson vJohn C. Fossum ’66

French American Cultural ExchangeLewis T. Gardiner ’40 *Fred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory vHanson BridgettLeo B. Helzel ’92 / Helzel Family Foundation vJames K. Herbert ’62 / General James

Herbert FoundationI. M. Heyman *Robert Wood Johnson FoundationJames J. Joseph ’72 vWalter M. Kaufmann ’61

Kenton J. King ’87 vKirkland & Ellis vKenneth Kofman ’62

Jerome Kohlberg / Kohlberg FoundationLatham & WatkinsJason Lemkin ’96 & Mallun Yen ’95 vRobert L. LinEllyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay vFrank Martin ’04 & Rosa Terrazas vC. William ’41 & Rosalie F. MaxeinerJames McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh vAndrew W. Mellon FoundationMorrison & Foerster vNational Association for the

Advancement of Colored PeopleNorman ’65 & Margrit Oberstein vWalter G. Olson ’49 / Olson Family TrustTerry O’Reilly ’69 vOrrick Herrington & Sutcliffe vRoderic B. & Catherine B. Park vEdward V. Pollack ’66 vProteus Action League vPublic Interest ProjectsResources Legacy Fund FoundationRockefeller Philanthropy AdvisorsRichard K. Roeder ’73 vMario M. Rosati ’71

The Rose FoundationMichael C. Ross vAllen & Cynthia W. Ruby

* = Deceased | v = 3+ Consecutive year donor

Bill * & Sally Rutter vJoel S. Sanders ’82 vShirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson ’75 vHerbert Sandler / Sandler FoundationJan Blaustein Scholes ’77 & Myron S.

ScholesGary ’66 & Dana ShapiroArthur J. Shartsis ’71 & Mary Jo

Christensen Shartsis ’72 vRick ’74 & Heidi Sherman vSidley Austin vSkadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom vBill ’41 * & Marion SlusserTides Foundation vU.S. District Court, Northern District

of CaliforniaLen ’70 & Catherine Unge / Irene

Finkelstein Foundation vVital Projects Fund vThe Wachovia FoundationMatthew F. Weil ’91 / Weil Family

Foundation vWeil Gotshal & Manges vMax ’49 * & Erica WeingartenDana A. Welch ’87 & Scott Adams vThomas J. WhiteWhite & Case vThe Whitman InstituteLouis I. Wiener, Jr. ’41 *Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Foundation vWinston & StrawnWollenberg Foundation v

$50,000 - $99,999

Anonymous (4) vApple IncGerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar / Bakar

Foundation vBaker & BottsPeter Higgins Bales ’07

Bales Family Endowment at Boalt HallJohn J. ’65 & Pam Bartko vPeter J. Benvenutti ’74 & Lise A.

Pearlman ’74 v

LEADERSHIP GIVING: 2005–2012

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THE CAMPAIGN FOR BOALT HALL

A Message from the Campaign Co-chairs

Private support plays a vital role in making Boalt one of the nation’s top law schools. Thankfully, our inspiring alumni and friends have helped solidify our standing while state funding of higher education continues to plummet.

This special Centennial year provides a unique opportunity to convey our gratitude for all that Boalt has given us. With less than $17 million left to complete the $125 million Campaign for Boalt Hall, we hope to finish our first century—and the campaign—with a flourish.

Thank you for supporting our law school.

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


Lois I. Brady ’86 vSteven D. Broidy ’62 / Weingart

Foundation vBarrett BurchBurch Family FoundationBerkeley A. Burch-MartinezJohn Burris ’73 & Cheryl AmanaCalifornia Consumer Protection

FoundationGregory D. Call ’85 vDavid Carlyon ’76 vChadbourne & ParkeJesse H. & Mari S. Choper vCisco Systems FoundationPaul T. Clark ’80 vRichard J. Conviser ’62 / BAR/BRI GroupEvan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox vA. Peter DaviesGail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 & Douglas

H. Dolton vJoe & Cathy Feldman vNancy ’86 & Ed Fineman vDoris & Donald Fisher FundJohn G. Fleming *Daniel S. Floyd ’85 vSamuel Freeman Charitable TrustHolly J. Fujie ’78 & Lee W. Cotugno ’77 vThe Wallace Alexander Gerbode

FoundationLynn J. Gillard ’36 *Google vLindsee P. Granfield ’85 vSuzanne Greenberg ’85 vRichard L. Greene ’63 vAldo P. Guidotti ’44

Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian

Michael W. Hall ’82 vHeller EhrmanMaryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 /

Herringer Family Foundation vHickman Palermo Truong & Becker vLawrence A. Hobel ’76 & Diana H.

Staring ’81 vReed C. Holcomb ’71 *The Impact FundInstitute of European American Studies

Academia SinicaJess S. Jackson ’55 * & Barbara R. BankeD. Lowell Jensen ’52

Keker & Van Nest vW.K. Kellogg FoundationKilpatrick TownsendKnobbe Martens Olson & BearDavid J. ’86 & Mary Larwood vMark LeHocky ’79 & Joyce BlairCala Lemberger *Mark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. HaganTeressa K. Lippert ’82 vMark D. Lubin ’77 vManatt Phelps & PhillipsMcDermott Will & Emery vMcManis Faulkner vMarc H. Monheimer ’57 / Brenner

Foundation vMorgan Lewis vRichard C. Morse ’67 vAlisa D. Nave ’04 & Robb WorthNixon PeabodyThe David & Lucile Packard Foundation vLynn ’72 & Leslie Pasahow vMark ’84 & Wynne Pécheck vRoger J. Peters ’77 v

Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & Jay R. Gerstenschlager v

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman

PowerPAC.orgBorden B. Price ’50 vHenry Ramsey, Jr. ’63

Maria E. Robbins *The Henry W. and Nettie Robinson

Foundation vRockefeller Brothers FundRopes & Gray vDavid Rosenfeld ’73 & Shirley Woo ’74 vBruce ’71 & Carol Ross vDeanna Ruth Rutter ’72

SAP LabsGuy T. Saperstein ’69

Schusterman Family FoundationHenry Shields, Jr. ’74 & Jo Anne PetersonSocial Science Research CouncilJohn E. ’57 * & Margaret J. SparksGraydon S. ’51 & Joyce L. StaringCharles J. Stevens ’82 vTom ’90 & Kris Stoever vCharles Y. Tanabe ’76 & Arlene S. Bobrow vRobert R. & Joyce A. TuftsAbril B. Turner ’95

University College Dublinvan Loben Sels/RembeRock FoundationVan Pelt Yi & JamesPaul H. Verriere, Jr. ’69

Visa vWilmerHaleJohn YooLaura W. Young ’87 / Wang Family

Foundation vZellerbach Family FoundationSteven G. Zieff ’78 v

$25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (7)James H. Abrams ’91 vAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & FeldDavid L. AlexanderAlston + BirdJames R. Alvillar ’73

Michael Antin ’63

Arguedas Cassman & HeadleyCaroline D. Avery ’89 & Jon S. Tigar ’89 vCameron Baker ’61 vBaker & McKenzieRobert S. Ball ’67 v

David M. Barkan ’92 & Wendy E. Allyn vWilliam T. Barker ’74 v

Bartko Zankel Tarrant & MillerRuth Greenspan Bell ’67 vKendall R. ’64 & Diane Bishop vJ. Dennis Bonney ’56

John R. Box ’81

Karen I. Boyd ’96

Alan R. Brayton ’76 / Brayton PurcellClarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57

Gregory P. ’90 & Shannon S.’90 BroomeJohn E. & Dolores E. CakebreadPaul W. Cane, Jr. ’79 vDaniel A. Case ’76 vChris Chavez ’97 & Dave Davisson vMatthew W. Close ’96 vCommunity InitiativesCompton FoundationCotchett Pitre Simon & McCarthyGregory T. Davidson ’88 & Helen M.

Wilmont vJohn G. Davies ’62 *Davis Polk & WardwellGary S. Decker ’76

Robert P. Doty ’90 & Catherine Garza vWilliam M. Doyle ’81 vTavy Alice Dumont ’06 v

Tracy K. Edmonson ’88

Robin M. ’72 & Richard C. Edwards vMel & Helen Eisenberg vThe Energy FoundationRobert D. Evans ’71 vSimona A. Farrise ’05

Federated Department StoresArthur B. ’67 & Marjorie Fine vFinnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett &

Dunner vDebra L. Fischer ’89 & Sherwin Frey vSarah G. Flanagan ’76 vJoshua R. FloumH. Gifford Fong ’70 vMelvin F. Fortes ’80 vRichard L. ’65 & Patricia E. Fruin vDaniel J. Furniss ’76 *William E. ’68 & Marianne M. GagenRoy S. Geiger ’79 vGeneral Electric Company vGibson Dunn & Crutcher vJames G. Gilliland, Jr. ’79 vRichard and Rhoda Goldman FundRobert A. Goldstein ’65

Robert A. Goodin ’74

Goodwin ProcterRobert E. Gordon ’59

William L. Gordon ’57 vPeter Goss ’96 vDonald S. Greenberg ’67 vMelinda L. Haag ’87 vColleen & Robert D. Haas vReed Hastings & Patty QuiillinHaynes and Boone vVictor A. Hebert ’61

Nancy R. Heinen ’82 vJ. Michael Hemmer ’76 & Lori Raphael vJames M. Heslin ’78 & Rose T. Hau vCatherine DeBono Holmes ’77 vSusan K. Hori ’79 vHowreyPaul E. Hurdlow ’87

Jackson Family Enterprises, Inc.Nan Joesten ’97 & Hank Leeper vWalter S. Johnson Foundation Grant vMichael S. Kagnoff ’93

Jeffrey A. Kaiser ’92

Mary Ellen (Burns) Kanoff ’84

Yury Kapgan ’01 vBeth Davis Karren ’66 & Fred L. Karren vKasowitz Benson Torres & FriedmanHerma Hill Kay vKazan McClain Lyons Greenwood &

HarleyDavid & Anita KellerWilliam D. Kissinger ’87 & Ann D.

Cummings ’92 vThomas J. Klitgaard ’61

Adrian A. Kragen ’34 *George M. Kraw ’76

John W. ’88 & Janie T. Kuo vJoanne Lahner ’84 vRonald Larson ’61

Theodore B. ’59 & Doris Shoong LeeDavid O. Leiwant ’81 vLevi Strauss Foundation vThe Loubé FamilyWilliam R. Loveless ’59

Gene A. Lucero ’72 & Marcia E. Williams vArthur K. Lund ’61

Peter ’52 & Melanie MaierMichael L. ’78 & Lenore R. Martinez vChristopher M. ’68 & Barbara J. McLain vMike Mellor ’50 *Paul ’64 & Sharon Melodia vHeather Mewes ’99 v

Charles A. Miller ’58 vMorrison & Foerster Foundation vMotion Picture Association of AmericaFrederick T. Muto’79 & Lynn Hart Muto’79

Jeffrey Newman’66 & Mary Montella’84 vNext 10Angela Nomellini ’78 #O’Melveny & Myers vOrrick Herrington Sutcliffe FoundationAmy Silver Orton ’80 & Eddie Orton ’79

Terence James O’Toole ’71 & Evelyn O’Toole

Marc R. Palotay ’75 vLawrence ’74 & Beverly Peitzman #Martin Pence ’28 *Perkins CoieJessica S. Pers ’77 & Robert S. Stein ’74

Michael C. Phillips ’76 vMatthew D. PowersGary B. Pruitt ’82 vRambusWarren G. Reid ’57

Edward ReinesJames E. RogersJ. Kerwin Rooney ’36 *James A. Rothstein ’71 vStarmont Asset Management

(Harvey Rowen ’67)Adam Sachs ’86

Albert J. Salera ’56 vAvram Salkin ’59 vSherwin L. Samuels ’59 vDavid ’67 & Geri ’67 Sandor vJay A. Shafran ’63 #Patricia A. Sherman ’72 vSidley Austin FoundationPatrick J. Simpson ’71 vGlenn A. Smith ’71 vJay D. Smith ’64

SNR DentonSonnenschein Scholars FoundationDavid R. Stewart ’86

John O. Stewart ’64 vCarl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70

Jon B. Streeter ’81 vHugh Stuart Center Charitable TrustStuart FoundationStephen Stublarec ’75 & Debra Belaga vSun OracleSUNBELT Communications CompanyBruce D. Sunstein ’73 vW. Clarke Swanson / Swanson, Jr.

FoundationTessera TechnologiesThomson WestJohn L. TishmanStephen L. Tolles ’82

Darren M. ’94 & Elizabeth Trattner vUnbound PhilanthropyLisa M. McCabe van Krieken ’85

Geoff. Van Loucks ’61

Thomas F. Villeneuve ’83

Jennifer L. Wahlsten ’04 & Timothy J. Holmes

Steven T. Walther ’68

Wells Fargo Foundation vAlexander ’76 & Evelyn Wiles vRobert E. Willett ’74

Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation

Steven G. Wolff ’81

Thomas B. Worth ’76 vYahoo!Douglas R. Young ’76 vMaziar ZarrehparvarMitch ’96 & Holly Zuklie v

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Where the Money Comes From: Boalt Budget Sources - Fiscal Year 2012

Percentages do not equal 100% due to rounding* The portion of tuition that stays at Boalt for our use

Endowment Income$10,029,150 (13%)

State Funds$20,222,690 (26%)

Student Professional Fees *$35,783,277 (46%)

Grants and Contracts$3,889,664 (5%)

Private Gifts$6,875,756 (9%)

26%

13%

9%

46%

Other Revenue$1,702,362 (2%)

5%2%

Where the Money Goes: Boalt Budget Allocations - Fiscal Year 2012

Financial Aid$12,050,060 (16%)

Instruction and Clinics$24,449,546 (32%)

Research and Centers$8,842,175 (11%)

Alumni Center and Communications$2,238,504 (3%)

Student Activities$467,882 (1%)

32%

16%

11%

11%

8%

7%

6%

5%3%

1%

Law Library and Robbins Collection$8,641,702 (11%)

Administration $4,891,120 (6%)

Instructional Support$5,127,412 (7%)

Facilities and Maintenance $6,348,206 (8%)

Student Services$3,971,544 (5%)

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Philanthropic Funding FY12

Philanthropy Trajectory FY02 - FY12

Fiscal Year Total Philanthropy

FY02 $5,531,507

FY03 $6,758,513

FY04 $5,242,956

FY05 $8,439,199

FY06 $10,170,500

FY07 $14,192,005

FY08 $17,336,986

FY09 $14,727,454

FY10 $13,577,628

FY11 $10,523,077

FY12 $14,128,567

FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY12FY11

$20,000,000

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

$0

Boalt Hall Funds $1,795,561.46 Research Assistants $500.00

Building Funds $52,845.00 Student Awards $10,973.75

Centers & Programs $6,787,359.02 Student Loans $17,276.00

Clinical Education $1,683,962.28 Student Organizations $54,328.44

Endowed Chairs $1,452,225.20 Student Scholarships $1,474,888.40

Faculty Support $385,959.00 Summer Fellowships $345,585.95

Law Library $63,241.00 Unrestricted Endowment $3,681.76

Miscellaneous $179.94 TOTAL $14,128,567.20

Alumni Participation Rates FY07 - FY12

Fiscal Year Participation Rate

FY07 23%

FY08 25%

FY09 19%

FY10 17%

FY11 19%

FY12 17%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Tuition During Boalt’s First Century

Year California Resident Tuition Out-of-State Tuition

1911-1912 Free $20

1920-1921 $25 $45

1930-1931 $100 $225

1940-1941 $105 $240

1950-1951 $185 $370

1960-1961 $273 $637

1970-1971 $511 $1,711

1980-1981 $837 $3,237

1990-1991 $2,482 $7,717

2000-2001 $10,865 $21,615

2008-2009 $30,944 $43,189

2009-2010 $35,907 $48,152

2010-2011 $44,244 $52,244

2011-2012 $50,163 $54,370

2012-2013 $50,399* $54,350*

$50,000

$40,000

$30,000

$20,000

$10,000

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1911

-191

2

1920

-192

1

1930

-193

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1940

-194

1

1950

-195

1

1960

-196

1

1970

-197

1

1980

-198

1

1990

-199

1

2000

-200

1

2008

-200

9

2009

-201

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2010

-201

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2011

-201

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-201

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California Resident Tuition Trajectory

* Total fees include health insurance

The Campaign for Boalt Hall

Total Raised through September 30, 2012: $108.6 Million

Progress & Remaining Need by Gift Type Category (Dollars in Millions)

Raised to Date

Remaining Need

0 5-5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

Leadership Gifts (+1M)

Major Gifts ($50K – $999,999)

Corporate and Foundation

Annual Giving

25.0

17.8

41.0

6.4

6.2

8.5

-4.7

24.8

Boalt Hall is committed to providing one of the best suites of financial aid programs of any top law school. We help incoming students obtain grants, fellowships, and scholarships based on need and merit, as well as an array of federal and private student loans. Several scholarships and fellowships are also made available to continuing students each year from within and outside of Boalt. In response to tuition hikes, we have increased financial aid expenditures every year since 2005.

Financial Aid Expenditures

FY12

$12,000,000

$10,000,000

$8,000,000

$6,000,000

$4,000,000

$2,000,000

$0FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

$5,786,682

$6,408,933

$6,434,734

$7,410,837

$8,687,726

$10,766,837

Figures include scholarships, grants, summer fellowships, and post-graduate Bridge Fellowships.

Summer Fellowships

Boalt’s Summer Fellowship Program provides $4,000 grants to students who secure unpaid summer internships in public interest, nonprofit, or government sector law. Second-year students completing a second summer of qualifying work may receive an additional $2,000.

Summer Fellowships 2006-2012

Summer Total Funding Number of Recipients

2006 $451,000 119

2007 $498,043 132

2008 $710,000 145

2009 $751,000 183

2010 $856,827 224

2011 $851,788 227

2012 $731,550 183

$112,297Average student loan debt for Class of 2012 graduates

82%Boalt students who received some form of financial aid in 2011-12 school year

102%Increase in need-based scholarship applications over the past three years

363%Increase in student tuition since 2000

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CAM BAKER ’61 assisted in his class reunion cam-

paign hoping that personal contact with classmates would

make them feel more connected with Boalt after all these

years. “Between emails and follow-up phone calls, eventually

I was able to contact everyone assigned,” Baker says. “You just

have to be persistent.” A 20-member reunion committee deftly

co-chaired by Scott Carey and Tom Klitgaard raised more than

$310,000 for financial aid.

Baker, now managing Larkmead Vineyards in the Napa Valley,

received financial aid at Boalt. “Our tuition was so low” he

says. “When you look at tuition today and realize just how

lucky we were, it’s incumbent upon all of us to pay back at

least in some small way and help ease the huge financial

burden on current students.”

CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: FINANCIAL AID

Loan Forgiveness

Our loan repayment assistance program, for graduates who pursue public interest work, now protects them from negative amortization if they leave such employment before qualifying for full loan forgiveness. Alumni with a qualifying job at a salary under $65,000 for 10 years have no student-loan obligation. Those earning up to $100,000, or who work in public interest for less than 10 years, receive partial support.

$10,934,160

$10,389,628

Growing the faculty marked one of Dean Edley’s top priorities when he took the reins at Boalt Hall in 2004. Since then, the law school has hired 47 new educators committed to top-tier instruction and legal scholarship.

Contributions to endowed faculty chairs help lower our faculty-student ratio and expand our course offerings. They also help us compete with better-funded law schools to bring in the best new instructors—and to fend off efforts to poach our own star professors.

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CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: FACULTY RETENTION AND RECRUITMENT

New Faculty Hires for 2012-13 School Year

Faculty Hiring Since 2004

4 hires

3 hires

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

5 hires

6 hires

4 hires

5 hires

9 hires

9 hires

2 hires

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A N D R E W B R A D TAssistant Professor of Law

Areas of Specialization: Civil Procedure, Conflict of Laws, Remedies

Research focus: How procedural and choice of law systems adapt to large-scale, multi-

jurisdictional litigation

Experience: Climenko Fellow and Lecturer at Harvard Law School, two judicial clerkships, litigation attorney at Jones Day in New York and Ropes & Gray in Boston

R A C H E L S T E R NAssistant Professor of Law and Political Science

Areas of Specialization: The relationship between law, power, social change, and globalization

Research focus: The role courts play in authoritarian states, and the politi-cal dynamics surrounding environmental regulation and activism in China

Experience: Junior Fellow at the Harvard University Society of Fellows

FYI: First book, Environmental Litigation in China: A Study in Political

A M A N D A T Y L E RProfessor of Law

Areas of Specialization: Federal Courts, Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Statutory Interpretation

Research focus: The judicial power and habeas corpus

Experience: Professor at George Washington University Law School, two judicial clerkships, attorney at Sidley Austin in Washington, D.C.

FYI: George Leisure Award for Best Oralist in the James Barr Ames Moot

For the WOLLENBERG FOUNDATION ,

supporting Boalt’s faculty is an easy decision. “My father

(Roger Wollenberg ’42) had a terrific experience there and

almost all our donations go toward education,” says

co-trustee Chris Wollenberg. “He initiated the annual

contribution, and we’re happy to help Boalt maintain

its teaching excellence.”

Roger clerked for U.S. Supreme Court Justice William Douglas

after World War II and worked for the Justice Department’s

Antitrust Division. He then went into private practice, helped

found Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering in 1962, and became presi-

dent of the Federal Communications Bar Association as TV

and radio began permeating the culture.

Another accomplishment Chris notes with pride: Roger’s

many years on the Falls Church (VA) School Board, most as

chair. “He helped usher in integration in the school system

at a time when other Virginia school systems were practicing

massive resistance, even to the point of shutting down,” Chris

says. “Education always meant a great deal to him.”

Even before Dean Edley came to Boalt, he heard how the law school’s convoluted physical space was “fast becoming the Greyhound bus station of law schools.” Eager to change that perception—and reality—he set about upgrading Boalt’s largest lecture halls and main library reading room.

In 2008, guided by Associate Dean Kathleen Vanden Heuvel ’86, the school ramped up its renovation efforts. Three years later, Boalt put the finishing touches on the glimmering South Addition as well as new classrooms, throughways, study rooms, and student space.

As we celebrate our Centennial this year, these newly-completed projects present unique naming opportunities to become part of Boalt’s legacy— and to have the law school recognize impactful contributions for generations to come. To help name our exciting new spaces, please contact Robert Sproul, Assistant Dean of Development, at 510.643.8170 or [email protected].

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CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION

When athletic department budget woes put Cal’s baseball

program on life support last year, STU GORDON ’65

led an inspired fundraising drive that not only revived

the team, but helped propel it to the College World Series.

“I believe in miracles,” he says.

At Boalt Hall, many thought it would take a miracle to transform

an antiquated and disjointed physical complex. Last year, the

ambitious overhaul finished on time and on budget. “When I was

president of our alumni association several years ago, people were

impressed with everything Boalt had to offer except its facilities,”

Gordon says. “It meant a lot to participate in fundraising efforts

and contribute my own funds to help change that.”

Well-versed in building success—the co-founder of Gordon &

Rees has grown his firm from 3 lawyers to more than 550 in 27

offices across the country—Gordon sees Boalt’s capital improve-

ments as a winning long-term strategy. “Every time I go by the

law school I can’t believe how beautiful it looks,” he says. “It’s

something I’m really proud of, and Boalt students deserve it.”

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5,000Square feet of energy-efficient radiant heating and cooling systems installed in the floors of Café Zeb and the student lounge

36Glass walking planks that filter light into the library’s offices

12Boalt student journals housed in the new Student Center

55,000Square feet added by the South Addition

Percent of suggested capacity of Boalt’s library collection before it moved to the South Addition

Boalt has added two new research centers to its stable of action-oriented, policy-driven think tanks.

The California Constitution Center, focusing on California’s constitution and state supreme court, will develop scholarship on complex policy issues that arise under the state charter. It offers a moot court for lawyers with cases pending before the court, a California Constitutional Law seminar, a yearly journal, and research fellowships.

The Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice promotes innovative teach-ing and research to help advance policy and assist marginalized popula-tions. Programming includes an annual seminar, a year-long scholarship workshop, a virtual bibliography, and the first legal reader on reproductive rights and justice with national distribution.

Philanthropy Highlights

A major gift from H.H. “Sam” Wheeler, Jr. launched the Wheeler Institute for Water Law & Policy at the Center for Law, Energy & the Environment (CLEE). Support from Deanna Ruth Rutter ’72 advanced the center’s student programming and energy and water research.

The Human Rights Center received notable gifts from David and Anita Keller, Greg and Liz Lutz, Nadine Tang and Bruce Smith, and Tom White. Among other projects, that support helped advance the use of forensic technologies in criminal prosecutions and in reuniting forcibly adopted children with their families.

A major gift from the Quattrone Foundation enabled the Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy to produce a cost analysis of wrongful prosecutions in California over the past 30 years. The California Endowment also funded an institute project to reduce violence in high-crime neighborhoods and improve the health of those who live in them.

Donations from Ralph Alpert ’55, Bob and Colleen Haas, and Joshua Floum and Margaret O’Donnell helped the Henderson Center for Social Justice assess the impact of restorative justice approaches in reducing racial dis-trust and division. Six Boalt students went to Greensboro, N.C. to conduct research and collaborate with project partners.

Some Funding Priorities

Henderson Center: The Pauli Murray Annual Lecture Endowment to help more students conduct research related to African American girls and young women; research to develop strategies for addressing the changing geography, demographics, and depth of poverty in the Bay Area.

CLEE: An endowed environmental speaker series for law students; expansion of climate change and cap-and-trade policy research; joint projects with the Haas School of Business or Goldman School of Public Policy.

Warren Institute: Civil rights roundtables on education that seek to drive research-based reforms for all high school students to graduate with the skills needed for a successful transition to college and post-secondary careers.

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CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: CENTERS

As a student and early in his legal career, LUKE ELLIS ’75

worked in the public defenders’ office representing minors

in juvenile court proceedings. “We saw a lot of recidivism,

but some kids were reachable,” he says. “Guiding them in a

different direction was so rewarding.” To help current Boalt

students engage in similar work, Ellis has funded a major

project through the Warren Institute on Law and Social Policy.

Ellis, a prominent personal injury lawyer at Gillin, Jacobson,

Ellis, Larsen & Lucey, made his generous donation in honor

of professor and former dean Jesse Choper. “Over the course

of your life you might remember a couple teachers,” Ellis says.

“But Jesse was a mentor and an inspiration. His passion for

the law, and for how law can help society, has stayed with me.”

Human Rights Center: Fellowship program that enables UC students to work in the field on issues such as safer outcomes in maternal and infant care, protecting unaccompanied child immigrants, and assisting battered women and torture survivors.

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Students eager to get some real-world experience while doing some real-world good are the fuel that powers Boalt’s clinical programs. Our students handle casework in four faculty-directed clinics, take externships with judges, public agencies, and NGOs, and learn the machinery of government through our Washington-based UCDC Law Program.

Philanthropy Highlights

To commemorate the Death Penalty Clinic’s 10th anniversary, 99 percent of clinic alumni contributed to its fellowship program. The Kazan Foundation, Loren Lewallen, and Frank Martin ’04 were major donors to the program, which assists understaffed capital defense lawyers in the South. Grants from the Atlantic Philanthropies, the Open Society Foundations, and the Tides Foundation helped fund the Lethal Injection Project, which challenged how the death penalty is administered in more than a dozen jurisdictions. The Vital Projects Foundation and Kenneth and Elizabeth Stevens supported both the fellowship program and Lethal Injection Project.

Support from the Y & H Soda Foundation allowed the East Bay Commu-nity Law Center (EBCLC) to expand its Immigration Law Clinic staff. A gift from Quinn Delaney and Wayne Jordan helped launch EBCLC’s new Policy Advocacy Clinic, which will assist low-income citizens through bill drafting, negotiation and lobbying, administrative rulemaking, and public education campaigns. The Morrison & Foerster Foundation funded a two-year fellowship to help provide reentry services for juvenile offenders.

The International Human Rights Law Clinic received significant funding from Werner ’53 and Mimi Wolfen and from Greg and Liz Lutz. Their contribu-tions helped the clinic play a lead role in a case that addressed Guate-mala’s state-sanctioned policy of forced disappearances during its 36-year armed conflict. Clinic students helped prepare experts and witnesses for testimony, drafted cross examination questions and declarations, analyzed reparations options, and researched case law and security force tactics.

The Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic received a generous matching gift from Boalt professor and clinic founder Pamela Samuelson and her husband, UC Berkeley School of Information professor Robert Glushko. That funding enabled the clinic to hire an extra teaching fellow this year. Contributions also helped the clinic work with Privacy Rights Clearinghouse to launch a centralized, interactive online service that lets people share privacy complaints about websites and social networks.

Some Funding Priorities

Death Penalty Clinic: Helping represent clients in cases where courts do not provide ample resources; enhancing the ability to address systemic inequities in how the death penalty is administered.

EBCLC: A two-year, $1 million campaign to help train emerging lawyers and serve underrepresented clients. The campaign seeks to seed the first six years of a post-graduate fellowship program fund ($600,000), purchase and outfit a mobile office ($100,000), lease shared satellite office spaces in Oakland ($150,000), and invest in enhanced mobile technology ($150,000).

CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: CLINICS

During his extraordinary legal career, Bernie Witkin ’28 wrote

the definitive treatises on California law and influenced

countless judges and practitioners as the state Supreme

Court’s reporter and clerk. Boalt professor and former dean

Herma Hill Kay said he “almost single-handedly raised the

intellectual standards of the California Bar and judiciary”

and helped it “become an example to the nation.”

The WITKIN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

recently honored his memory by supporting Boalt’s reno-

vation of workspace and offices for its clinical programs.

“I’m pleased to provide this funding in memory of my late

husband,” says Alba Witkin, Bernie’s widow and a longtime

philanthropist. “Bernie felt passionately that clinical law

experience was of critical importance in preparing students

for successful law practice.”

International Human Rights Law Clinic: Advocacy and travel funds to expand opportunities for students to work with clients, conduct field investigations, and appear before courts and tribunals.

Samuelson Clinic: Collaborative projects in the areas of digital consumer protection, free expression, privacy, and open access.

©Peg SkorpinskiAlba Witkin

LL.M. Program

Boalt offers both an academic-year and a professional LL.M. program, which is completed over two consecutive summer semesters. International lawyers learn from prominent full-time faculty, obtain a strong foundation in business law, intellectual property, and core U.S. law courses, and may qualify for the California Bar Exam.

In the academic-year program, students gain knowledge of the U.S. legal system, conduct original research on a specific aspect of law, and enroll in courses also offered to J.D. students. They tailor the program to meet their individual needs, factoring in educational background and career objectives.

In 2009, Boalt introduced its professional LL.M. program—an ideal option for lawyers who prefer not to leave home for a nine-month stretch. As demand grows worldwide for studying and importing American legal culture, Boalt has steadily increased its LL.M. class sizes.

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CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

JOACHIM ROSENGARTEN ’92 says former

Boalt professor Richard Buxbaum ’53 “made it his passion”

to look after LL.M. students. “He taught them in class, gave

them advice for life, and respected their foreign culture,”

Rosengarten says. “He helped them find jobs or funding,

and in some cases even helped them find a federal judge

so they could get married.”

That’s why, to commemorate Buxbaum’s 50 years of teaching at

Boalt, Rosengarten and fellow LL.M. alums Rolf Trittmann ’87

and Heribert Hirte ’89 created the Richard Buxbaum Interna-

tional Law Students Graduate Fellowship Fund.

A partner at Hengeler Mueller in Frankfurt, Germany,

Rosengarten knows full well the value of an LL.M. degree.

At his firm, spending one year in an English-speaking country

is a pre-condition for being named partner. “With rising

tuition, doing that at a top LL.M. program has become more

difficult,” he says. “I wanted to enable future students to

benefit from the Berkeley experience, as I did years ago.”

Furthering Boalt’s globalization efforts is its International Executive Legal Education program, designed for foreign lawyers, general counsel, corporate executives, government officials, and other professionals. The program also offers training sessions for judges that focus on the U.S. common law and court systems.

The law school continues to strengthen the International Association of Boalt Alumni by increasing membership and networking opportunities. While most members are based in Europe, the organization is extending into China and South America.

Professional Skills Program

In 2008, Boalt’s faculty established a coherent program of instruction in professional skills. The program offers an array of simulation courses in areas such as advocacy and litigation, research and writing, negotiation,

and transactions. Practical training opportunities are provided through practicums, field placements, judicial externships, and pro bono projects.

In 2011-12, professional skills comprised more than 15 percent of Boalt’s academic program with a significant portion taught by leading practitioners and judges. The school offered 37 professional skills courses, with 1,749 combined J.D. and LL.M. student enrollments. Other notable figures: 139 students enrolled in externships, 94 in practicums, and 28 in the Judicial Externship Program.

More than 400 Boalt students engage in pro bono practice—often as early as their first semester—through our Student-initiated Legal Services Projects. Strengthened by supervising attorneys and community partner-ships, these projects are often led by 2nd- or 3rd-year students.

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Unrestricted Giving

The Boalt Hall Fund provides unrestricted support for the law school to strengthen its 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 allow Boalt to strategize how best to allocate its resources and to get the most out of its education, scholarship, and outreach. In today’s rapidly changing legal world, that flexibility is paramount to effectively tackle emerging concerns.

While gifts designated to specific projects are undeniably essential, unrestricted gifts remain vitally important, as they provide an immediate infusion of funds that gives Dean Edley the bandwidth to capitalize on Boalt’s highest priorities.

Some examples of where Boalt Hall Fund contributions are allocated include:

• The Field Placement Program, which offers academic credit for working with supervising attorneys in government agencies and public-interest organizations both domestically and internationally

• Need-based scholarships for financial aid recipients

• Collaborative projects with other academic departments both on campus and across the UC system

• Faculty research and scholarship

• Clinical program initiatives that enable students to travel and deliver onsite legal services to clients in need

• Technology enhancements throughout the law school

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GIVING

Planned Giving

A planned gift to Boalt Hall helps satisfy personal financial-planning needs and provides the law school with important long-term support. Such gifts con-stitute a philanthropic legacy that is part of a larger 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 provide an immediate income tax charitable deduction or avoidance of capital gains tax. A gift made through a will generates significant estate tax benefits, and helps Boalt serve its faculty, students, staff, and alumni.

A few planned giving options:

• Bequests are provisions in your will or living trust that direct a portion of your estate. A bequest to Boalt qualifies your estate for a charitable deduction that can reduce estate tax liability. Bequests can provide a specific monetary amount, property, or percentage of your estate. Residual and contingent bequests provide first for your family, and then, circumstances permitting, for Boalt.

• Charitable Gift Annuities are contracts between an individual and a charitable organization such as Boalt Hall. In exchange for a gift of cash or property to Boalt, you or the person of your choice will receive an annuity that pays a fixed sum for life. Annuity payments can begin immediately or at a later date.

• Charitable Remainder Trusts (CRTs) allow you to transfer money or property to the UC Berkeley Foundation, which makes payments to you or your beneficiaries for a lifetime or for any period of time. When these payments end, the trust assets pass to Boalt to be used as you specified. CRTs offer federal income and estate tax deductions for gifts benefitting charities and educational entities. If appreciated assets are used to fund a CRT, the donor avoids capital gains tax.

As Chair of the Boalt Hall Fund and one of its long-term

supporters, EVAN COX ’87 doesn’t mince words about

private philanthropy. “If we want to keep pace with the nation’s

best law schools and maintain access for qualified students

from all walks of life, alumni giving participation rates have

to increase,” he says. “State funding continues to decline,

which means it’s up to us to help offset that gap.”

Also president of the Boalt Hall Alumni Association, Cox wants

the school to continue to expand its programs and impact in an

economic environment “where others think of cutting back and

lowering goals.” The Covington & Burling partner says that re-

quires both financial support and active engagement: “Alumni

involvement enriches our community in countless ways. Boalt

students should find lasting value from their connection to the

school and the wider alumni network, not just while attending

but for the rest of their careers.”

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GIVING

• Pooled Income Funds work like mutual funds. Gifts from a group of Boalt 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 Boalt Hall in their estate plans through bequests, pooled income funds, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, gifts of life insurance, or gifts of property become members of UC Berkeley’s Benjamin Ide Wheeler Society. Member benefits include exclusive invitations to the summer Wheeler Society Tea hosted by the Chancellor, as well as to other campus athletic and cultural events.

If you have any questions about making a planned gift to Boalt, please contact the Alumni Center at 510.643.8170 or email [email protected].

Gifts of Cash

Cash gifts may be made by personal check, credit card, and/or a pre-authorized monthly transfer of funds. Donors can also make a pledge, for up to five years, and fulfill their gift over time. Checks should be made payable to Boalt Hall and mailed to:

UC Berkeley School of LawBoalt Hall Alumni Center2850 Telegraph Ave., Suite 500Berkeley, CA 94705-7220

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 your bank or credit card company and the UC Berkeley Foundation, fill out an authorization form available at www.law.berkeley.edu/files/EFT_authorization_form.pdf and mail it to the address listed above.

Gifts of Securities

Gifts of securities are recorded based on the stock market’s mean 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 directly from your brokerage account to the university’s account. To donate such gifts, please call toll-free 855.729.1099 or email [email protected].

Matching Gifts

Matching gifts—offered by companies, law firms, and other organizations—multiply the size of a donor’s contribution to Boalt. Some employers also match gifts made by retirees or spouses. Donors 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 matched portion must be documented in the corporation’s record.

For information or matching gift forms from your employer, contact your human resources office and send a completed form by mail to the address listed above. If you have questions, contact Catie Cariaga at [email protected] or 510.643.6542.

SAM COLE ’63 has a proven knack for turning cost-benefit analyses into savvy decisions. So when the former real estate dealer was deciding how best to support Boalt Hall, he went straight for the win-win option. “Charitable gift annuities benefit everyone,” he says. “Giving stock to Boalt greatly reduced the tax burden I would’ve paid if I sold it, and pro-vided a fixed annual payment for life. For me, it comes out to about a 15 percent return.”

Raised near the Appalachian Trail, Cole has long admired the law school’s commitment to policy-driven environmental work. “My mom wanted me to be a forest ranger,” he says. “Having seen all that’s happened to our land over the years, supporting institutions that pursue environmental solutions is important to me.”

THE BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

Boalt Hall’s most prestigious donor society recognizes all who have demonstrated a longstanding commitment to the school by making lifetime cumulative gifts or pledges totaling $500,000 or more. Benefactors Circle and Dean’s Society members receive complimentary tickets to various special dinners and events throughout the school year, plus recognition in the Annual Report of Philanthropy.

$5,000,000 and above

Elizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 v

$2,500,000 - $4,999,999

AnonymousRobert D. Burch ’53 *The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert

Foundation vEstate of John B. HallGreg and Liz Lutz vC. William ’41 * & Rosalie F. MaxeinerPamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko vS. K. Yee Foundation v

$1,000,000 - $2,4999,999

AnonymousCalifornia EndowmentThe Ford FoundationBill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Evelyn & Walter Haas Jr. FundJudge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64

Harold C. Hohbach ’52

The James Irvine Foundation vJEHT FoundationThomas M. JordeKoret Foundation vJohn D. & Catherine T. MacArthur

FoundationMicrosoft Corporation vThe Honorable G. William Miller ’52 * &

Ariadna Miller vMorrison & Foerster vJohn M. Olin FoundationOpen Society Institute vWilliam H. Orrick, Jr. ’41 *Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher vLance J. Robbins ’72 & Rachel BankJ. Kerwin Rooney ’36 *Rick ’74 & Heidi Sherman vWilliam G. Simon ’40 *

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation vUniversity of California, Berkeley

Foundation vH. H. “Sam” WheelerDouglas ’70 & Jane Wolf / Wolf Family FundWerner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen v

$500,000 - $999,999

Anonymous (4)Robert G. Adams ’48 *The Atlantic PhilanthropiesBank of America Foundation vMark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen vCoblentz Patch Duffy & Bass vAlec L. Cory ’39 *Hugh & Hazel Darling FoundationA. Peter DaviesStuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. Gordon vJames K. Herbert ’62

Larry L. Hillblom Foundation

Pres ’56 & Maurine HotchkisHumanity UnitedEmily H. Huntington *Ewing M. Kauffman FoundationJoseph T. ’71 & Gail L. KieferTheodore B. ’59 & Doris Shoong LeeNick McKeownAndrew W. Mellon FoundationNoel W. Nellis ’66 vNokia vHarold A. Parma ’27 *Estate of Varnum Paul ’33

Mario M. Rosati ’71

Rosenberg FoundationShirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson vMasako F. SatoLarry W. ’66 & Barbara SonsiniJohn Stauffer Charitable TrustLouis I. Wiener, Jr. ’41 *Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiWollenberg Foundation v

THE DEAN’S SOCIETY

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

Leadership Circle $100,000 and above

Anonymous (2)The American Israeli Cooperative

EnterpriseBank of America Foundation vElizabeth J. Cabraser ’78 vCalifornia District Attorneys AssociationCalifornia EndowmentCalifornia State AssemblyScott T. Carey ’61 vAnnie E. Casey FoundationCoblentz Patch Duffy & Bass vThe Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert

Foundation vStuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. Gordon vEstate of John B. HallPres ’56 & Maurine HotchkisKoret Foundation vMicrosoft Corporation vNoel W. Nellis ’66 vNokia vOpen Society Institute vPublic Interest ProjectsBill * & Sally Rutter v

Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko vAlfred P. Sloan Foundation vUniversity of California, Berkeley

Foundation vMax ’49 * & Erica WeingartenH. H. “Sam” WheelerWerner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen / Wolfen Family

Foundation vS. K. Yee Foundation v

Counselor $50,000 - $99,999

Anonymous (3)Burch Family FoundationBill Falik & Diana Cohen vFenwick & West vSamuel Freeman Charitable TrustGoogle vHarold C. Hohbach ’52

James J. Joseph ’72 vW.K. Kellogg FoundationGreg and Liz Lutz vJohn D. & Catherine T. MacArthur

FoundationThe David & Lucile Packard Foundation v

Roderic B. & Catherine B. Park vProteus Action League vBruce ’71 & Carol Ross vDeanna Ruth Rutter ’72

Schusterman Family FoundationArthur J. Shartsis ’71 & Mary Jo

Christensen Shartsis ’72 vSkadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom vVital Projects Fund vThomas J. WhiteJohn YooLaura W. Young ’87 / Wang Family

Foundation v

Partner $25,000 - $49,999

Anonymous (2)American Association of Law LibrariesMark ’69 & Susan Bertelsen vThe Lois & Irving Blum FoundationSteven E. Bochner ’81 vChadbourne & ParkeCooley vCovington & Burling vThe Energy Foundation

Robert D. Evans ’71 vLois H. FeinblattFish & Richardson vRichard L. Greene ’63 vAldo P. Guidotti ’44

Victor A. Hebert ’61

Leo B. Helzel ’92 / Helzel Family Foundatoin v

Lawrence A. Hobel ’76 & Diana H. Staring ’81 v

Reed C. Holcomb ’71 *Jess S. Jackson ’55 * & Barbara R.

BankeJackson Family Enterprises, Inc.Kasowitz Benson Torres & FriedmanKirkland & Ellis vThomas J. Klitgaard ’61

Ronald Larson ’61

David J. ’86 & Mary Larwood vMark A. Lemley ’91 & Rose A. HaganArthur K. Lund ’61

Manatt Phelps & PhillipsFrank Martin ’04 & Rosa Terrazas vJames McManis ’67 & Sara Wigh vThe Honorable G. William Miller ’52 * &

Ariadna Miller v


DONOR RECOGNITION: 2011-2012

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Morrison & Foerster vNext 10Martin Pence ’28 *Allen & Cynthia W. RubyJoel S. Sanders ’82 vJan Blaustein Scholes ’77

Scholes Family FoundationRick ’74 & Heidi Sherman vKenneth T. StevensHugh Stuart Center Charitable TrustCharles Y. Tanabe ’76 & Arlene S.

Bobrow vTides Foundation vUnbound PhilanthropyWeil Gotshal & MangesWhite & Case vWilmerHaleWilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

Foundation vWinston & StrawnWollenberg Foundation v

Member $10,000 - $24,999

Anonymous (3)Ralph Alpert ’55

Alston + BirdStephen W. Arent ’67 v / Arent

Charitable FoundationGerson P. & Barbara B. Bakar vCameron Baker ’61 vBaker & Botts

Peter A. Benvenutti ’74 & Lise A. Pearlman ’74 v

Bingham McCutchen vPaula E. Boggs ’84 vDix ’61 & Didi BoringJohn R. Box ’81

Lois I. Brady ’86 vSteven D. Broidy ’62 vGregory D. Call ’85 vDavid Carlyon ’76 vDaniel A. Case ’76 vJesse H. & Mari S. Choper vPaul T. Clark ’80 vMatthew W. Close ’96 vEvan R. ’87 & Valerie Cox vJohn ’61 & Ginny CushmanHartmut Dietrich ’71

DLA Piper vE. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 Eisenhardt vJoe & Cathy Feldman vNancy ’86 & Ed Fineman vLinda J. FitzSarah G. Flanagan ’76 vJoshua R. FloumDaniel S. Floyd ’85 vJoanne M. Garvey ’61 vClifford ’79 & Leslie K. Gilbert-LuriePeter Goss ’96 vLindsee P. Granfield ’85 vIsabella H. Grant *Suzanne Greenberg ’85 vFred F. ’65 & Carol D. Gregory vColleen & Robert D. Haas vMichael W. Hall ’82 v

Haynes and Boone vJon L. Heberling ’70

Nancy R. Heinen ’82 vMaryellen Cattani Herringer ’68 v /

Herringer Family FoundationJudge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64

Gregory J. Hobbs, Jr. ’71 & Barbara H. Hobbs v

Hogan LovellsHumanity UnitedThe James Irvine Foundation vYury Kapgan ’01 vDavid and Anita Keller / Keller FoundationKevin P. ’91 & Jeanette W. Kennedy vKilpatrick TownsendKenton J. King ’87 vKnobbe Martens Olson & BearKorea Ocean Research and Development

Institute (KORDI)Loren S. LewallenEllyn M. ’84 & William R. ’85 Lindsay v /

Lindsay Family TrustMark D. Lubin ’77 vGeorge L. Marchand ’61

Susan McClatchyMcDermott Will & Emery vMcManis Faulkner vRichard C. Morse ’67 vMunger Tolles & OlsonDana P. Newman ’81 vNorman ’65 & Margrit Oberstein vTerry O’Reilly ’69 vOrrick Herrington & Sutcliffe v

Donna M. Petkanics ’85 & Jay R. Gerstenschlager v

Leo ’57 & Nina Pircher vJoan R. PlattBorden B. Price ’50 vKathi Pugh ’90 & Josh MaddoxResources Legacy Fund FoundationThe Henry W. and Nettie Robinson

Foundation vRichard K. Roeder ’73 vRopes & Gray vRosenberg FoundationDavid Rosenfeld ’73 & Shirley Woo ’74 vMichael C. Ross #James A. Rothstein ’71 v / Rothstein

TrustAvram Salkin ’59 vShirley A. ’75 & Robert D. Sanderson vSchwegman Lundberg & WoessnerLeland R. Selna, Jr. ’61

Charles J. Stevens ’82 vTom ’90 & Kris Stoever vLen ’70 & Catherine Unger v /

Finkelstein FoundationVan Pelt Yi & JamesMatthew F. Weil ’91 vThe Patricia & Christopher Weil Family

Foundation vWeingart Foundation vAlexander ’76 & Evelyn Wiles vChristine Windbichler ’79 & Paul

Baltes vMitch ’96 & Holly Zuklie / Zuklie Trust


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Each year, Boalt Hall’s festive Citation Award Dinner brings our community together to honor an exceptional graduate, faculty member, and young alum. Benefactors Circle and Dean’s Society members receive a special invitation.

1920sDean’s Society Partner $25,000-$49,999

Eleanor F. Pence Martin Pence ’28 *

1930sWilliam Carey Jones Associates $2,500-$4,999

William L. Blanckenburg ’39 J. Kerwin Rooney ’36 *

1940sDean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and Above

Max Weingarten ’44 *

Dean’s Society Partner $25,000-$49,999

Aldo P. Guidotti ’44

Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $5,000 - $9,999

Lewis J. Keller ’48

William Carey Jones Associates $2,500 - $4,999

Robert M. Corson ’40 v

Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 - $2,499

Edward L. Barrett, Jr.’41 John M. Doar ’49 vNeil E. Falconer ’49 vIrving G. Tragen ’45 v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Eleanor Jackson Piel ’43

Boalt Advocates Up to $499

Melvin E. Cohn ’40

Justice Robert Feinerman ’49

Charles F. Gray, Jr. ’49 vForrest M. Greenberg ’47

Bryan R. McCarthy ’47

Oliver J. Northup, Jr. ’49

Alan P. O’Kelly ’41

John M. Roberts ’49 v

John A. Sproul ’49

Joe ’49 & Virginia Woods

1950sDean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and Above

Pres ’56 & Maurine HotchkisWerner ’53 & Mimi Wolfen v

Dean’s Society Counselor $50,000-$99,999



Jess S. Jackson ’55 * & Barbara R. BankeThe Honorable & Mrs. G. William

Miller ’52 *v

Dean’s Society Member $10,000 - $24,999

Ralph Alpert ’55 Nina ’57 & Leo Pircher vBorden B. Price ’50 vAvram Salkin ’59 v

Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $5,000-$9,999

Babette B. Barton ’54

William I. ’53 & Iris Edlund vWilliam L. Gordon ’57 vAlbert J. Salera ’56 v

William Carey Jones Associates $2,500-$4,999

Jacques R. de Wied ’56 vPaul L. ’50 & Katherine E. Larsen vG. Ernest ’52 & Linda J. Lopez#Charles A. Miller ’58 vMarc H. Monheimer ’57 vSherwin L. Samuels ’59 vGraydon S. ’51 & Joyce L. Staring


Richard M. Buxbaum ’53 & Catherine Hartshorn v

James R. Dunn ’58 vJim ’59 & Judy Ganulin vJudge Richard A. Haugner ’54

James K. Haynes ’55 vLarry Horan ’55 *vEdward E.’54 & Joyce K. Kallgren vCassius L. Kirk, Jr. ’54 vGerald ’57 & Suzanne Knecht vFrancis P. Lloyd ’59 v

Thomas F. Olson ’58 vLee R. Petillon ’59 vEdmund L. Regalia ’58

S. Richard Shostak ’56 vJohn D. Taylor ’59 vEarl P. Willens ’59

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Harris W. ’52 & Ann P. Seed vCharles J. Williams ’55

Herbert P. Moore, Jr. ’55 vPhilip A. Crane, Jr. ’53 vBernard M. King ’52

Marvin H. Kleinberg ’53

Alan J. ’55 & Judith LevinPaul ’54 & Arlee Maier vRalph J. Moore, Jr. ’59 v

Arlo E. Smith ’52 vHenry G. Ullerich ’59 vE. Robert (Bob) Wallach ’58


Gordon S. Baca ’59 vAlan D. Bonapart ’54 vRobert K. Byers ’59

William L. Cole ’52 vGerald F. Crump ’59 vFrances M. Davis ’53 vPeter ’56 & Patricia Dinkelspiel vDwight C. Ely ’58 vAllen P. Fields ’59

Henry P. Johnson ’56

Wilbur D. Layman ’59 vRobert P. MacDonald ’50 v



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ALUMNI

ALDO GUIDOTTI ’44 couldn’t believe his eyes during a

recent tour of Boalt Hall’s reconfigured law library inside the South

Addition. A student worker in the library seven decades ago, he

remembers it as a “crackerbox” with barely enough room to move

around. “To see it now is just amazing,” he says. “I can’t imagine how

they were able to build underground and end up with something

so impressive.”

A longtime supporter of Boalt’s Law School Library Fund, Guidotti

—now 92—still works three days a week at Guidotti and Lee in

Orinda. He mainly handles estate planning and probate matters,

sometimes for third-generation clients. “When you lose interest,

you lose everything,” Guidotti says. “You have to keep active in this

world, and I enjoy staying involved and helping people.”

Ray Meline ’59 vJames O. Miller ’59

David H. Olson ’58 vWallace R. Peck ’57 vRobert G. Steiner ’56

Lee Tyler ’54

Howard Weiser ’58 vGordon B. White ’56 v

1960William Carey Jones Associates $2,500-$4,999

Eli B. DubrowMason & (Aileen) Wendy Willrich v


Ronald E. & Barbara Gordon vThomas J. Hammer, Jr. v

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Cecil HuntAlvin T. Levitt


David Booth Beers vEugene H. Bramhall, Jr.Dwight A. Carlson & Virginia I. CarlsonDavid J. Dealey vWilliam N. Foley vEldon R. HugieRick KirgisAdolph U. Molina vStanley & Diane Pedder vJohn C. Porter

1961Dean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and Above

Scott T. Carey v


Victor A. HebertThomas J. KlitgaardRonald LarsonArthur K. Lund

Dean’s Society Member $10,000-$24,999

Cameron Baker vDix & Didi BoringJohn & Ginny CushmanJoanne M. Garvey vGeorge L. MarchandLeland R. Selna, Jr.


Phil Hammer v


Boyd E. BurnisonRichard D. Martland vSheldon Wolfe


Stan BerlinerMel Close vRoderic DuncanLloyd & LaPrele GeorgeAnthony C. JosephAllen Martin LindenAlex C. McDonald vRobert MurphyDonald D. RobertsWalter M. ScheyRobert E. Sullivan

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Thomas H. BurchamAnthony GriffinStephen J. M. MorrisRomulus B. PortwoodJohn W. Rosenberg


Don B. AllenRobert J. AnspachLeroy J. BarkerRobert A. ChamplainRobert L. ComptonJohn Ernest & Peggy Hartz vDonald G. HubbardDzintra I. JanavsJerrold L. KaplanPhyllis S. LevinWarren S. Levin *Charles M. McMillanEdwin C. ShiverJames J. SimonelliErnest R. StentDavid W. Swarner

1962Dean’s Society Member $10,000 - $24,999

Steven D. Broidy v


Philip S. KaplanKathryn Mickle Werdegar v


Paul F. de Bruyn Kops, Jr.Herbert J. & Marianne Friedman vBrian K. Landsberg vEdgar B. Washburn

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Dennis B. KavanaghClaude L. Lowen v


Reed H. Bement vBruce D. Gillies vWilliam S. & Priscilla Gregory vDavid L. Hirsch IIIJames S. Milch vGerald A. Sherwin *Morton Zeppelin

1963Dean’s Society Partner $25,000-$49,999

Richard L. Greene v


Jay A. Shafran v


Yasuhei Taniguchi


Michael D. BartellNeal & Molly Brockmeyer vThornton C. Bunch, Jr.Marc E. LelandDuncan R. McPherson vJames D. Schwefel, Jr.Robert E. Triebsch v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

James E. Holst vRonald L. JohnsonThomas P. O’Donnell


John E. BalluffKenneth H. Cole vDavid A. HaydenDavid R. LarrouyWilliam C. & Arlene LockettJames J. MahoneyRobert M. Mallano v

Paul L. McKaskle vGerald S. & Janet W. Mulder vJanet McMillan OttermanJay P. SandersDavid L. Schreck vMildred L. Wheeler vNicholas C. Yost v

1964Dean’s Society Member $10,000-$24,999

Judge Patricia Herron, Ret.


John O. Stewart v


Robert B. Bell vThomas F. Kostic vPaul & Sharon Melodia v


Kendall R. & Diane Bishop vHans-Jochem A. LüerDavid H. Melnick v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Pat NewellSandy Svetcov vDavid Bow & Sally Kin Woo v

Boalt Advocate Up to $499

Clyde M. BlackmonRobert Edward Bosso vKim R. ClarkJohn O. FoxRichard J. GeibDonald O. Germino vJohn HardyWilliam R. HartmanCharlton G. & Katherine C. Holland vJohn KagelDavid B. LloydJohn Matzger vMitchell N. ReinisSanford M. SkaggsElliot G. Steinberg vGary L. Stryker vJon H. Tolson vCameron W. Wolfe, Jr. vO. James Woodward III v


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Stuart M. & Florianne H. Gordon v


E. Roy & Elizabeth Eisenhardt vFred F. & Carol D. Gregory vNorman & Margrit Oberstein v


Richard L. & Patricia E. Fruin v


John J. & Pam Bartko vGloria F. DeHart vCharles Henry James & Ellen

Sickle James v


Robert A. GoldsteinDavid Gould vJohn T. Harris vRonald A. Hecker vRichard F. Kahle, Jr. vGeorge D. MarshallEva L. Meigher vBarry S. MichaelsonR. Lewis Van Blois vJudge Brian R. Van CampHarvey I. Wittenberg vMerritt S. Yoelin v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Dennis A. Fischer vDarryl A. Hart vFred & Marilee Karlsen vJohn P. & Eleanor R. Oakes vWilliam J. Pesce II vWalter V. StaffordRoss E. Stromberg v


Frank S. Bayley IIICharles A. Bell vJohn G. BradshawBarry P. CaplanJerome B. Falk, Jr. vVictor J. Haydel III vDouglas G. & Kathleen M. Hilton vRichard G. Hirsch vPatrick S. Hobin vTom C. Leuteneker vStephen A. LindNeil H. McCabe vRobert L. Monk v

Michael D. Nasatir vJames L. Rankin, Jr. vWilliam E. & Dorothy W. Trautman


Noel W. Nellis v


Beth Davis Karren & Fred L. Karren vRobert D. MayerJeffrey Newman & Mary Montella vJohn I. Taylor v


Steven D. Hallert & Phyllis Harford vCharles G. MillerMichael E. & Jane B. Tigar


D. Keith Bilter vMartin H. Blank, Jr.Theodore R. Bresler vCharles R. Breyer & Sydney Goldstein vRonald A. & Mary Ann Cohan vDon & Toni GoldsteinJeremiah F. HalliseyWilliam L. Hoese vAllen R. Jackson vRobert & Robin Merritt vEdward V. Pollack vFrederick M. Pownall vClifford L. SchafferJames P. Schreiber vJames M. Seff & Margene Fudenna vEdwin C. Thomas III v

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Anonymous (2)Robert & Barrie Altenhof vJules F. Bonjour, Jr.Theodore J. EnglandJames G. HarriganFernando V. HernandezJ. Richard Morrissey v


John L. Afton vNyle G. Barnes vNicholas J. BizonyDennis M. Eagan vDonald L. Fillman vRichard W. GrievesJack P. Hug vRobert O. KaplanKen M. & Susan J. KawaichiGlen R. Kuykendall v

Andrew G. Lange vEdwin & Alice LowePaul H. McGilvraJohn G. Mengshol vKenneth M. MillerDaniel H. O’Connell vKenneth E. PorterRobert A. Raber vWilliam C. RobbinsStephen D. SwindleLarry W. TelfordClifford K. Thompson, Jr.Frank A. UryPatricia C. & Robert G. Wilder v

1967Dean’s Society Partner $25,000 - $49,999

James McManis & Sara Wigh v


Stephen W. Arent vRichard C. Morse v


Robert S. Ball vRuth Greenspan Bell vDonald S. Greenberg vMyron Sugarman v


David & Geri Sandor vStarmont Asset Management

(Harvey Rowen)


Rosalyn M. Chapman vMaxine M. Chesney vGeorge & Linda CummingStanley F. & Judith Farrar vArthur B. & Marjorie Fine vRaoul D. Kennedy

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Kathleen Archer Bowden & Gerald D. Bowden

Michael A. DeanMichael D. Farr vRobert C. Herr vDavid R. PackardEdward A. RuckerBeverly B. Savitt v


AnonymousArthur V. Azevedo, Jr.

Zvi Ben-Shalom (Harris Werksman)Jan H. DalhuisenTom DowseRonald N. Finn vDavid B. Frohnmayer vPeter Hemenway vDixon R. Howell vStephen R. Kay vWilliam H. Kronberger, Jr. vDavid A. Leipziger vTimothy A. ManringDonald R. MeyerNicholas G. Muller vLayton E. OlsonArthur & Susie Rolston vPeter H. Smith vStanley T. Tomita vDoug Van SantRichard D. Weisbart v#


AnonymousMaryellen Cattani Herringer v


David E. & Jean M. BordonWilliam E. Jr. & Marianne M. GagenChristopher M. & Barbara J. McLain v


John M. Filice, Jr.Frank A. Schreck v


Joerg SoehringPhilip Anisman vAlexander L. BrainerdClayton E. ClementAllan R. EarlGarry J. D. Hubert

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Jarold A. Evans vJay FolbergTom Henteleff vS. Kingsley Macomber vMark Reutlinger


AnonymousAlfred Anthony AlbersMargaret DeBeers BrownTerrence H. Coyne vEmlen H. Ehrlich vBruce S. Flushman vJane M. Gisevius


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Alan E. Harris vFloyd G. HoffmanGordon W. Johnson, Jr.Eric & Connie JorgensenNorman I. & Elise F. LustigDavid C. Moon vGlenn L. MossAndrew W. Oppmann, Jr. vA. Robert PisanoPaul L. ReinJohn G. Schwartz vDave & Sharon SmullinDavid J. Steinhart vLarry D. StruveWilliam T. VukowichPeter K. & Marianne Sabatte Westen


Mark & Susan Bertelsen v


Terry O’Reilly v


Kenneth J. & Karen Adelson vJon F. & Connie Hartung vWilliam T. Hoffman vCharles Henry & Ellen Sickle James vSteven R. Manchester v


R. Gardner Jolley vStephen M. LoweRick McMichaelPaul H. Verriere, Jr.

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Robert A. Baines vPeter A. Berger vC. Michael Cooney vJane Liebman Goichman vJames J. Marchiano vJames H. StoppelloGlenn R. Woods


Anonymous (2)Joel E. AugustRussell L. BlockPatricia A. Butler vDai-Kwon ChoiJohn W. Katz vRichard & Alice KulkaHarvey LabovitzRichard A. Larson vEdward R. Lebb vBeverly M. LyonJudith D. McConnell vRussell S. Nash, Jr. vBruce M. Richardson vRonald A. RubensteinHans G. Schuetze, PhDAlan F. Spanier vHenry E. WeinsteinMichael B. Weisz v


Jon L. HeberlingLen & Catherine Unger v


Franklin R. Garfield vDonald Gralnek vVincent L. Ricci vGail Migdal Title v


Howard D. & Rhoda B. Coleman vLee T. Dicker vNed A. & Sharon L. Fine vDean L. Flint vRalph A. Lombardi vJohn T. PerkinsonErnest N. Reddick vBill & Sue Rochester vThomas S. Salinger v

Lee Van Boven vKatherine L. Vaughns vRobert P. vom Eigen v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Wayne B. & Germaine Cooper vStephen H. Cornet vBrendan M. Dixon vWard & Judith Fuller vKathryn Gabler vPaul R. Hoeber vLeslie S. & Sharon F. Klinger vKnute M. Miller vWilliam E. Prachar vTimothy W. Tower vLawrence & Cheryl Volmert v


D. Stuart CandlandMary Lu Everett vDon M. GartnerJames C. LogsdonMalcolm A. MackenzieMichael S. Manchester vRoberts Family FoundationEric R.T. Roost & Anna Lyons RoostRobert A. Schnider (Ret.) vLloyd G. Stephens vSteve C. Swanson vDonald H. UpjohnRonald C. Winkler vSharon G. Wrubel v

1971Dean’s Society Counselor $50,000-$99,999

Bruce & Carol Ross vArthur J. Shartsis & Mary Jo

Christensen Shartsis v

Dean’s Society Partner $25,000 - $49,999

Robert D. Evans vReed C. Holcomb *


Hartmut DietrichGregory J. Hobbs, Jr. & Barbara H.

Hobbs vJames A. Rothstein v


Jean M. & David E. BordonJohn F. Meck vMario M. Rosati


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BRUCE S. ROSS ’71 created the Carol Ross Scholarship

Fund to offset the tuition and fees of a single parent with financial

need and exceptional academic capacity. “It’s not easy to combine

education with parenting and supporting your family,” says Ross,

the national chair of Holland & Knight’s Private Wealth Services

Dispute Resolution Group. “I’m happy to help at least one Boalt

student meet that challenge.”

Ross also plans to invite Boalt students to participate in Holland

& Knight’s nationwide Mickey Rooney Elder Abuse Pro Bono

Project, a firm effort to assist indigent elderly clients threatened

by or engulfed in financial abuse. “This project will give law stu-

dents clinical experience,” he says, “and help an underserved elderly

population that is only growing larger and more susceptible as it

ages to fraud and undue influence.”


Christopher S. Crook vPeter & Brenda Hanschen vJudith G. KleinbergBernhard M. MaassenMichael L. MeyersPatrick J. Simpson v


Marc H. & Lorraine T. BozemanWilliam M. Chamberlain & Roseanne

Chamberlain vThomas P. FahrenholzThe Honorable Larry J. Frumes vThomas C. Holman & Linda M. Holman vJohn R. Hetland & Anne T. KneelandWarren A. & Carol SinsheimerGlenn A. Smith vD. Rebecca SnowWallace C. Stark vJames R. Walsh vBarry M. WinogradMyrna & Ralf Wojtek

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Charles Richard Ajalat vDaniel T. & Arlene L. BerkleyThomas P. DoveJames R. FarrandGene G. HarterCarol Luft JonesDan L. & Arlene A. Kirby vRonald V. LeachmanRobert E. Lutz IIRobin Meadow & Margaret StevesDale Minami vHoward T. Slayen v


Anonymous (2)James S. Ader vHassan & Showkat AminifardMichael F. BabitzkeBernard Bradley Barber vWilliam W. Bedsworth vBranden E. Bickel & Claudia Cate vKerry B. Conway vDiane D. Eames vRobert B. GrayIrene R. HaynieDouglas W. HoltJanice E. Kosel vAlexander J. KremJane M. Leroe & Peter S. Muñoz vJohn E. MasonErnest J. Maupin vJames T. Mooschekian vBruce RobbWilliam E. & Lynn Rundstrom vPeter M. StanwyckAlice Vilardi

1972Dean’s Society Counselor $25,000 - $49,999

James J. Joseph vDeanna Ruth RutterMary Jo Christensen Shartsis & Arthur J.

Shartsis v


Gene A. Lucero & Marcia E. Williams vPatricia Ann Sherman v


Richard C. & Robin M. Edwards vLynn & Leslie Pasahow v


AnonymousJames C. Fowler vRobert E. IzmirianDennis S. KarjalaBarbara A. LawlessFrank C. Rothrock vIvor E. Samson vRobert N. Schiff vJohn A. Schulman vDennis C. Sullivan & Margie M.

Sullivan vDon TortoriceAlan S. Watenmaker v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Stuart E. Benson vJeffrey A. Kaplan vDaniel G. McIntoshJohn M. Ottoboni vHoward D. PilchEdward J. Watson v


AnonymousRobert C. Barrett vBill Curran vNancy L. Davis & Donna J. HitchensPedro B. & Deborah V. EcheverriaSusan J. & Ken M. KawaichiMichael F. Kruley vJohn L. Langslet & Susan Chamberlain vCarlos G. Martinez vStephen R. McSpaddenWilliam C. Moritz vDavid J. RapportRichard G. & Sandra F. Schickele vAmitai SchwartzBrian C. Walsh vJill G. Wilson


Richard K. Roeder vDavid Rosenfeld & Shirley Woo v


David L. AlexanderJohn Burris & Cheryl AmanaMax Edward Spring vBruce D. Sunstein v


Marsha Siegel Berzon vDavid F. BoyleKappy K. Bristol vHartmut G. GrossmanStephen D. Kaus vStephen & Lori TaylorNatalie West vRobert B. Yoshitomi v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Steven S. Bell vRobert J. BezemekRichard D. & Irene R. Burstein vChristopher C. CalkinsJames P. & Kathleen H. Drummy vSteven R. FeldsteinAlan S. Levins vJohn G. Mackie vAime D. MandelLawrence G. McBrideSteven J. & Brenda H. McCoy vThomas G. Reddy vTerrence S. TerauchiLouis P. Warchot II vHoward L. Wu v


AnonymousAndrew R. AdlerMichael J. BakerHans & Jutta F. Bertram-Nothnagel vCraig H. & Letitia W. Casebeer vFrancis F. Chin vStephen L. FeldmanKenneth J. FishbachJose J. GarciaJoseph M. GoldhammerStephen G. GouldLes A. Hausrath vPeter S. Hecker vKevin F. Kelly vEdward S. LabowitzThomas M. Norminton vPeter Eric Pollaczek & Sharon Dixon

PollaczekRonald E. QuidachayWilliam K. Rentz

Michael E. Shapiro vTower C. Snow, Jr. vTerry L. Spitz vTeresa Tan vJohn E. & Karen M. ThorsonPhilip S. WeismehlPeter F. Welch

1974Dean’s Society Partner $25,000 - $49,999

Rick & Heidi Sherman v


Peter J. Benvenutti & Lise A. Pearlman v

Shirley Woo & David Rosenfeld v


William T. Barker vLynne Drohlich Kaufman & Ron Kaufman vPhilippa & Eliot Jubelirer vMartin A. Mattes & Catherine E.

Garzio v


Thomas C. GivenHal & Leslie Kruth vMichael R. LevineL. J. Chris Martiniak vLawrence & Beverly Peitzman vGuyla W. Ponomareff vChristopher H. Schroeder vThom Seaton & Betty Seaton vAnne Trebilcock v

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Randall Barkan vTom HarrimanRobert M. Jenkins III vJane S. Kumin vRobert L. Lawrence vPeter G. Lomhoff vJohn H. Seesel & Joanne B. Grossman vTom SurhTimothy A. TostaDiana M. WheatleyThomas S. Williamson, Jr. v


AnonymousArthur B. Ferguson, Jr.Clifford E. Frieden vJoseph C. Friedman vJennifer Gee vGeorge H. Henry vTed T. Kitada v


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Arthur N. MarquisRandall R. McCathrenEric S. MulthaupJames A. Murray vPenny N. Nakatsu vJohn F. O’TooleSalvador C. RamirezDavid M. RobertsGeorge A. Rutherglen vBarry C. ScheckDavid A. Schuricht & Susan M. Kishi vUlrich StuermerBeth Summers vMartha J. TalleyEllen Widess


Robert D. & Shirley A. Sanderson v


Elizabeth R. Arnold vMarc R. Palotay vStephen Stublarec & Debra Belaga v


Adrian ArimaLuke Ellis vPaul J. Hall vJohn M. True III & Claudia Wilken


AnonymousKatharine T. Bartlett vJohn E. BrownLance A. Ito vPerry D. Mocciaro v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Jo Brooks vJohn H. Seesel & Joanne B. Grossman vFranzl L. HeissJudith Droz Keyes vBruce E. Maximov & Susan Albert vDorothy K. Robinson vLois Salisbury vGeoffrey V. White


AnonymousDouglas R. Aden vTaylor R. CulverLani L. EwartKenneth P. Freiberg vJosie Gonzalez vAnn Claire Grover vLawrence L. & Pamela K. Hoenig v

Corinne A. HouptDouglas P. JohnsonAlan M. Katz vClifford L. Klein & Linda S. ReiszHarold John McElhinnyHoward M. Moffett vAlfredo M. Morales vPeter S. Muñoz & Jane M. Leroe vMichelle A. Murphy & Robert E. Perkins vA. Larry Passar vEva PatersonM. Toni L. PerryNorman PineMichael H. Posner vSylvia Simmons Prozan vDavid A. RingnellScott W. Sonne vGeorge L. StrasserBonnie SunJan L. VinokourMargaret Geib Wilkinson


Lawrence A. Hobel & Diana H. Staring vCharles Y. Tanabe & Arlene S. Bobrow v


David Carlyon vDaniel A. Case vElizabeth & E. Roy EisenhardtSarah G. Flanagan vAlexander & Evelyn Wiles v


Thomas B. Worth vJ. Michael Hemmer & Lori Raphael vJonathan R. Paret vMark S. SiegelLeslie Joyce Tchaikovsky v


Steven A. Nissen & Lynn M. Alvarez v


John R. Bonn vKaren Olson Cottle vCharles N. FreibergSteven L. HerrickRalph E. Hughes vLinda B. Lichter vLudwig LinderAlan D. Pedlar vJohn S. Peterson vFred L. PillonThomas G. Quinn vNoel Ragsdale vSue Ann Levin Schiff vDonald K. Tamaki v

Douglas R. Young vVicki H. Young

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousAnne BerozaBruce I. Cohen vR. Bradford Huss vWarren R. Jensen vWinifred I. Li vMichael C. Phillips vCathy R. Silak v


AnonymousMichael H. Bancroft vStefanie Beninato vDavid M. BirnbaumCarl S. BurakThe Honorable & Mrs. Thomas H.

CahramanClaudia Cate & Branden E. Bickel vFrederick D. FriedmanTerry B. FriedmanJohn M. Grether vJames S. HsueLinda R. & David I. Katzen vKenneth E. & Karen S. Keller vLewis A. Kornhauser vSteven KotzSusan M. LebermanFred D. L. & Nancy R. LonsdaleThomas LundmarkDaniel B. Magraw & Lucinda Ann Low vOtis McGee, Jr.Craig N. OrenJames F. PernaWilma R. K. Rader vNaomi SakamotoAndrew H. Sawyer vVicki L. Schulkin & Lee JonesMarjorie M. ShultzLouise Simpson Hendry vJed L. Somit vRoberta K. Spurgeon vShelley H. SurpinKen H. Takayama vLindsay A. Weston


Jan Blaustein Scholes


Mark D. Lubin v


Holly J. Fujie & Lee W. Cotugno vCatherine DeBono Holmes v


Marv PearlsteinRoger J. Peters v


Eric K. Behrens & Joyce M. Hicks vCharles A. Hansen vPeter M. Heinemann vBernard Lu vGregg Oppenheimer vGuy A. RandlesRick & Belinda Robins vJohn P. Warner vRobert E. White v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Bruce E. Coolidge vLawrence A. CoxBetsy Miller Jennings vCharles E. Merrill vDouglas K. Porter vNina Rivkind & Steven Shatz vPaul Delano Wolf v


Karen K. Ackerman vMarcheta Allen vRochel S. BlachmanRichard CowartJacqueline C. Crowle & Charles T. ScottElizabeth M. EnghPamela G. Fairley & Kent H. Foster vAhuva GenackDonna J. Hitchens & Nancy L. DavisRuth N. Holzman vJeffrey A. Jaech vJonathan D. Jerison vJohn P. McDonnellRichard M. Rosston vEric D. & Pamela H. RyanBarbara L. Salomon vCharles T. Scott & Jacqueline C. CrowlePeter L. Shaw vMichele D. StrattonKiyoko TatsuiEmily E. VasquezSylvia Yau

1978Dean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and above

Elizabeth J. Cabraser v


Holly J. Fujie & Lee W. Cotugno vJames M. Heslin & Rose T. Hau vMichael L. & Lenore R. Martinez vJon Michaelson v

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Angela Nomellini vSteven G. Zieff v


Colbert Matsumoto v


Janet M. Alexander vLynne Carmichael vWerner F. EbkeStephen M. Kristovich vAndrea L. Peterson v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Stephen McG. Bundy vDouglas L. Hendricks vAlan B. KalinRichard E. Meade vNancy G. MillerJames J. & Elizabeth S. Mittermiller vLillian Nakagawa Miyasaki vHiroshi Motomura vRalph A. Ongkeko vRichard & Margaret R. Roisman v


James Altman & Rita Gendelman vMaria L. Arevalo vEsta L. Brand vKathleen M. Bryan vAllison S. ButlerWendy CarsonFederico G. ChavezMitchell H. Cohen vConstance de la Vega vHarold J. Evans vBengt I. GustafsonRobert C. HaydenDale A. Hudson vMark A. Itkin vHarris E. Kershnar vDavid A. KikelNancy R. & Fred D. L. LonsdaleMichael Harrison Love vRobert J. Lowe vPhilippe A. MalherbeDeborah E. McFarland vGeorge J. McNabb vRobert E. Moorehead vRosemary Morgan vTimothy E. MorganMichael P. MurphyVivian D. O’NealJulian E. PonceMark Rindner vChristine S. Schleuss vWilliam J. & Margaret A. Schlinkert vAlan StatmanRichard R. TapiaPatricia K. TorbertDuff Zwald v


Christine Windbichler & Paul Baltes vClifford & Leslie K. Gilbert-Lurie


Paul W. Cane, Jr. vSusan K. Hori v


Roy S. Geiger v


Alexandra Laboutin Bannon vJames G. Gilliland, Jr. vClothilde V. Hewlett vMichael J. LombardoJames L. McGinnisStephen F. Ross vJoe C. Sorenson vWolfgang H. P. Tischbirek

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Donald Arbitblit & Jill Suttie vWilliam A. Browner vMichael A. BuxbaumMichael M. Carlson & Elizabeth P. Allor vMadeline ChunDouglas Cole Grijalva & Beth Grijalva vH. Lee Halterman & Rebecca R. Rubin vMichael S. Himmel vFran M. LaytonRandy P. Orlik vDavid L. OsiasD. Kelly Weisberg


Anonymous (2)David W. & Sandra S. & Anderson vRonald B. BassMark A. Cassanego vTimothy & Ida T. Davis vAndrew J. Demetriou vRebecca S. Eisenberg vEric O. FreebergStacey J. HendricksonMichael A. Lee vMs. Patricia M. Lucas vDavid J. MillsteinLeigh-Ann Miyasato vJames W. Morando vKenneth W. Niven vWilliam T. Payne vRoderick A. Rodewald vDiane L. RossJoseph SchlesingerErika Wodinsky v


Paul T. Clark v


Melvin F. Fortes vBob & Linda Infelise vCharles R. Rice vGregory D. & Miriam V. SheehanThurman V. White, Jr. v


Russell J. AustinColleen BoothbyRobert Allen Enholm & Victoria

Brademan Enholm vAlbert Erkel, Jr. vScott & Tanya Jacobson vErnest J. KrtilMichael S. Mensik & Marguerite M.

Tompkins vMichele A. RobertsMichael A. Sherman vDavid M. Vander Haar vJudge Lydia Villarreal vTimothy John Williams v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Glenn D. DassoffStephen D. Fraser & Deborah K. Miller vRichard Freedman vJoel S. Goldman vAlbert & Rebecca Harutunian vThomas E. JonesRichard Jay Moller vStephen M. Rummage vMark D. Whatley vTimothy S. Williams vSook Young Yeu & Gillis L. Heller v


Richard K. Bauman vAlan A. Blakeboro vThor E. Buell vMark G. Chalpin vHoward H. ChaoMichael C. CohenKatherine H. CrockerJanet B. Fogel vBruce D. Fong & Virginia Lim vSteven Formaker vDoug M. Fraleigh vDavid F. & Laurie B. Gantz vStephen L. Garber & Rena J. PasickLaVeeda R. Garlington-MathewsJames D. Gordon III vCraig W. Hunter vAnjani MandaviaVonya B. McCann

Joel T. PerlsteinLauren A. Smith vGeoffrey L. Thorpe vClifford Weingus v


Steven E. Bochner vDiana H. Staring & Lawrence A. Hobel v


John R. BoxDana P. Newman v


Richard H. AbramsonWilliam M. Doyle v


Robert & Julianne BramsonJoel A. Feuer & Regina A. Stagg vSandra A. Golze v


Peter CohnMartha K. GoodingHarry F. Hopper IIIDavid O. Leiwant vF. Daniel LeventhalChris Locke vJonathan S. O’Donnell vWilliam S. Price IIIJon B. Streeter vEmmy Yuhassarie

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Diane Aaron vRichard G. Andrews vAndrew A. ChirlsYura Wi Freedman vNatalie L. GubbGillis L. Heller & Sook Young Yeu vCarl B. JohnsonDaniel G. JordanRonald D. Kent#Peter M. KleinschmidtLeo & Pamela PlotkinPamela J. Reed-Sullivan & Laurence

Keith Sullivan vSusan S. Richardson & Carl R.

Schenker, Jr.Michael H. Whitehill vDavid Daniel Wild v

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Anonymous (4)Romli AtmasasmitaEdward N. BachandJeffrey L. BornsteinCatherine H. BrownJ. Frederick Clarke, Jr. & Herdis PelleAbby J. CohenSusan Currie & James H. Shnell vDorothy F. DickeyJoan E. DonoghueKirk B. FreemanAlbert J. KutchinsMargaret G. LeavittGen-Kuo LiAlan B. LillyJohn Y. LoArthur B. Martin, Jr.Kenneth S. Meyers vWilhelm A. F. MollGeorge B. Newhouse, Jr.Rosa OrensteinCraig A. Pinto & Margaret W. CarterPatricia M. Scanlon v

Anthony R. SegallDebra B. & John T. SelfKathryn SeligmanJohn M. Temple


Joel S. Sanders v


Michael W. Hall vNancy R. Heinen vCharles J. Stevens v


Teressa K. Lippert vGary B. Pruitt v


Cathy A. Costantino vSandra & Joseph Lee vVirginia Ettinger Phillips vEdward L. Wolf v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Joel A. Biatch & Susan BlachmanJennifer Bellah Maguire & R. Stephen

Maguire vBrad A. MorriceMargaret & Richard Roisman vWallye Muzette StallingsJeffrey M. Sulenski & Ms. Nancy J. Hilker vJohn G. YoungMichael Zischke & Nadin Sponamore v


AnonymousElena AlejandreWayne L. Bender vLydia Raleigh Berggren vEdward G. BurgMargaret W. Carter & Craig A. Pinto vChristopher Chase vThomas C. DaleyMark H. DavisNancy C. DeMis & Bruce TuretskyTracy M. Getz vJeffrey A. Glick vJohn E. Gonzales-MadridHeidi L. HamiltonMary K. Hedley & Stephen P. MorrellDouglas Honnold vSteven M. Jawetz & Deborah R. Bloch vKiyoshi KawashimaMark L. Kenchelian vDonald M. Lewis III vCharles J. & Laurene Wu McClainKaren J. NardiKathryn Oliver vCarl R. Refuerzo vLinda S. Reisz & Clifford L. KleinAnthony G. Stayner & Elizabeth T. Cross vDavid & Effie TomcikMark S. Ward

1983Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $5,000 - $9,999

Eric Chen & Kathleen Schwallie vMartha B. Jordan & David V. LeeMonica B. Rodal v


AnonymousJane Kahn & Michael Bien vJosephine E. Powe & Thomas B.

McGuire Jr.Michael D. Stern


Jeanne E. BerwickNick A. Boodrookas vMark A. Flagel vPhillip D. Fletcher vMartina W. Knee vGerald A. Kurland & Marta Thoerner

KurlandSteven L. SmithMark D. WeinbergCarol Davis Zucker v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Ramsey & Lorna Al-SalamDavid S. Blum vR. Ann FallonAllen B. GrodskyPaul M. KawakamiEsther Y. KimJan Klohonatz vLauren M. LaPietra vThomas D. Nevins IIILeslie A. Oster & Daniel RodriguezJeffrey E. SosnaudNeil E. TaxyJean-Claude WerzGary L. Wollberg v


AnonymousMark S. BeaufaitHanspeter BeisserRandall W. BlackLucia L. Blakeslee vLisa Brachman & Robert RoubeyRichard BurgerAnna M. Elento-SneedRobert J. Faris vJonathan H. Hulbert vAnn Jorgensen vKaren T. Kahler & William L. NelsonKaren M. KeenanJeff J. Matloff & Mindy Green vDouglas & Susan MichaelBen Riley vJames P. Rooney & Ellen I. Gorowitz vBarton S. SeldenMartha J. ShaverCharles W. Sherman, Jr.Sheldon M. Siegel vDaniel T. Steiner vJacque Nims Westling vThomas Yamachika


Paula E. Boggs vEllyn M. & William R. Lindsay v


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As someone who has pretty much done it all—retired Starbucks

General Counsel, political advisor, former Army officer and law firm

partner, standout musician—PAULA BOGGS ’84 values

Boalt’s unrelenting push to expand student opportunities: “I give at

the level I do because of Dean Edley’s leadership and all he’s done to

raise the school’s profile and broaden its reach.”

Calling her Boalt experience “a very important ingredient of the

person I became,” Boggs sees rising tuition making it harder for

others to have that same experience—“especially with the State

of California supporting its public institutions much less than it

used to. That’s why it’s really important for those who can support

Boalt through private philanthropy to do just that.”


Mary Montella & Jeffrey Newman vMark & Wynne Pécheck vSteven L. Wittels v


Lynn M. Alvarez & Steven A. Nissen vSally A. Drach vDean G. Dunlavey & Jean Anne

Kawahara vThomas N. Harding vJoanne Lahner vJohn M. Rosenthal v

Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 -$ 2,499

David S. Carter vScott & Susan Edelman vMary B. Foster vJay Fujitani vMatthew W. Powell vDennis O. Seymour, Jr. vThomas W. Sondag v

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Elizabeth P. Allor & Michael M. Carlson v

Yuji & Yukiko Iwanaga vKevin F. KoubaRobert F. Roos vEileen A. Shibata vSteven L. Vettel vRichard G. Wallace


Samuel R. Behar vKathleen A. BrownCarol L. Bussey vChad ButlerKenneth C. Byrne & Karen L.

Bissonnette vLeslie M. CampbellMargaret W. Capron vCharles N. Charnas vJames G. ChristiansenPatricia DuncanTeresa L. FriendAlan D. Greenberg vRobin D. & Douglas R. Irvine vMark F. ItoAnn I. JonesRobert R. KlotzEric A. Kueffner vJoseph LavittMonica R. Lee & Edward L.

Molyneaux IIIMilton L. Lorig vMark J. PearlEdward L. QuevedoGeorge M. Riddle, Jr. vVeronica SanchezBruce M. & Krisna Slavin v

Jose P. Umali & Katherine J. ThomsonNeil J. Wertlieb vVerena WiedemannRobert B. Wilcox, Jr. vRobert G. Wing v


Gregory D. Call vDaniel S. Floyd vLindsee P. Granfield vSuzanne Greenberg vWilliam R. & Ellyn M. Lindsay vDonna M. Petkanics & Jay R.

Gerstenschlager v


Peter Aitelli vJean A. Kawahara & Dean G. Dunlavey v


Robert A. ChapmanMichael L. Charlson vJeffrey C. Eglash vMichael W. Fitzgerald vRobert L. Lin vBradley J. Rock & Martha Gage Rock vMarc J. StoneLisa McCabe van Krieken

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Peter & Priscilla CarsonJeffrey M. Chu & Tara K. MochizukiCraig B. Etlin vKoji FujitaniTimothy M. GillMiriam Ducoff Smolen vMark R. Swartz


AnonymousLeslie Allen & Douglas Ammon vKevin S. Allred vSusan W. AnsberryL. William CaraccioR. Randal CrispenMary Coppinger Cutler & Keith M. Cutler vRichard D. Gorelick vJohn D. Green vJason T. Hirschman vPeter HsiaoKaren L. Landau vTerry J. LeachChe Hong Lee vAndrew H. Mohring vNancy S. Pemberton vDeborah PulidoDavid A. RosenthalDaniel J. Schneider v

Matthew D. Schreiber & Monica C. Hayde Schreiber

Kirsten B. SpiraStephen F. Tobias vKatherine J. Umali & Jose Pericles S. UmaliKimberly Davenport WareC. Brandon Wisoff vRoy WulfMarc A. Zeppetello v


David J. & Mary Larwood v


Lois I. Brady vNancy and Ed Fineman v


Adam SachsJutta Strehlow


Gail (Overcashier) Dolton & Douglas H. Dolton v

Thomas F. Koegel vDuane Lyons & Tracie Tabor Lyons vAndrés RiveroMiriam D. Starc & Michael J.

Volkovitsch v


Ross A. Albert vBarbara H. Clement vKaren L. BowenMartha A. BoerschAmy & Jonathan GallenRina Hirai v

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LOIS BRADY ’86 knew she’d get a top-flight education at

Boalt Hall. What she didn’t expect was the level of collegiality and

flexibility from the school’s administration. “We received a lot of

individualized attention,” Brady recalls. “I had an infant when

I went to law school, and got lots of help scheduling my classes

to fit within my babysitter’s schedule. It was fantastic.”

Brady, who worked at McCutcheon, Doyle, Brown & Enersen in

San Francisco and at Wendell Rosen in Oakland, has operated her

own bankruptcy trustee practice for 17 years. “I believe in supporting

the institutions that educated me and enabled me to have a won-

derful career,” Brady says. “I had a great experience at Boalt, and

I’m happy to help the school continue to thrive.”


Shirley M. Lukitsch vMillard A. Murphy vMichael K. Plimack vJack T. Sheridan v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousTony Bakos vAlbert J. & Arlene T. Boro vJohn A. Clark vJay W. Deverich vHarry P. Litman vAllan L. Schare


AnonymousFernando L. Aenlle-Rocha vCarl L. BlumensteinPaul ChurchillJason M. Cox vRobert E. CoxJerome H. FriedbergFred GainesBruce Goto vTheda R. HaberNancy C. JacksonClaudia Valdez KnoxLynn M. McLeanDaniel R. & Frances E. Miller vMartha L. Noble & Jeffrey R. DemarestPhilip W. & Diana C. Peters vMaria F. RamiuDonna M. Ryu vTimothy M. SchooleyKaren S. Schryver vDave R. StewartTim Taich & Christine Baker Taich vRobert J. Trachtenberg vJosé H. Varela v


Laura W. Young


Evan R. & Valerie CoxKenton J. KingNeil A.F. Popovic v


Dana S. & Steve RiegerDana A. Welch & Scott Adams


AnonymousMark D. & Dina F. FlanaganJan Peeters


X. Jay & Colleen A. AlvarezLinda M. DardarianWarren S. & Bonnie P. de WiedEllen J. GarberMelinda L. HaagWilliam D. Kissinger & Ann D. CummingsThomas A. & Sheila G. LetscherValerie Smith Von BurgRolf A. Trittmann

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousBeverly Z. AlexanderStephen P. FrecceroKarin J. ImmergutWilliam & Martha SawyersJonathan S. Simon & Christina A.

SpauldingLewis B. Tarver & Claire A. WallsRichard S. Taylor


Anonymous (2)Mark C. BruceAnne Bruner NashSteven & Adele CardozaJoyce C. L. Chow & David B. BaskervilleMitchell M. ChupackErnest Cordero, Jr.Vladimir P. DevensGenevieve T. DoughertyDrew E. Edwards & Johanna M. FontenotLisa S. EhrlichLeah GardnerChristopher J. GillStefano Guiso-GallisaySpencer J. HelfenHarry R. JacobsKate JastramCrystal D. JohnsonNeil J. KearneyMary T. KellerDr. Kyoko KimparaJason R. MarksCharles L. MillerR. Clark MorrisonAnne E. Mudge & James A. MittelbergerPerry P. & Arlene OeiJohn L. PetrChristine A. ReutherDavid E. SiriasMegan L. Wagner


John W. & Janie T. Kuo vTracy K. Edmonson


Evangelina M. Almirantearena vGregory T. Davidson & Helen M. Wilmont vDavid A. ZapolskyDiane L. Stewart Zezza v


Igor KorbatovAnthony J. Richmond vWilliam M. Scherer vKaren E. Silverman

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Steven D. Anderson vPriscilla & Peter CarsonGisele C. RainerSeth M. SkootskyChristina A. Spaulding & Jonathan S.

Simon vClaire A. Walls & Lewis B. TarverMaureen A. Young v


AnonymousAdam C. Dawson vLoree A. Devery vCarolyn R. DiviacchiJames R. DixonCarolyn P. Ham vMarina C. Hsieh & Henry F. Shaw vVincent P. LanderosDaryl S. LandyJanet LuckSteven J. Lurie vJoel T. Mackey vFrances E. MarshallKevin P. Quinn, SJDan SlaterJoan StieberJeffrey A. TeichVirginia G. Villa vDavid E. WoodruffEva Ziegler

1989Elizabeth Josselyn Boalt Associates $5,000-$9,999

Caroline D. Avery & Jon S. Tigar vDebra L. Fischer & Sherwin Frey v


Michael F. Tubach


Mark B. Abbott & Mareta C. Hamre vCarol L. Brownstein & David Lieberman v

Joan M. Cambray vLeon Dayan vJayne M. (DeCubellis) Donegan vRonald S. Epstein vRobert L. Falk vBonnie E. Fought & Jonathan Garber vGeoffrey & Stephanie GoldGeoffrey W. Haynes vSteven & Olga Hellman vRandall R. Lee v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

David R. E. Aladjem & Margaret M. Grayden

Brian E. & Cheryl J. Argrett vMark V. & Susan Boenninghausen vThomas M. Cleary vHeribert A. HirteRobert R. Holmen vRebecca J. Kurland vMary G. McNamaraA. Sprightley Ryan & John F. Duffy


Carlos A. & Anne G. AlvarezLeland Chan vColin L. Cooper vFriedrich E. HeyRobert C. HoltzappleDavid C. Kalemkarian vAlison D. KeelCynthia Lee & Ken HaramotoBradley S. LuiEdward J. McNamara vIlene N. Moore & Edward L. RubinHelen L. Norton vMarco Quazzo vRobert A. SaltzbergLois W. SchwartzAnita D. Stearns Mayo vTed Storey & Jaimie SanfordAnita F. Stork vJill Elizabeth Thomas vJulie Kusske Xanders v


Kris & Tom Stoever v


Kathi Pugh & Josh Maddox v


Thomas A. & Annette B. Counts vMichael L. Schenkman vJaeha J. Shin


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Christian M. HiltiJuliet A. Davison vMareta C. Hamre & Mark B. Abbott vAllan T. Marks & Mara A. Marks vFelice & Chris McGrath vMichael L. Tuchin v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Juliet T. Browne & Jon W. Hinck vChristopher B. ConnerFlorence E. CulpKermit D. MarshMichael B. MillerGregory N. PimstoneWalter E. Rusinek v


Martin D. & Holly T. Bern vLt. Colonel Frank Delzompo, USMC &

Lisa DelzompoThomas Dorer#Robert P. Doty & Catherine Garza vDavid A. & Nancy EricksenMartin M. EskenaziLinda Q. FoyLisa Chavarria GoodglickGeorge A. GuckerArthur D. Gunther vEdwina C. KavanaughClare M. Maier vMarion D. MillerPhilip C. Monrad & Molly Sullivan vJudge M. Aaron PerskyJ. Robert Renner vRobert G. RetanaEdward Romero, Jr.Lawrence W. Ruth vJohn W. SitherChristopher J. SkorinaKevin E. SollidayPaul J. Titcher


Anonymous


Mark A. Lemley & Rose A. Hagan


Kevin P. & Jeanette W. Kenned vMatthew F. Weil v


Holly Doremus vSean M. SeLegue & Richard A.

Zuniga, MD v


James H. Abrams vRick W. Jarvis v


Kate Hartley & Mike KassL. Rachel LermanTimothy A. MillerRagesh K. Tangri

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Andrew M. Kaplan vShelley J. Sandusky vPeter M. Stone


Adam V. BattaniEdgar B. Cale III vClaire Truxaw CormierTimothy D. & Sandy CreminSteven A. Ellis vGail A. Engstrom vAmy Gustafson Finch vCarl R. GoldbergJohn A. Henning, Jr.Valarie Mark Kalb vSteven S. KimballTrisha M. Kimura vScott A. Kronland vDaniel B. Lantry vKevin T. LantryR. Konrad Moore vMatthew K. NgJohn E. Somorjai vGeraldine N. Sparrow vMarta I. TanenhausMary Ellmann Tang vDuy Q. ThaiKatherine Knopoff Wadley v


Anonymous


Leo B. Helzel v


David M. Barkan & Wendy E. Allyn vDr. Joachim Rosengarten


Angel A. Garganta & Michael B. Schwarz v


Ann D. Cummings & William D. Kissinger vDaralyn J. Durie vHoward Shelanski v

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Daniel B. Asimow & LeAnn G. BischoffSusan & Mark V. Boennighausen vSue C. Hansen vAlex M. & Irma Rodriguez Moisa vJulian K. Ong


Deborah E. BeckRaymond E. Cannon & John J. Sullivan vDarren P. ConleyGregory O. Eisenreich vBettina M. Fernandez vLisa B. Fitzgerald#Karen E. & Thomas J. Ivey vDaniel JuarezCaroline S. Lee & Stephen L. Raucher vPatricia R. LenziJoshua A. Lipp vRobert B. Mison vLynne M. RasmussenErika RottenbergNicholas J. Schneider vLorraine Y. SumulongFiel D. TignoRaymond P. Weschler vChun Wright#

1993William Carey Jones Associates $2,500 - $4,999

Lawrence E. Mittin vMichael B. Schwarz & Angel A. Garganta v


AnonymousDaniel J. & Monica K. Cloherty vStephanie & Geoffrey GoldSuzanne T. MichelFrank S. Montes & Sarah J. Kaiser

Montes vKara Diane Palmer & Jonathan M. Palmer vYvonne M. Pierrou & Michael D. Prough v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Christopher G. Brunetti vGwyneth E. HambleyRhonda R. Trotter vDavid S. Welsh


Michael Anderson vEllen R. AuritiElizabeth S. BluesteinMichael & Margo Bradish vDavid A. De GrootWilliam H.D. Fernholz vThomas L. FreedmanKimberly A. Gaab vWilliam T. GallagherJames W. GovertKyle W. HoffmanAnthony C. InfantiAnn H. Kim vAlex & Stacy KrayMelonie J. McCallDaphne Moore vJames R. Potter & Michelle Huneven vJoyce Y. SmithLinda W. VerheeckeYiping Yang v


Darren M. & Elizabeth Trattner


Glenn L. BriggsDavid Y. Otsuka v


Monica K. & Daniel J. Cloherty vLee A. & Katherine M. Edlund vHeather Meeker & John BealNicole M. Ryan vCharles W. Welch

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousBettina Brill vTom Peckham vDavid F. Rees & Linly Ferris Rees vEllen J. Rubin vByron ShojiFrank E. SolomonMichelle W. Waites v


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AnonymousSamuel S. BrodaMark D. Lucia vLawrence D. Magid vStephen M. MillerRachel NosowskyCathy J. Ostiller vRobert “Perl” PerlmutterJoseph M. Quinn vEric J. RosenzweigPhilip C. TencerAmy L. Toro vMichelle W. Waites vArthur C. Young


Mallun Yen & Jason Lemkin v


Mario L. Barnes vNicole D. Harris v


Mehran ArjomandBrett Cooper & James Fontanilla vAlexandre B. Makler v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousKate & Nicole Bartow vMatthew S. & Julie N. Forsyth vTor GronborgAlyssa T. Koo vDeborah C. Lambe & David A. Sklansky vThomas Mayhew & Matti Fromson vMatthew F. Roberts vStephanie Sue Powers Skaff vThomas N. Stephens vHassan A. Zavareei


AnonymousNicole G. BernerKathleen & James Bryski vJeffry S. ButlerStephanie E. DeanerTodd O. EdmisterPatrick J. Farrell vAlice Kwong Ma Hayashi vDavid P. JedrzejekDavid R. King & Sarah C. WilsonJoshua & Luz Kirsch vTienne E. Lee vMichael Lewis & Andy KreissLisa A. MammelDavid & Jill McConaughy vJohn J. McIlveryAnna E. MuzzyCynthia A. Nastanski & Eric RutkoskeLaura H. Parsky vPeter W. PoulosJennifer G. & Sean D. RodgersRobert A. SeaverScott A. Shorr vLaird P. Steverango vDenise Pino Erwin


Matthew W. Close vPeter Goss vMitch & Holly Zuklie v


Jason Lemkin & Mallun Yen v


Robert & Hilary Schlossman v


James J. Fontanilla vMichael F. HaydenDarren A. ManibogMichael Schrag

Daniel Shanfield vDuane R. Valz v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Ted AppleChristine KurekGilbert M. Labrucherie, Jr. vJeanine M. LarreaIrene Song & Stefan Sharkansky v


Fiona A. BrophyJ. Taylor Browning vThomas V. ChristopherCatharine Wildenthal CummerLaura N. DiamondJames N. Eder & Ruth B. Goldstone vJennifer B. EdmisterJonathan M. Eisenberg & Linda N.

Nguyen vEllen Kaye FleishhackerSylvia R. GoldenChristi M. GotvaldAndrew M. Gschwind vKaren F. SmartJonathan T. Laba vThong D. LeZahavah S. Levine vDamon Mamalakis & Phillipa AltmannRowena R. ManlapazJoseph D. MatalTed Mermin & Claudia Polsky vBrooks A. Olbrys vChristopher H. Pederson vAJ Aquilina & JL PiscitelloTeresa S. RenakerBrad R. Roth vMark D. Servino vEmily A. Smith vRobert E. SolomonJessica & Jojiro Takano vYen B. TracChristopher D. WatkinsJoAn H. Cho & Satoshi Yanai v


Chris Chavez & Dave Davisson v


Jennifer Salzman Romano v


Lisa Arakaki vMichele D. Barney vDaniel E. Purcell & Heather Hanly vBrad Simon v


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To accomplished entertainment lawyer DARREN TRATTNER ’94,

serving on the Boalt Hall Alumni Association Board of Directors

means conveying the school’s narrative—effectively—in as many

circles as possible. “Not many people have a real sense of our finan-

cial situation,” he said. “As the state pulls back funding, Boalt must

increasingly rely on contributions from the private sector. We have

to get the word out and explain why that support is needed.”

The law school has ramped up programming in Trattner’s field,

and recently launched the Berkeley Journal of Entertainment and

Sports Law. As for his own success, Trattner sees a clear catalyst:

“I wouldn’t be where I am today without Boalt. For me, it’s an easy

decision to give what I can every year.”

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Jalena C. BinghamVadim BraslavskyCristin R. Carr & David M. Jolley vJennifer H. FriedmanLaura A. Heymann vNan Joesten & Hank Leeper v


AnonymousAJ Aquilina & JL PiscitelloShona L. Armstrong vBarton E. BowersDavid W. BowkerJess Bravin vThomas R. BridaKelly M. BrownKeith A. DropkinMargaret Nell Fitzgerald vThomas B. Ginsburg vSteven R. Harmon vDr. Thomas P. Henne vDaniel F. JohnsonVincente & Monica MartinezCromwell R. MontgomeryJamie N. Nafziger-White vKurt B. Opsahl vNeal A. Parish vDiana D. Perry-ElbyGary A. Pulsinelli & Lynda J. Schilling vSusannah G. ShamosCarita T. Shanklin WalkerLinda P. Shih & Dan CliffordJojiro & Jessica Takano vTravis R. Wall & Leslie KaplanOsa L. Wolff vBrent Yamashita v

1998Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Samuel Craig Dibble vLance EtcheverryMatti Fromson & Thomas Mayhew vJulie Madeleine Holloway vRandall Keen vMary Heuett Oemig v


Jennifer K. Achtert & Varghese George vLinda C. & Christopher J. BeresfordAdam Harrison BravermanAndrea Christine BrunettiDavid N. CassutoSung Ae ChoiElizabeth L. Riles Clements vJon & Shana DowellAndrew Esbenshade vBradley A. Harsch & Mutya D. Fonte

HarschKelly S. Howick & Robby W. Mockler vNicholas S. & Sharon Khadder

Fumi Knox vMichael S. Kwun & Sigrid Anderson-Kwun vRainer Wolfgang LorzAmy LovellDavid Oakland & Emily Stubbs vElizabeth S. Pehrson vJason Skaggs & Lisa Martins SkaggsDebbie Yee vDaniel K. Yost & Paul Brady


Ashley & Matt Kline v


Gillian N. Brown vDrew Davis & Vivian Chang vHeather Mewes v


Raymond K. Amanquah & Yanira G. Wong vDeborah McInnes FestaDarin M. Frank

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Alison P. Howard & Clint Chase v


Anonymous (2)Phoenix X. Cai vJustin S. Chang vRyan D. FischbachNicole L. GardnerJohnny J. Graves vGregory K. Jung vDiana L. LockJanine L. MaderaDeana PollardSuellen Ratliff PerryMichael W. Scarborough vNiloofar B. ShepherdRichard C. SungChristina M. Wheeler

2000Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 - $2,499

Salima A. Merani, PhD vJoshua S. Rider & Laurie S. Goldman v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Scott B. & Rachel A. Birkey vRebecca S. EngravJulia Fromholz v

Mie FujimotoThomas A. Magnani & Christopher A.

Orsine vDawn Sestito & Enzo Der BoghossianJennifer M. Urban & Bruce Nash


AnonymousEthan B. Andelman & Laura MytelsGerrit Warren BleekerLisa D. FialcoErin FramkeRachel L. Gibson vTiffany L. GomezDaisy Y. Ha vJason P. HanniganE. Anne Hawkins & Jacob R. SorensenJoshua C. IrwinCatherine F. Johnson vMichelle J. KaneCarrie Melissa LeRoyShelley K. Mack vMegan McDermott vEric A. & Ana Cheney Moon vPeter M. MorrisetteMichael D. MurphyJorge R. Roig & Joanne A. TomasiniMonica C. Hayde Schreiber & Matthew D.

SchreiberKevin M. SimonsenMary Elizabeth Smith vLester SzetoKarl & Rochelle TorkeJohn Tydlaska & Melissa Clayton

Tydlaska vPatrick T. Weston


Yury Kapgan v


Catherine Shuck


Vivian W. ChangChristian A. Chu vAdam Hardy Johnson


Jae-Sun Chung vKeith Garner & Jenny Park Garner vJeffrey G. Homrig vChristine Foster Li vAnne E. Mahle & David L. McCarthy vLaura E. Neish vCristina C. PérezAlan W. & Neary Ting

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Kate & Nicole Bartow vRachel A. & Scott B. Birkey vDebra A. DrakeDaniel Miller vAmanda K. PackelBrian Procel vNahla RajanChristopher K. RidderAaron W. RossSandra J. SantosJames M. Toma vAlicia Natalie Vaz v


Ritu AhujaRobin Appleberry vSylvia Paola BarbozaJonathan Stuart Brown vAnita Starchman Bryant vDawn Marie Ceizler vCaroline E. CichonChristopher “Princess” DaleyPaul FrymerDeborah Elaine GirolamoInes G. GonzalezHolger HestermeyerElise B. Keppler & Alison S. MuneyMichelle K. Levin vRene A. PereyraJennifer L. PolseTracy Eila Reichmuth vRick & Andrea Rifenbark vAaron P. RubinJeffrey Schrepfer vPratik A. Shah vJay B. ShapiroSandra M. Spector vTara M. SteeleyAnna Wang & L. Scott Chong vJason Weintraub & Dana M. WolinskyHope S. WhitneyGunnar Wolf v


AnonymousAmelia Miazad & Tyler C. Gerking v

Law School Sproul Associates $1,000-$2,499

Colleen ChienAnnie & Jason Lam vShannon & Steve Rozner vMaggie L. Wong

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Mikako T. Cho vLinda Anne Horvath vDaniel H. Mao v

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Brian D. McDonald & Casey Nguyen vChristopher Jonathan Schafer &

Ramona MateiuRacheal Turner vJeffrey M. Wittenberg


AnonymousErin J. & William AntebiMaki ArakawaEdward J. BalsamoAri BiernoffJ. Manena Bishop vMichelle A. Bradley & Michael BradleyKatherine Race Brin vChristine Elaine CwiertnyHelene Jan FarberWarren F. Fox vNina C. GenesonJennifer F. GlassmanFranklin B. Goldberg vDana N. Hirschenbaum vMrs. Miriam KimDeborah A. & Todd Leonard vMaria C. LinMarcia H. LoeffelholzAve Mince-Didier & Sam SoberAna Cheney & Eric A. Moon vSarah Ratcliffe Choi vChristine Marie ReillyDenise Lillian Riley vJason Todd Snyder vHeather Ann TewksburySabra-Anne Rachel TruesdaleCarla A. VeltmanJohn G. WhiteDana M. Wolinsky & Jason Weintraub


Kathleen A. Kelly


Kevin K. Babikian vLisa Delehunt Olle vScott Yu & Xiaocheng Li

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Anonymous vRyan J. Casamiquela vMatthew P. Chapman vMelinda T. DerishJessica EdererAnna Gorodetsky & Anatoly BushlerJennifer R. & Derek Larson vRamona Mateiu & Christopher Schafer vDavid M. TabatabaeePeter G. Washington


Anonymous (2)Matthew G. AdamsMaral A. Aristakessian vMichelle E. ArmondNeil AsharScott M. BennettEmily L. Berning & Aron Weisner vSongmee L. Connolly vSarah C. Cunningham Duranske vBenjamin T. Duranske vAllison L. Ehlert vJamie L. FriedenKirsten R. GallerHayley C. GoodsonMark D. HarmonLisa A. JacobsJohn E. JanhunenValerie Leigh Meyer vAmir A. & Bita V. Naini vJee Y. ParkSheila A. Quinlan & Shamli TarbellSarah M. Ray & Andrew SalverdaAndrea Saunders Rifenbark & Rick

Rifenbark vHeather RosmarinAlisa C. Schlesinger vMichael S. M. ShinRachel H. SommovillaJennifer N. SwannMatthew J. Syrkin vJennifer A. Teaford vDorit M. WarnerDavid E. West vStefanie G. WestCatha A. Worthman & Scott McCoyRaffi V. & Anita G. ZerounianKatherine L. ZuccaErica K. Zunkel


Frank Martin & Rosa Terrazas v


Miranda-Lin S. Bailey v


Benson R. Cohen v


Sasha R. AbramsMarcus A. Cordova vWill T. DeVries v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Anonymous

Michael W. Anderson vJennifer C. Bretan vWenfang Chen vJinku Hwang & Soonjoo Lee vAraceli Martinez-Olguin & Bryan Quevedo vRyan R. OwensWinslow B. Taub v


Anonymous (2)Anik BanerjeeSusan BrehmMichele Casey & Jason SheperisMichael M. CollierFrancisco V. CortesShara J. DavisMolly DiRagoKimberly D. Fross vFumihiko HoriKristi A. HughesSloan S. JohnstonDeanna L. Kwong & Hoan Michael Huynh vAnhthu H. Le & Yusef J. AlexandrineGloria J. Lee vWendy L. LilliedollRebecca A. & Kevin T. McGuireDeborah K. Miller vWilliam H. Miller III & Anna Ziegler vDaniel Olmos & Erika Strand vLothlorien S. RedmondAndrew N. ShenAlbert L. SieberCraig O. SieverdingJessica Goneau SimbalenkoErin C. Smith & Jin HanAaron C. StonecashSonja M. Strahm vFelicia Y. SzeJason S. TakenouchiClaudia M. Vetesi vMohammad Walizadeh vAudrey H. Walton-Hadlock vMichelle R. Watts

2005Law School Sproul Associates $1,000-$2,499

S. Davis Carniglia vSimona FarriseLiwen A. Mah vRishi N. Sharma vJoseph M. Teltser v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Phillip G. FreemonEliza N. Hersh vMatthew C. Holohan vJennie Kim vMargaret E. Munzig vYen P. Nguyen vMiguel J. Ruiz vNisha K. Shah vMonali S. Sheth & Rahul Verma vMarc O. Weber


Catherine S. Ahn vChristopher Scott Andrews vShannon Riordan ArmstrongNimrod Haim Aviad vDaniel BonnieuEmily K. CarlsenErin Carroll & Evan HalperChristin K. Cho vLaura Clark vAmanda M. CohenAlex Eaton-Salners vBenjamin Richard Botts & Elizabeth

Hope Eng vCatherine Carlson FerrierHartwell V. Harris vAdam HellmanCody B. Hoesly vElizabeth E. HunterDavid & Penelope Ismay vJill Meyers Jones vMichael Nicholas Jones vAnn L. Kim & Kevin C. Yee vAdrianna B. Kripke vSarah M. Laubach & Ilan Gur vElizabeth J. Miles vEnrique A. & Jason Monagas vMadoka Sugiyama Mori vBrian E. Moskal vLindsey M. Munro vJon & Larissa NeumannHien N. NguyenAnn M. O’Leary & Goodwin Liu vDavid C. Yang & Yungsuhn Park vPeter R. SantinaAngelito R. & Sherille SevillaJamie L. & Collin Skepper vSky C. Stanfield vJasmine M. StarrTiffany Renee ThomasNicolas TolletSara G. UgazBryan W. Wahl vFelix T. WuSalomon Zavala, Jr.Anita G. & Raffi V. Zerounian


Tavy Alice Dumont v


Rungao Zheng

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Robert da Silva Ashley vJennifer A. Huber & Josh A. CohenJim Kerwin v


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Anonymous (2)Jill E. AdamsCarly O’Halloran Alameda vIka R. Any-GbayerePrisca Bae vCatherine A. BeekmanDarren J. BilottoJeffrey R. Boles, PhDKatina B. Boosalis MinerBartley D. BrownCari A. Cohorn & Kevin PacottiAmy E. Craig vJamie L. CrookDiana D. DiGennaro & Brian HoJames Duff & Elizabeth HaviceZachary O’Neill FallonChorisia J. Folkman vJames R. Gilfoil & Veena B. DubalGreta S. Hansen & Juan C. MontoySteven M. HicksBenjamin W. HowellColin E. Kelley & Meeghan Buckley vCharlene Y. KonCheryl Galindo Kushida vMichael R. LepieIrene LiuOlga V. MackNayantara Mehta & Jeffrey

Schmerling vJoseph M. MorrisKatherine A. OyamaAmanda E. ParksRyan PerryMatthew C. Peterson vErica L. PortnoyMaurice Ludell RabbSarah H. Rackley vElizabeth Rumsey vKatherine A. Ryan vMichael A. SchapsRanganath T. SudarshanDavid A. TaylorTyreen G. Torner vSarah R. WardMargaret D. Wilkinson & Andrew

Tran vJoel C. Willard vDavid C. Yang & Yungsuhn Park v


Laura Evans #


Kamolvan ChiravisitThomas S. FletcherAlison R. WatkinsMartin D. White & Caryn F. Lai vScott A. Zimmermann v

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Sean M. CallagyPatrick T. HeinChristina G. Hioureas vMichelle L. Leung vSpencer J. PahlkeJiuxiang Yin


Anonymous (3)Armen AdzhemyanYusef J. Alexandrine & Anhthu H. LeSarah B. AngelMairead J. SchwabLisa J. AuerDeborah K. BarronLily I. BeckerJocelyn M. Belloni vElizabeth Richards BingLaura M. BinghamCaroline S. BollerYonatan E. BraudeCorinne I. Calfee vJanette D. Catron vJames M. ChavezHillary E. ChenLin A. ChinLisa J. Cisneros & Melissa RodriguezDaniel T. DobrygowskiSharla K. Draeme vCorrin N. Drakulich & Josh Weddle vLara K. EilhardtMark R. Feeser vJeffrey D. GlasserSonia M. Gonzales & Jameel R. Harb vRobert S. Hamilton vRuth L. Hawley vCameron L. Holland & Ryan McKinleyNeelam IhsanullahEdric C. ItchonMegan A. Jennings vErin C. JonesAlycee J. LaneLibio B. LatimerJason H. Lee & Doan T. Nguyen vLaw Offices of Jennie Levin vEmily Ludmir Aviad & Nimrod H. Aviad vJason MaKevin J. MackKathryn E. MillerSarah R. MorrisJenna Musselman Yott & David M. Yott vDoan T. Nguyen & Jason H. Lee vJessica S. ParsonsChristine K. & Chris PeetzCasey Austin Roberts vAnne B. Shaver vSarah E. Simmons vMoira K. SmithDi SongSarah C. SpiegelKristin A. Traicoff vThao N. TranElena S. VirgadamoHafez R. H. VirjeeJessica L. Yarnall vVirginia Zaunbrecher v


Andrew M. Gass & Jennifer Wilson


Samson O. AsiyanbiSandra L. HabernyHector O. Huezo vHyun-Sook Kang vKatherine C. LubinHirotaka OkadaStephen P. SiboldRichard V. Swearingen vKai Zhu

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Jeffrey A. BarlekampMing H. ChenJayni Foley Hein vCaryn F. Lai & Martin D. WhiteDaniel Joseph Pollak vSteven D. Sassaman


AnonymousAstine AlaverdyanZachary B. Allen vMojgone AzemunRachel Pfeiffer BeeBrien C. BellJeremy L. BuxbaumTimothy Vincent CapozziGenevieve L. CaseyJenny W. CheungLisa J. ChinSteve C. ChiuRobyn Youngswick ChristoIan D. Clunies-Ross vFlynn Coleman & Family vVanessa & Forrest CrawfordRobert B. CunninghamJohn B. de Leon & NhuBinh T. NguyenMeredith P. Desautels vAdam S. FeldmanNathan M FeneisDiana FriedlandJesse GeraciSarah T. Grossman-Swenson & Robert W.

Studley vMisti D. Groves vJoy F. HavilandAubry R. HollandTsuyoshi IkedaFaith K. Jones vAlan R. MassengaleMaggie MayoLisa Montague vJesse L. MorrisReid P. MullenSarala V. Nagala vTu Quyen Pham v

Katherine K. Rankin vMichael David SaundersJulia K. Smith-Aman & Noel VerzosaDavid B. & Megan Z. Snyder vDeana S. Sobel vJulianne M. Spears vArmilla T. Staley-Ngomo vJanel Thamkul vMargaret M. Thomson vMatthew S. Tiberio vJason C. Wright vDaniel A. Zlatnik

2009Law School Sproul Associates $1,000 - $2,499

Karis A. GongJennifer Files Beerline

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

AnonymousMicaela S. DavisMike F. KungCortlin H. Lannin vDavid S. MitchellAndreas Stoll


Anonymous (2)Rana Y. AnabtawiMaxwell V. Baumhefner vFilip BorasGisselle S. BournsKatherine L. BrombergJeremy M. BrownMatthew E. Browning vStephen H. Butler vMari M. Calder & John M. MontagueCharles E. CrandallRyan R. & Nikola DavisDonald F. De LeonAshley DeLuca (Watts)Ryan M. EnchelmayerAaron Justin Epstein vMichael P. EsserSean B. FernandesStephen R. GarciaStefanie Ilene Gitler vTamar R. Gubins vLindsay M. Harris vDaniel HaslerBryan H. HeckenlivelyJustin D. HoogsSally Huang vChristine J. Hung vEric R. IdetaBrian R. Israel vJennifer R. Jeffers vChantal R. JenkinsHussain Kadouh vElizabeth A. KaplanJoshua M. Keesan vSarah D. KingWarren Ko v


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Boris & Christina C. Kogan vAllison C. Kop vElizabeth A. KostrzewaAnna M. Krieger vLindsay A. LaSalleAnne H. LeeLinda L. LeeMichaela L. Lozano vWilliam D. McGintyGail S. Migita vFrancisco MorenoMichael PortnovDaniel A. PratiDesiree L. RamirezStuart J. Robinson vJennifer R. SaionzSeth A. SchreibergJonathan R. SherwinTatyana A. ShmygolMarina L. Sideris & Cooper FunkLisa Stockholm vLaura K. SullivanJulia D. Taylor vJoshua Michael TempletSarah R. WeinmanRyan K M Wong vChristian K. WredeCameron K. YahrXiaochin C. YanKathy Yu


Khaled Y. Halloum


Raghav R. Krishnapriyan

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Takeshi Akiba


AnonymousAnne E. AbramowitzBenjamin L. AfshaniJuwon AhnPeter J. Anthony vNavjot S. AthwalSarah Barker-Ball vSunil BectorValerie A. Blair vAdam BlankenheimerBenjamin Richard Botts & Elizabeth

Hope Eng vJimmy ChuIk-Sang ChungVartanoush M. Defterderian vKurt M. Denk vEstela M. Dimas vLeslie Ann EggersAllyson M. Franco vErica Franklin v

Joel M. FurmanTess Hand-BenderSusy HassanMilad R. HassaniAtteeyah E. Hollie vTimothy S. HughesRoxanna F. Iran vNathan S. KamesarJennifer J. KimChristina C. & Boris Kogan vKerry S. KumabeSumit Mallick & Allison O. Watkins vMichelle L. MerseyJohn M. Montague & Mari M. Calder vMaile M. PadillaGabriel J. PodestaChristopher A. Raftery vAntonio C. RaimundoVanessa Joan Reid vAndrew S. RobertsonSarah M. Ruby vMark T. RumoldMichael S. SawyerBenjamin J. SitterNoah D. SmithShane G. SmithBryan I. SpringmeyerSarah Faye Weiss vShane B. WitnovJenny S. YelinCecilia Ziniti


Anonymous

Society of 1912 $500-$999

AnonymousArchibald M. Smith


Hootan BaigmohammadiKrzysztof BebenekLaura C. Beckerman vTheodore B. BlankKyle M. BradySophia H. CalderonToni CamachoStephanie G. ClarkKrista C. CorreaGalen O. CurrensZachary R. DufflyIan M. FeinWilliam S. FriedmanGrayce S. Patricia FrinkMaeve E. GranzinAimee M. HalbertDevin J. HeckmanAmy A. HuntAmaha I. KassaAnabel LeeDavid G. LowryTam M. Ma vHester S. Nolan

Dimitrios PantazisBrent A. Schoradt vGregory G. SperlaDavid K. StarkSara D. SunderlandAbbie L. VanSickleSamuel J. WeinerJamie L. Williams & Matt GheringLala T. Wu


Anonymous


Tracy M. Tefertiller & Ted Stinson


Sarah L. MartinSarah R. Moros

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Chad O. Dorr


AnonymousEbby AbrahamArusyak AbrahamyanDena Y. AcevedoAylin AkturkHannah C. AlsgaardOlga BakshtanovskayaLacey L. BangleJacqueline A. BarberaMariana BarbosaZachary L. BaronAudrey A. BarronAdam Z. BiermanKristi M. BlackJulian Boakye-NyarkoNada L. Boutros vKristin A. BresnahanMonica R. BrisenoThomas P. BritzDavid A. BrownKevin R. BudnerNorma J. Cerros MartinezMargaret M. ChenPeter H. ChinShruti ChopraJonathan K. & Carol ChouQing ChuTrinuch ChuenchomladaMelanie Crea-CinaCeliane D’Audiffret PasquierLuiza S. DiasFumiyo DoiChad O. DorrDaniel D. DwyerEseoghene L. Egorr


Elena V. ElkinaLaura M. ElliottRyan K. ElseyRachel L. FischettiAndrew C. FongNicholas D. & Victoria FramJeremy A. FriedTimker T. GebreselassieEvangelia GiamouridouWyatt J. GlynnMakda A. GoitomMargaret J. GrazziniNell M. Green Nylen & David A. Zinniker vGabriel A. Guardado RodriguezAshish GuptaHiromi HagiwaraBrett M. HammonAmir HassanabadiJuno F. HautekietJeffrey T. HedrickScott M. HerrigKeigo HidakaSatoko HosoiJerome S. HsiangColin H. HunterIndranila Ishbaljir & Amarzaya NaranJill N. JaffeSuzanne E. JaffeRachel L. Johnson-FariasGary L. Juskowiak IIOlivia H. KamraJayeeta KarPola P. KarolczykAmy KatzenTae-Youl KimSam M. KochBenjamin M. KozikJunya & Megumi KubotaBradford E. LabonteJohn C. LeeJason M. LevySenta A. LeykeMellori E. LumpkinCameron L. MabrieAsim MalikVum K. MangDaniel R. McGinleyKatherine E. McGrathAdriana P. MendozaXiaojie MengLukas MichalikDiana MilanesiAlison N. MollmanMicah D. MoonDonald E. MorganJean P. NagashimaMiki NaitoAsuka NakayamaNila A. NatarajanTheresa H. NguyenAylin OncelMiles K. PalleyJoseph D. Petta vEric S. PhillipsWing Y. PoonEmily A. PrifogleDaniel & Susanna PulverSilvana A. QuintanillaBruno J. RacyRabiah A. RahmanBharata Ramedhan

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Dean’s Society Leadership Circle $100,000 and above

Pamela Samuelson & Robert Glushko v

Dean’s Society Counselor $50,000-$99,999

John C. Yoo


Jesse H. & Mari S. Choper vHenry L. Hecht vMichael C. Ross v


Mel & Helen Eisenberg vRichard P. MendelsonMark G. Yudof

Anonymous vBabette B. Barton ’54

George H. BrownJesse H. & Mari S. Choper vJohn E. Coons & Marylyn A. CoonsGeorge J. Cotsirilos vDavid P. Eich


Daniel A. & Dianne Farber vEdward C. & Janet B. Halbach vHerma Hill Kay vEric Stover & Pamela BlotnerEleanor Swift v


Mark GergenJohn R. Hetland & Anne T. Kneeland ’71

Sandford H. Kadish vDavid Lieberman & Carol L.

Brownstein ’89 vDavid B. Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates vAndrea L. Peterson ’78 vThomas H. Reynolds vHarry N. & Jane L. Scheiber v

Mel & Helen Eisenberg vWilliam A. FletcherMark GergenEdward C. & Janet B. Halbach vIan F. Haney-López & Deborah

Drickersen-CortezJohn R. Hetland Kinch Hoekstra

Todd SmithlineStephen D. Sugarman vSteve Weissman & Laura Mahanes vFranklin E. Zimring & Michael Crawford

Zimring

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Robert P. Bartlett & Victoria Plaut vJohn E. & Marylyn A. CoonsIan F. Haney-Lopez & Deborah

Drickersen-CortezPhillip JohnsonRobert A. KaganDeirdre Mulligan & Benjamin T. SmithDavid A. Sklansky vJennifer M. Urban ’00 & Bruce NashMolly S. Van Houweling

Phillip E. JohnsonSanford H. Kadish vDavid Lieberman and Carol

Brownstein ’89 vPeter Menell & Claire SylviaSaira Mohamed & Nels BangerterDavid Oppenheimer & Marcy Kates vAndrea L. Peterson ’78 v


Carolyn P. BlumGeorge J. Cotsirilos vLaurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin vWilliam A. FletcherKinch Hoekstra & Heather M.

MatsumotoNeil Levy vKristin LukerCharles J. McClainPeter S. Menell & Claire SylviaSaira Mohamed & Nels BangerterAnne Joseph O’Connell & Jamie

O’Connell vStephen Oetgen & Maggie OetgenEdward L. Quevedo ’84

Eric RakowskiAndrea RothSusan B. Schechter & Brian GarciaMartin & Barbara ShapiroLeti Volpp

Edward L. Quevedo ’84

Thomas H. Reynolds vNina Rivkind ’77 vMartin M. ShapiroStephen D. Sugarman vJennifer M. Urban ’00

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THE FACULTY CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Faculty Centennial Scholarship Fund generates contributions from Boalt faculty and staff. Used for need-based financial aid, the fund is co-chaired by longtime Boalt professors Eleanor Swift and Jesse Choper. Under the Chancellor’s Challenge program, UC Berkeley provides a dollar-for-dollar match to designated gifts from faculty and staff—including active, retired, or emeriti faculty, and surviving spouses or partners of faculty and staff—as well as students. Individual gifts up to $250,000 will be matched through December 31, 2013.


Silvia RavagnaniEvan M. RobertsArmando D. Rodriguez-MaldonadoCora RosePablo SaezSantosh SagarCara H. SandbergSandra Sanz BarrioMane V. SargsyanTaichi SasakiRebecca J. SchonbergKim D. SchumacherKazutaka ShimataniSudeep SimkhadaArielle R. SinghDilpreet SinghDenis SkripnikovKarina A. SmithCarolina Solano

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Roderic B. & Catherine B. Park vBarrett BurchBerkeley A. Burch-MartinezBill Falik & Diana Cohen vGreg & Liz Lutz vThomas J. White


AnonymousBarbara R. BankeLois H. FeinblattAllen & Cynthia W. RubyHeidi Cortese Sherman vKenneth T. StevensWollenberg Foundation v


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AnonymousWilliam & Colleen Anthony vCharles J. BarbasJohn M. BreenBrad D. Brian vHannah L. BuxbaumTheresa CameronJohn F. Cummins & Margret A. KellyMichael E. & Linda S. Delehunt vElizabeth F. FarnsworthKate FritzAnn G. & Gordon P. GettyBrian GreenspanEdward GreenspanAdam HochschildCatherine Huston & Jerry HurtubiseMay M. LukeRichard J. LuttonSanford Jay RosenHarry N. & Jane L. Scheiber vRita R. Semel vAndrew M. Sessler vTodd SmithlinePatrick WallaceSteve Weissman & Laura Mahanes vRebecca WesterfieldSusan R. WhitmanJohn D. WrightFranklin E. Zimring & Michael Crawford

Zimring

Society of 1912 $500-$999

Robert P. Bartlett & Victoria Plaut vDouglas H. Barton vCandace M. CarrolJosh A. CohenPaul L. DaviesWilliam H. & Phyllis C. DraperRuth E. EisenbergPatricia Haynes vEileen & Thomas A. HildebrandtRobert A. KaganKathryn W. Leonard vC. Maria Lu vMelinda Miller-Guelfi & Matthew GuelfiRichard H. & Laurie C. MorrisonMarcia A. Morrissey vDeirdre Mulligan & Benjamin T. SmithMatias Orrego & Beverly ColinLisa M. & Alan R. PostBryan Quevedo

Drucilla Stender RameyDaniel Rodriguez and Leslie A. OsterSteven F. Shatz vDavid A. Sklansky vJane A. SprayBob & Charlotte SproulSenator Ted & Catherine StevensJudith TullerDoron Weinberg


Anonymous (2)Daniel N. AbrahamsonHarry AglerPaul F. AlbertWilliam F. AldermanKen P. AlexDouglas C. Ammon vHyunchul AnRobert D. Bacon vSharona BarzilayJon L. Benjamin vDavid Michael Berke vCarolyn P. BlumAndrew P. BridgesSusan & Chuck Brome vThomas Brown & Caitlin Tollefson BrownPatricia A. Buffler, PhDWilliam BullenStephanie E. BullerDouglas M. BusheyRichard CapsutoCatie Cariaga-NakamuraDavid T. CondraShirley B. ConnerJerry CoughlanCamille E. Crittenden & John PalmerDenard W. DavisFran DavisJoe De FrancescoAnna & John DeVoreGayle Donsky & Morten SteinJudge John P. DoyleGerald L. DunbarEdwin & Sandra EpsteinJessica J. FernandezDoris FineLaurel Fletcher & Jeff Selbin vNorah R. J. FosterSimon J. Frankel & Courtney WeaverCliff GardnerVivian L. GoldenDavid GradyAnne GriffithsElizabeth GrossmanRita HamadStuart D. HanlonGeoffrey C. & Elizabeth HazardIrma D. Herrera & Mark D. Levine vChristina A. HildebrandtJosefina Honey-RosesHoward L. and Janeth N. HuntErin L. InamaMurray G. InnesCarla J. Johnson

Carrie KahnBrian J. & Maggie KellyMary Ann Kelly & Dennis P. BidwellLea & Jeremy KoritoKaren G. Kramer & Clifford

RechtschaffenRalph & Carol KuiperSusan Kwan & Mark RosenbushLynne LasryHerbert Lazerow vNeil Levy vPhyllis K. LevyThe Honorable Goodwin Liu vKristin LukerStewart MacaulayJennifer & Paul MannMercedes C. MaynorFrank McCabeCharles J. McClainCarl MondonDeborah Moore vRaquel H. NewmanAnne Joseph O’Connell & Jamie

O’Connell vStephen Oetgen & Maggie OetgenBarbara H. OliverJonathan Pool & Susan ColowickEllen M. PragerEric RakowskiCharles B. & Barbara J. RenfrewPaul Resnick & Joan Karlin vLeslie N. Richards vAntonio Rossmann vAndrea RothEdward L. RubinCarolyn SamiereTodd & Jana SandlerSusan B. Schechter & Brian GarciaHerbert A. SchreierGeorge F. & Linda S. SensabaughCharles M. Sevilla vBarbara ShapiroSheri ShowalterPeter F SmithWilliam & Ann SmockMai Linh Spencer & Thuyen NguyenRandall H. SpragueAthena T. Stephanopoulos vJeannie R. SternbergDean I. TaylorSylvia C. TiwonMargaret M. TraficanteLeti VolppRichard T. Walker & Blaine BookeyClaudia WeisburdCharles B. WilsonDorothy D. Wilson & Robert B.

ThompsonMia F. Yamamoto

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FRIENDS

Benefactors Circle $500,000 and above

Anonymous (2)California EndowmentAlfred P. Sloan FoundationUniversity of California, Berkeley

FoundationHenry H. Wheeler, Jr. Trust


The American Israeli Cooperative EnterpriseBank of America FoundationCalifornia District Attorneys AssociationCalifornia State AssemblyAnnie E. Casey FoundationThe Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert

FoundationElizabeth Bixby Janeway FoundationKoret FoundationMicrosoft CorporationNokiaOpen Society InstitutePublic Interest ProjectsWolfen Family FoundationS. K. Yee Foundation


Anonymous (3)Burch Family FoundationSamuel Freeman Charitable TrustGoogleW.K. Kellogg FoundationJohn D. & Catherine T. MacArthur

FoundationThe David & Lucile Packard FoundationProteus Action LeagueSchusterman Family FoundationVital Projects Fund


American Association of Law LibrariesThe Energy FoundationHugh Stuart Center Charitable TrustJackson Family Enterprises, Inc.Next 10Tides FoundationUnbound PhilanthropyWilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

FoundationWollenberg Foundation


AnonymousThe Irene C. Finkelstein FoundationHumanity UnitedThe James Irvine FoundationDavid & Anita Keller Foundation

Korea Ocean Research and Development Institute (KORDI)

Resources Legacy Fund FoundationThe Henry W. and Nettie Robinson

FoundationRosenberg FoundationJames A. Rothstein TrustThe Patricia & Christopher Weil Family

FoundationWeingart Foundation


Adobe Systems Incorporated Philanthropy Council

Bingham Osborn & Scarborough Foundation

Catharine Hawkins FoundationDana EstatesEisenberg Living TrustEucalyptus FoundationGreene Revocable TrustInternational Association of Boalt

Alumni EuropeISRAEL21cKazan McClain Abrams Fernandez LGH&O

FoundationTheodore & Doris Lee Family

FoundationLumina FoundationPrice Family Charitable FundFrank & Denise Quattrone FoundationSassafras Foundation, Inc.Select Equity Group, Inc.Shifting FoundationSidley Austin FoundationThe Mae & Benjamin Swig Charity Founda-

tionUnion Pacific CorporationVisa


Mervyn L. Brenner FoundationExxon Education FoundationGeneral Electric CompanyHunt Construction GroupIBM FoundationKirkland & Ellis FoundationMeyers Charitable Family FundPacific Gas and Electric Corporation

FoundationRatcliff ArchitectsStarmont Asset ManagementVarian AssociatesWells Fargo Foundation


The American Society of International LawAmerican Society for Technion-Israel

Institute of TechnologyBank Leumi USAClarence & Pearl Becker Charitable

Foundation

BlackRock Matching Gift ProgramM.D. Close FoundationS. H. Cowell FoundationJohn Doar FoundationIntel Foundation Matching GiftsKahle/Austin FoundationJohn S. and James L. Knight FoundationGordon & Betty Moore FoundationPacific Gas and Electric CompanyPownall Family TrustRenaissance Charitable Foundation, IncSam & Jennie Rovit Memorial

FoundationSmithline PCTyco International

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Asian Pacific American Bar Association of Silicon Valley

The Coca-Cola CompanyCrail-Johnson FoundationGAP Foundation Matching GiftKai Pono BuildersLevi Strauss FoundationLexisNexisMorrison & Foerster FoundationOrthodox Vision FoundationThe PMI FoundationSchindler Elevator CorporationXerox FoundationThe William E. Curran Charitable Trust


Asian Pacific American Law Students Association

Bechtel FoundationBoeing CompanyCapital One BankCredit AgricoleDow Jones & CompanyEqual Justice SocietyFannie Mae FoundationGenentechGeneral Atlantic LLCGoldman Sachs & Company Matching Gift

ProgramJewish Family & Children’s ServicesJuniper NetworksKulka Family TrustLakeland GroupLogitechMacy’s FoundationMetropolitan PropertiesMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMoody’s FoundationPacific Gas & Electric Matching Gifts

ProgramPepsiCoQuest Diagnostics Matching Gifts

ProgramNeal Roberts Family FoundationSempra EnergySouth Asian Bar Association of

Northern California

Southern California EdisonState Farm CompaniesSynopsysTime Warner FoundationToyota Motor Sales U.S.A.United Way California Capital RegionVerizon Foundation Matching GiftsThe Washington Post CompanyWells Fargo Bank

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CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS

AnonymousAdobe SystemsApple Inc.Baxter FoundationBechtel FoundationBingham McCutchenBlackRockBoeing CompanyChevronCleary GottliebCoca-ColaCovington & BurlingCowellCox Castle & NicholsonCrail-Johnson FoundationCredit AgricoleDavis Polk & WardwellDirect TV Matching Gift CenterDow Jones

ExxonFaegre & BensonFannie Mae FoundationGAP Foundation Matching GiftGenentechGeneral Atlantic LLCGeneral Electric CompanyGoldman SachsGoogleIBM FoundationIntelIrvineJuniper NetworksKirkland & EllisKnightLevi Strauss FoundationLiberty Gives FoundationLogitechMacy’s Foundation

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Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass


Fenwick & WestLatham & WatkinsMorrison & FoersterSkadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom


Chadbourne & ParkeCooleyCovington & BurlingFish & RichardsonKasowitz Benson Torres & FriedmanKirkland & EllisManatt Phelps & PhillipsOrrick Herrington & SutcliffeWeil Gotshal & MangesWhite & CaseWilmerHaleWilson Sonsini Goodrich & RosatiWinston & Strawn


Alston + BirdBaker & Botts

Bingham McCutchenDLA PiperHaynes and BooneHogan LovellsKilpatrick TownsendKnobbe Martens Olson & BearMcDermott Will & EmeryMcManis FaulknerMunger Tolles & OlsonRopes & GraySchwegman Lundberg & WoessnerVan Pelt Yi & James


Dorsey & WhitneyFinnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett &

DunnerGordon & ReesHanson BridgettHickman Palermo Truong & BeckerLieff Cabraser Heimann & BernsteinMorgan Lewis


Arnold & PorterBartko Zankel Tarrant & MillerCrowell & MoringGibson Dunn & CrutcherGreene Radovsky Maloney Share &

HennighKeker & Van Nest

Paul Hastings Janofsky & WalkerShute Mihaly & WeinbergerSidley AustinSimpson Thacher & Bartlett


Law Offices of D. Keith BilterCesari and McKennaDavis Polk & WardwellDebevoise & PlimptonFarella Braun + MartelFarrise Law FirmGreenspan Humphrey Lavine BarristersLewis Feinberg Lee Renaker & JacksonPillsbury Winthrop Shaw PittmanRosen Bien Galvan & GrunfeldLaw Office of Daniel ShanfieldShook Hardy & BaconSullivan & CromwellTaylor & Company Law OfficesTrellis Law Group

Society of 1912 $500 - $999

Boies Schiller & FlexnerDrinker Biddle & ReathLaw Offices of Dennis A. FischerJones DayMinami Tamaki, LLPNolan Armstrong & BartonLaw Offices of Edwin Prather

Swanson & McNamaraLaw Office of Geoffrey V. White


Bernstein & FriedlandBowers Narasky & DaleyClarence Dyer & CohenCleary Gottlieb Steen & HamiltonCooper Law OfficesCotsirilos & CampisanoCox Castle & NicholsonDiehl & RodewaldFaegre & BensonFreitas McCarthy MacMahon & KeatingGaines & StaceyLaw Offices of Cliff GardnerGartenberg Gelfand Wasson & SeldenLaw Offices of Stuart D. HanlonHarrington & IngramHolland & HartLeupp & WoodallMillstein & AssociatesMoss & MurphyNasatir & HirschO’Melveny & MyersPatterson Belknap & WebbPedder Hesseltine Walker & TothPemberton & AssociatesPine & PineLaw Offices of Deborah W. PulidoSheppard Mullin Richter & HamptonWare Law Group

LAW FIRMS

MATCHING GIFTS

Microsoft CorporationMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramMoody’s FoundationMooreMorrison & FoersterMorrison & Foerster FoundationO’Melveny & MyersOrrick HerringtonPacific Gas Pacific Gas & Electric Matching GiftsPackardPatterson BelknapPepsiCoQuestSchindler Elevator CorporationSelect Equity Group, Inc.Sempra EnergyShook HardySidley Austin

Simpson ThacherSkadden ArpsSouthern California EdisonState Farm CompaniesSynopsysTextronThe PMI FoundationTime Warner FoundationToyota Motor Sales U.S.A.Tyco InternationalUnion Pacific CorporationUniversity of CaliforniaVarian AssociatesVerizon Foundation Matching GiftsVisaWashington PostWells Fargo FoundationWilmerHaleXerox Foundation

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

Anonymous (3)Marcia A. ’80 & Richard M. AbramsEdward J. ArnoldSchuyler BaileyBernard Bradley Barber ’71

William T. Barker ’74

Elizabeth A. Baus ’91

Claudia M. Belcher ’82

Stefanie Beninato ’76

William W. Bloch ’87

Jordan L. Bloom ’68

Laura Bresler ’86

Charles R. Breyer ’66 & Sydney Goldstein

Clarence W. Brizee, Jr. ’57

Wayne A. Brooks ’74

Patricia A. Buffler, PhDPatricia A. Butler ’69

S. Davis Carniglia ’05

Earl F. & June A. CheitCheng-Ling Chen ’02

Jesse H. & Mari S. ChoperKim E. Clark ’83

Samuel D. Cole ’63

Robert S. Condie ’74

Lee ConwayRobert M. Corson ’40

Evan R. ’87 & Valerie CoxJanet M. & William F. CronkDavid P. Curnow ’67

Altero D’Agostini ’47

Diane B. de Forest ’85

Syna N. Dennis ’87

Duke B. Diehl ’71

Gail (Overcashier) Dolton ’86 & Douglas H. Dolton

Thomas B. Donovan ’62

Diane D. Eames ’71

W. Russell EllisRobert Allen Enholm ’80 & Victoria

Brademan Enholm ’80

Ronald S. Epstein ’89

Robert D. Evans ’71

Gilda H. FellerAnn Finlinson & John CantRalph T. Fisher, Jr.David B. Flinn ’63

Virginia R. FurthJim ’59 & Judy GanulinJane Liebman Goichman ’69

Lisa A. Goldfien ’82

Elizabeth Marsteller GordonA. Marina Gracias ’83 & Bernard MartisDonald D. Gralnek ’70

Forrest M. Greenberg ’47

Richard L. Greene ’63

Colleen and Robert D. HaasLaura J. HallMichael J. Halloran ’65 & Virginia S.

HalloranAnne & Ellis HamiltonPhil Hammer ’61

Sue C. Hansen ’92

Gene G. Harter ’71

Jon F. ’69 & Connie HartungHenry HechtRichard G. HeggieTom Henteleff ’68

James K. Herbert ’62

Fernando V. Hernandez ’66

Judge Patricia Herron, Ret. ’64


David HowekampMargaret E. Hoyt ’52

Miles R. HudsonEmily JacobsRichard E. Jay ’63

James R. Jenner ’60

J. Richard Johnston ’39

Thomas M. JordeSanford H. KadishArchibald C. K. Kaolulo ’73

Walter M. Kaufmann ’61

Joseph T. ’71 & Gail L. KieferCassius L. Kirk, Jr. ’54

Gerald ’57 & Suzanne Knecht

Kenneth Kofman ’62

Kenneth KragenWilliam H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67

Watson M. & Sita LaetschPhyllis K. LevyWalter S. Lewis, Jr. ’51

William R. Loveless ’59

Nancy K. LuskGreg & Liz LutzMartha MacBrideJay R. MacMahon ’55

Peter ’52 & Melanie MaierJohn S. Martel ’59

Martin A. Mattes ’74 & Catherine E. GarzioRosalie F. MaxeinerChristopher M. ’68 & Barbara J. McLainRick McMichael ’69

Melinda R. MendelsonAriadna MillerPaul M. Minault ’75

Richard H. & Laurie C. MorrisonNoel W. Nellis ’66

Wilson R. Ogg ’52

Kristin L. O’Hanlon ’05

Fred B. Oliver ’70

Walter G. Olson ’49

Phyllis OppenheimerRoderic B. & Catherine B. ParkByron L. Patterson ’86

Eleanor Jackson Piel ’43

Leo ’57 & Nina PircherMarietta Poerio ’70

Edward V. Pollack ’66

Bruce C. Pollock ’68

Borden B. Price ’50

Timothy J. Railton ’65

Michael Reed ’65

Howard F. Rhea ’53

Michael P. RichardsRonald D. Rosen ’69

John W. RosstonMrs. Edward W. RosstonTheodore J. & Gayle I. Saenger

Masako F. SatoRobert A. Schlesinger ’93

Eric P. Schnurmacher ’55

John Jay SchumannLeonard C. Schwab ’74

Sean M. SeLegue ’91 & Richard A. Zuniga, MD

Andrew M. SesslerGary ’66 & Dana ShapiroMary R. SharmanWilliam F. Sharon ’51

Mildred Y. SheehanThomas J. Shephard, Sr. ’58

Barbra Shotel ’86

Sanford M. Skaggs ’64

Marion B. SlusserJay D. Smith ’64

Michael H. SmithBruce A. SmyserDorothy M. SnodgrassLarry W. ’66 & Barbara SonsiniAlan F. Spanier ’69

John A. Sproul ’49

Karen Stevenson ’80

Carl J. Stoney, Jr. ’70

Myron Sugarman ’67

John D. Taylor ’59

Edward D. Thirkell ’66

Irving G. Tragen ’45

Stephanie C. Tramz ’77

Len ’70 & Catherine UngerMary VailShirley Van BourgGeoff. Van Loucks ’61

A. Marie Villafaña ’93

Ulrich Wagner ’74

Katharine S. WallaceStefanie G. West ’03

Thomas J. WhiteRichard A. Wilson ’59

Harvey I. Wittenberg ’65

Pamela M. Woods ’81

Anders Yang

THE BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER SOCIETY

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Boalt Dean Christopher Edley, Jr. (right) poses a question during September’s sold-out Political Roundtable in San Francisco. Edley moderated the event, part of Boalt’s Centennial celebration, which featured former California Governor Pete Wilson ‘62 (left), political strategist Dan Schnur (center), former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm, and former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.

Robert BarrAnonymousWilliam & Colleen AnthonyCharles J. BarbasCesari and McKennaColleen Chien ’02

Ronald S. Epstein ’89

Andrew M. Gass ’08

Hickman Palermo Truong & BeckerHeather N. Mewes ’99

Christopher J. PalermoLynn H. Pasahow ’72

Barton & Elizabeth ShowalterSilicon Valley Community FoundationTodd SmithlineSmithline PCTrellis Law GroupKai Zhu ’08

Heidi H. Boas’07Robert A. & Suzanne Boas

Richard M. Buxbaum ’53AnonymousAstine Alaverdyan ’08

Olga Bakshtanovskaya ’12

Hanspeter Beisser ’83

Jules F. Bonjour, Jr. ’66

Daniel Bonnieu ’05

Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David Lieberman

Hannah L. BuxbaumMichael A. Buxbaum ’79

Qing Chu ’12

Jae-Sun Chung ’01

George A. Cumming, Jr. ’67

Jan H. Dalhuisen ’67

Stephanie E. Deaner ’95

Luiza S. Dias ’12

Hartmut Dietrich ’71

Werner F. Ebke ’78

William I. Edlund ’53

Deborah McInnes Festa ’99

Phillip D. Fletcher ’83

Mie Fujimoto ’00

Stefano Guiso-Gallisay ’87

Ashish Gupta ’12

Franzl L. Heiss ’75

Dr. Thomas P. Henne ’97

Friedrich E. Hey ’89

Christian M. Hilti ’90

Heribert A. Hirte ’89

Nancy C. Jackson ’86

Neil J. Kearney ’87

William LerachLudwig Linder ’76

Rainer Wolfgang Lorz ’98

Hans-Jochem A. Lüer ’64

Thomas Lundmark ’76

Bernhard M. Maassen ’71

Philippe A. Malherbe ’78

Asim Malik ’12

Aime D. Mandel ’73

Allan T. Marks ’90

Lukas Michalik ’12

Melinda Miller-Guelfi & Matthew GuelfiWilhelm A. F. Moll ’81

Ronald E. Quidachay ’73

Bruno J. Racy ’12

Dr. Joachim Rosengarten ’92

Mane V. Sargsyan ’12

Dilpreet Singh ’12

Denis Skripnikov ’12

Wm. David Smullin ’68

Joerg Soehring ’68

Miriam D. Starc ’86

Andreas Stoll ’09

Jutta Strehlow ’86

Ulrich K. Stuermer ’74

Yasuhei Taniguchi ’63

Michael E. Tigar ’66

Wolfgang H. P. Tischbirek ’79

Nicolas Tollet ’05

Anne M. Trebilcock ’74

Rolf A. Trittmann ’87

Kunchou Tsai ’12

University of California, Berkeley Foundation

Katherine L. Vaughns ’70

Hafez R. H. Virjee ’07

Patrick WallaceMarc O. Weber ’05

Verena Wiedemann ’84

Christine Windbichler ’79

Myrna ’71 & Ralf ’71 WojtekEmmy Yuhassarie ’81

Eva Ziegler ’88

Ariana CejaTam M. Ma ’11

Charlie ChatmanCara H. Sandberg ’12

Jesse H. ChoperAhuva Genack ’77

James D. Gordon III ’80

Stuart M. ’65 & Florianne H. GordonGordon & ReesDonald S. Greenberg ’67

Leo B. Helzel ’92

Theodore & Doris Lee Family FoundationStephen A. Lind ’65

Arthur K. Lund ’61

James McManis ’67 & Sara WighCharles A. Miller ’58

Frank & Denise Quattrone FoundationStephen F. Ross ’79

Hugh Stuart Center Charitable TrustMyron Sugarman ’67

Kathryn Mickle Werdegar ’62

Arlyce CurrieAbby J. Cohen ’81

Christopher F. Edley, Jr.Irving G. Tragen ’45

Robert GlushkoDeirdre Mulligan

Joseph I. Goldstein-Breyer ’11The Honorable Charles R. Breyer ’66

Rosann Greenspan ’91Edward Greenspan

Edward C. Halbach, Jr.Seth M. Skootsky ’88

Steven D. Hallert ’66Lea & Jeremy Korito

Thelton E. Henderson ’62Jon B. Streeter ’81

E. Patricia Herron ’64Jeremiah F. Hallisey ’66

Guyla W. Ponomareff ’74

Theodore JanusMurray G. Innes

Sanford H. KadishAnonymous

Herma Hill KayPatricia A. Buffler, PhDPeter M. KleinschmidtDavid Oppenheimer

Ted KellySimon J. Frankel & Courtney WeaverBrian J. & Maggie KellyMary Ann Kelly & Dennis P. BidwellMargaret M. Traficante

Logos Law, LLCAnonymous

Kristin LukerDavid Grady

James McManis ’67Donald R. Meyer ’67

Allen & Cynthia W. Ruby

Richard P. MendelsonJames M. Seff ’66

Peter S. MenellKai Zhu ’08

Eva Paterson ’75Jane Kahn ’83 & Michael Bien

Kathi J. Pugh ’90Morrison & Foerster

Justice John RobertsJohn E. Balluff ’63

Sarah M. Ruby ’10Allen & Cynthia W. Ruby

Deanna Ruth Rutter ’72Anonymous

Pamela SamuelsonAndrew P. BridgesDeirdre Mulligan

Christopher SandbergCara H. Sandberg ’12

Phoebe S. SeatonThom Seaton ’74

Kim T. SeelingerBlaine Bookey & Richard T. Walker

Elisabeth SemelAnonymousEliza N. Hersh ’05

Richard G. Hirsch ’65

Jane Kahn ’83 & Michael BienSusan Kwan & Mark RosenbushMichael D. Nasatir ’65

Nasatir & Hirsch

Martin M. ShapiroThomas B. Ginsburg ’97

Courtney A. Smith ’96Peter F. & Patricia B. Smith

Randall SommovillaRachel H. Sommovilla ’03

Willie M. ThompsonHester S. Nolan ’11

James S. ThomsonJennifer A. Huber ’06 & Josh A. Cohen

Kathleen M. Vanden Heuvel ’86Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David

LiebermanHunt Construction GroupThomas H. Reynolds

Kate WeisburdEliza N. Hersh ’05

Robert E. White ’77Martin D. White ’07 & Caryn F. Lai ’08

Wilda L. White ’83David B. Oppenheimer

Douglas R. Young ’76Mark S. Siegel ’76

Mitchell S. Zuklie ’96Laura N. Diamond ’96

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IN HONOR

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Barbara N. Armstrong ’15Neil E. Falconer ’49

Thomas G. BarnesAndrea Saunders Rifenbark ’03 & Rick

Rifenbark ’01

William L. Benge ’71Thomas P. Fahrenholz ’71

Russell J. Brubaker ’86 Andrés Rivero III ’86

Jack A. BullerStephanie E. Buller

Melvyn L. CantorKathryn Gabler ’70

Charles A. Claesgens ’71Thomas P. Dove ’71

William K. CoblentzJ. Manena Bishop ’02

Coblentz Patch Duffy & BassSumit Mallick ’10 & Allison O. Watkins ’10

Susan McClatchyMorrison & FoersterUniversity of California, Berkeley

FoundationWilmerHale

Laurence P. CorbettGerald L. Dunbar

Bruce M. Cowan ’58 Jane A. Spray

Cynthia B. Dailard ’94Ellen J. Rubin ’94

Francine DiazThe James Irvine FoundationJudge Lydia Villarreal ’80

Richard W. Dietrich ’58James R. Dunn ’58

Vivian B. Distler ’94Thomas J. Peckham ’94

Stephen A. Dombrink ’68 Filice Family Revocable TrustJohn M. Filice, Jr. ’68

Patricia E. Ector ’79Mercedes C. Maynor

Harry T. EdwardsBarry M. Winograd ’71

David E. Feller Theresa Cameron

David L. Fitz ’67Judge William H. Kronberger, Jr. ’67

John S. Fleming ’49Neil E. Falconer ’49

Philip Frickey Daniel A. & Dianne FarberFrank Martin ’04 & Rosa TerrazasSaira Mohamed & Nels BangerterMatthew S. Tiberio ’08


Franklin E. Zimring & Michael Crawford Zimring

J. Wesley Fry ’59John D. Taylor ’59

I. M. Heyman Martha F. AfricaHarry AglerBabette B. Barton ’54

Marc H. Bozeman ’71

David Carlyon ’76

Shirley B. ConnerJohn F. Cummins & Margret A. KellyPaul L. DaviesWilliam I. ’53 & Iris EdlundE. Roy ’65 & Elizabeth ’76 EisenhardtDonald S. Greenberg ’67

Pres ’56 & Maurine HotchkisMarc E. Leland ’63

Otis McGee, Jr. ’76

Charles A. Miller ’58

Richard H. & Laurie C. MorrisonRoderic B. & Catherine B. ParkCharles B. & Barbara J. RenfrewAntonio RossmannMrs. Edward W. Rosston James A. Rothstein ’71

James A. Rothstein TrustLawrence W. RuthLewis B. Tarver ’87 & Claire A. Walls ’88

Tides FoundationUniversity of California, Berkeley

FoundationWhitman-Carlyon FoundationThomas B. Worth ’76

Scott A. Zimmermann ’07

Reed C. Holcomb ’71 Thomas P. Fahrenholz ’71

William L. Jaeger ’68Filice Family Revocable TrustJohn M. Filice, Jr. ’68

Harry H. Kahn ’69Candace E. Kahn

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

William Kempenich ’61Ernest R. Stent ’61


Dennis E. Kinnaird ’64Paul V. Melodia ’64

Regina KorbatovIgor ’88 & Lisa Korbatov

Roderick W. Leonard ’70Kathryn W. Leonard

Harold LevyPhyllis K. Levy

Jackie MacaulayStewart Macaulay

Gerald D. Marcus ’41Douglas H. BartonMadeline Chun ’79

Joel S. Goldman ’80

David J. MillerJerrold SchaeferE. Robert (Bob) Wallach ’58

Richard H. Morrison ’21 Richard H. & Laurie C. Morrison

Frank C. Newman ’41 Nicole D. Harris ’95

Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Covey T. Oliver Barbara H. Oliver

George R. Poehner ’68 Peter K. Westen ’68

Donald L. Reidhaar ’60 Joan D. & Raymond Costello

Stefan A. Riesenfeld ’37 Harold J. Evans ’78

Alexander J. Krem ’71

Harry N. Scheiber

Donna Roberts Donald D. Roberts ’61


Henry W. Robinson ’28 The Henry W. and Nettie Robinson

Foundation

Lee C. Rosenthal ’73 The Honorable Marsha S. Berzon ’73

Edward W. Rosston ’42 Mrs. Edward W. Rosston

Philip Selznick Carol L. Brownstein ’89 & David

Lieberman

Lawrence Shostak ’55 Richard ’56 & Carole Shostak

Judith L. Soley ’70 Stephen H. Cornet ’70

Kathryn Gabler ’70

Lawrence A. Sullivan The Honorable Ann I. Jones ’84

Donald G. Tronstein ’59 Francis P. Lloyd ’59

John C. Vernon, Jr. ’61 Ernest R. Stent ’61


Rachel D. Young ’78 Vivian D. O’Neal ’78

IN MEMORY

President

Charles R. Breyer ’66

Past President

Holly J. Fujie ’78

President Elect

Evan R. Cox ’87

Dean

Christopher F. Edley, Jr.

Reunion National Co-chair

Noel W. Nellis ’66

Arthur J. Shartsis ’71

Members

Stephen W. Arent ’67

Mario L. Barnes ’95

Karen I. Boyd ’96

Gregory P. Broome ’90

Gillian N. Brown ’99

David A. Carrillo ’95

Chris M. Chavez ’97

Benson R. Cohen ’04

Gail M. (Overcashier) Dolton ’86

Robert D. Evans ’71

Nancy L. Fineman ’86

Daniel S. Floyd ’85

Tyler C. Gerking ’02

Lindsee P. Granfield ’85

Lawrence A. Hobel ’76

Hector O. Huezo ’08

Yury Kapgan ’01

Paul Konopka ’01

John W. Kuo ’88

Ellyn M. Lindsay ’84

Mark D. Lubin ’77

Michael L. Martinez ’78

Heather N. Mewes ’99

Alisa D. Nave ’04

Terry J. O’Reilly ’69

Lynn H. Pasahow ’72

Kathi J. Pugh ’90

Jay A. Shafran ’63

Gail Migdal Title ’70

Darren M. Trattner ’94

Steven T. Walther ’68

Diane C. Yu ’77

Mitchell S. Zuklie ’96

Student Representatives

William H. Jordan, Jr. ’13

Elizabeth A. Kim ’13

Staff Representatives

Robert G. Sproul III

UC Berkeley Foundation Representative (Ex-officio)

James McManis ’67

Faculty Representatives

Jesse H. ChoperEleanor Swift

BOALT HALL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011–2012

Mark Bertelsen ’69

H. Gifford Fong ’70

Jonathan Glaser ’86

Mark Bertelsen ’69

Steven Bochner ’81

Elizabeth Cabraser ’78

Jesse ChoperJerome Falk ’65

Robert GlushkoStuart Gordon ’65

Richard Greene ’63

Stephen Keller ’62

James McManis ’67

Richard Greene ’63

James Herbert ’62

Nan E. Joesten ’97

Jay Jones ’80

Herma Hill KayJames McManis ’67

Charles A. Miller ’58

Noel Nellis ’66

Jay Paxton ’73

Shirley Sanderson ’75

Noel Nellis ’66

Leo Pircher ’57

Richard Roeder ’73

James RogersAdam Sachs ’86

Pamela SamuelsonArthur Shartsis ’71

Carl Stoney ’70

Myron Sugarman ’67

Laura Young ’87

Mary Jo Christensen Shartsis ’72

Richard Sherman ’74

Larry Sonsini ’66

Thomas W. Stoever, Jr. ’90

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•Astar-studdedPoliticalRoundtable

•ThecelebratoryBack-to-BoaltReunionDay

•TheBigGameTailgate

•Ourinspiringblack-tiegalabirthdaybash

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