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Letter from the ChancellorWithout question, my appointment as Chancellor of Berkeley is the crowning achievement of my career. As I settle into my new role, I am constantly reminded of the many ways in which our university serves as a shining beacon for all that public education can be. The talented students we teach, the path-breaking research we conduct, and the public service that we provide all reflect how well Berkeley pushes the frontiers of knowledge and expands our view of what we can achieve through higher public education. In short, being at Berkeley is thrilling — and inspiring.

I am equally impressed by how well the Berkeley community comes together to sustain the excellence of our university. Nowhere is our strength more evident than in the overwhelming response to The Campaign for Berkeley, which will result in more than $3 billion in private gifts to campus by the time it closes at the end of the year. With state support now representing just 12 percent of our budget, private philanthropy is more vital than ever in preserving the excellence of a Berkeley education. Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our alumni, parents, and friends, our university remains strong — and there is still time to make one more gift before the campaign ends!

Though Berkeley ranks among the world’s greatest institutions in terms of the education we provide, including being the top-ranked public university in the US News & World Report annual rankings, our philanthropic leadership is also gaining recognition. In 2012, the Council for Aid to Education ranked Berkeley among the nation’s top-10 institutions in fundraising — and it is the only university without a medical school to be in that elite group. Clearly, our legacy of public service is inspiring our alumni to give back to the public institution that served them so well.

I am incredibly grateful for all that donors like you do for Berkeley. Please accept my heartfelt thanks.

Warm regards,

Nicholas B. Dirks Chancellor

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The Annual Report of Philanthropy

The campus has raised $2.9 billion toward the $3 billion campaign goal with 31% in endowment funding.

(July 1, 2005 — June 30, 2013)

$3 Billion

$2.9 Billion

The Campaign for Berkeley Giving by Program Goals

Faculty chairs and funds $336.8M

Research $691.7M

Fellowships and scholarships $360.6M

Program support $854.9M

Facilities $331.8M

Annual support $272.7M

The Campaign for Berkeley Overall Progress

(July 1, 2005 — June 30, 2013)

Campaign by the Numbers

Donors to the campaign

Scholarships created

Fellowships created

Chairs created

270,138

450

585

162

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(as of June 30, 2013)

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Campus Giving by Department 2012–13 DePARtMent

Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive 8,173,546

Berkeley Foundation 78,885

Business and Administrative Services 625,283

Cal Alumni Association 3,874,228

Cal Performances 4,367,147

Chancellor’s Office 7,284,998

College of Chemistry 6,257,343

College of Engineering 62,976,798

College of Environmental Design 2,868,343

College of Letters & Science 43,363,734

College of Natural Resources 5,815,082

Equity and Inclusion 2,957,646

Facilities Services 6,130

Faculty Clubs 192,952

Goldman School of Public Policy 1,063,187

Graduate Division 2,360,262

Graduate School of Education 4,527,583

Graduate School of Journalism 5,029,060

Haas School of Business 39,731,993

Intercollegiate Athletics 41,293,398

International House 686,367

Library 8,778,728

Multiple Units 8,363,112

Outside Support Groups 658,452

Pending Designation 5,663,478

Provost’s Office 5,172,356

Recreational Sports 198,256

Research 33,487,641

School of Information 1,428,598

School of Law 12,090,721

School of Optometry 2,324,642

School of Public Health 12,151,376

School of Social Welfare 1,283,881

Student Affairs 13,082,775

total $348,217,982

Sources of Private Funds 2012–13Alumni 23.6% 82,209,974

Parents, Faculty, Staff, Students, and Friends 7.3% 25,479,684

Campus-Related Organizations 6.5% 22,603,327

Corporations 22.7% 79,164,815

Foundations 32.5% 113,188,739

Other Sources 7.3% 25,571,443

total 100.0% $348,217,982

Market Value of

Berkeley’s endowment

( i n m i l l i o n s )

09 10 11 12 13

$2,345

$2,600

$3,084 $3,032

total Giving

( i n m i l l i o n s )

$306.2 $313.1 $315.8

$394.6

total number of Donors

( i n t h o u s a n d s )

09 10 11 12 13

56.7 56.8 55.159.0

Berkeley’s endowment generated $111 million in payout to the campus in 2012–13.

62.4

09 10 11 12 13

$348.2

$3,356

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The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll$5,000,000 or more

The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll recognizes individuals and organizations who have given or pledged $500,000 or more to the University of California, Berkeley between July 1, 2005 and June 30, 2013. It does not reflect payments on pledges made prior to that time, nor does it reflect donors’ cumulative historical giving.

“P” indicates parent of a current student or graduate of Berkeley.

$10,000,000 Or mOreANONYMOUS

THE DR. ROBERT C. AND VERONICA ATKINS FOUNDATION

S.D. BECHTEL, JR. FOUNDATION

FRED H. BIXBY FOUNDATION

RICHARD C. BLUM B.S. ‘58, M.B.A. ‘59, P ‘83 | DIANNE G. FEINSTEIN P ‘82

WEILI DAI B.A. ‘84, P ‘10, ‘12 | SEHAT SUTARDJA M.S. ‘85, PH.D. ‘88, P ‘10, ‘12

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

EAST BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

COLEMAN F. FUNG B.S. ‘87

BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION

ANN G. GETTY P ‘92, ‘96 | GORDON P. GETTY P ‘92, ‘96

DOUGLAS E. GOLDMAN B.A. ‘74, P ‘10, ‘10 | LISA M. GOLDMAN P ‘10, ‘10

RICHARD N. GOLDMAN B.A. ‘41, P ‘74 *

JOHN H. GROSS B.S. ‘47

EVELYN & WALTER HAAS, JR. FUND

MIMI AND PETER HAAS FUND

WILLIAM AND FLORA HEWLETT FOUNDATION

INTEL CORPORATION

STACY BRACKEN JACOBS B.A. ‘84, B.S. ‘87, O.D. ‘89 |

PAUL E. JACOBS B.S. ‘84, M.S. ‘86, PH.D. ‘89

ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION

W. M. KECK FOUNDATION

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

LI KA-SHING

JOHN D. AND CATHERINE T. MACARTHUR FOUNDATION

THE MASTERCARD FOUNDATION

ANDREW W. MELLON FOUNDATION

GORDON AND BETTY MOORE FOUNDATION

GORDON E. MOORE B.S. ‘50 | BETTY MOORE

BARBRO S. OSHER | BERNARD A. OSHER

THE DAVID & LUCILE PACKARD FOUNDATION

QUALCOMM, INC.

THE SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION

THE SCHWAB FUND FOR CHARITABLE GIVING

STACEY SIEBEL B.A. ‘84, P ‘14 | THOMAS M. SIEBEL P ‘14

SIEMENS AG

ELIZABETH D. SIMONS B.A. ‘82 | MARK W. HEISING B.A. ‘80, M.S. ‘83

JAMES H. SIMONS PH.D. ‘62, P ‘82, ‘89 | MARILYN SIMONS

BARCLAY SIMPSON B.S. ‘66 (EX-’43), P ‘71 | SHARON SIMPSON

ALFRED P. SLOAN FOUNDATION

TRAVERS FAMILY FOUNDATION

WAYNE & GLADYS VALLEY FOUNDATION

SOPHIA VARI | FERNANDO BOTERO

HENRY H. WHEELER JR.

KING WAI DAVID WOO B.ARCH. ‘67

$5,000,000 TO $9,999,999ANONYMOUS

PAUL G. ALLEN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

LAURA J. BAXTER-SIMONS B.A. ‘89, M.A. ‘94 | NATHANIEL H. SIMONS B.A. ‘89, M.A. ‘95

BERKELEY EDUCATION ALLIANCE RESEARCH IN SINGAPORE

WILLIAM K. BOWES, JR. FOUNDATION

THE CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT

CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK

THE ESTATE OF DOLORES FREEMAN CERRO*

SUSAN CUSHING CHAMBERLIN M.B.A. ‘87 | STEPHEN W. CHAMBERLIN

TING CHUK B.S. ‘85, P ‘14, ‘14 | PANTAS SUTARDJA B.S. ‘83, M.S. ‘85, PH.D. ‘88, P ‘14, ‘14

THE ESTATE OF HENRY B. CLAY*

COOPERVISION

JANET MAUEL CRONK B.A. ‘68, P ‘91, ‘09 | WILLIAM F. CRONK III B.S. ‘65, P ‘91, ‘09

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The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll$1,000,000 to $9,999,999

THE FORD FOUNDATION

THE ESTATES OF WILLIAM F. FORD AND GRACE H. FORD B.A. ‘37 *

GARY A. FREEDMAN B.S. ‘66 | DONNA J. FREEDMAN

HOWARD ‘50 | CANDY FRIESEN ‘50

GOOGLE INC.

ROBERT D. HAAS B.A. ‘64 | COLLEEN G. HAAS

THE HELLMAN FAMILY

HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE

BETTY JANE RILEY HUHN B.S. ‘50 | JAMES V. HUHN B.S. ‘52

THE JAMES IRVINE FOUNDATION

JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION OF SAN FRANCISCO

KAISER FOUNDATION HEALTH PLAN, INC.

JOHN S. AND JAMES L. KNIGHT FOUNDATION

KORET FOUNDATION

E. FLOYD KVAMME B.S. ‘59, P ‘86, ‘90 | JEAN KVAMME P ‘86, ‘90

LAM RESEARCH CORPORATION

KATHERINE S. LAU B.A. ‘88 | JAMES K. LAU B.A. ‘81

MICROSOFT CORPORATION

ROBERT G. O’DONNELL B.S. ‘65, M.B.A. ‘66 | SUE DOUTHIT O’DONNELL

PHILOMATHIA FOUNDATION

KATHLEEN TUCK ROGERS B.A. ‘64, P ‘90, ‘95 | T. GARY ROGERS B.S. ‘63, P ‘90, ‘95

SALUS MUNDI FOUNDATION (A. RICHARD DIEBOLD, JR.)

SAMSUNG GROUP

SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

THE ESTATE OF FRANK J. SCHLESSINGER*

VANGUARD CHARITABLE ENDOWMENT PROGRAM

$1,000,000 TO $4,999,999ANONYMOUS

THE ACADEMY OF KOREAN STUDIES

AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC.

KHALID A.Y.Z. ALIREZA B.S. ‘71, M.S. ‘72, P ‘00 | GHADA ALIREZA P ‘00

AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCIL

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED SOCIETIES

AMERICAN DIETETIC ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

GIOVANNA F. AMES | BRUCE N. AMES

AMGEN, INC.

ANALOG DEVICES, INC.

THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIA FOUNDATION

APPLIED MATERIALS, INC.

ARCS FOUNDATION, INC.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

ASK FOUNDATION

WILLIAM F. AUSFAHL B.A. ‘61, P ‘92 | TRUDY L. AUSFAHL P ‘92

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION

THE ESTATES OF HERBERT F. BAUER J.D. ‘14 AND DORIS WALKER BAUER B.A. ‘36 *

THE HONORABLE FRANK E. BAXTER B.A. ‘61 | KATHRINE F. BAXTER

STUART N. BERNSTEIN B.S. ‘86 | MARCELLA BERNSTEIN

BESSEMER TRUST COMPANY

BIONOVO

BIPCO INVESTMENTS

ROBERT M. BISHOP B.A. ‘77 | NANCY S. BISHOP

BLOOMBERG LP

BOEKENOOGEN PARTNERS LP

ROBERT BOSCH CORPORATION

THE ESTATE OF MARY L. BOWERMAN B.A. ‘30, PH.D. ‘36 *

THE ESTATES OF ELISABETH L. BOYER B.A. ‘40 * AND ALBERT C. BOYER J.D. ‘40 *

NORBERT C. BRADY B.S. ‘36 | FLORENCE M. BRADY *

THE ESTATES OF HELEN SCHNACKE BREAK M.A. ‘48 * AND GEORGE F. BREAK PH.D. ‘51 *

MARY JANE W. BRINTON P ‘72 * | WILLIAM M. BRINTON *

WILLIAM E. BROWN B.S. ‘66, P ‘02 | SHARON S. BONNER-BROWN P ‘02

ROBERT D. BURCH B.S. ‘50, J.D. ‘53 * | JOANN H. BURCH

THE ESTATE OF BARBARA L. BURNHAM *

BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND

ELIZABETH J. CABRASER B.A. ‘75, J.D. ‘78

JAMES F. CAHILL III B.A. ‘50, P ‘84, ‘17

CAL BASEBALL FOUNDATION

CALIFORNIA HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION

THE CALIFORNIA WELLNESS FOUNDATION

THE ESTATE OF LEWIS S. CALLAGHAN *

C. BRYAN CAMERON

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The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll

ROBERT D. SANDERSON, PH.D. ‘70 | SHIRLEY ARIMOTO SANDERSON, ‘66, J.D. ‘75

RICHARD V. SANDLER B.S. ‘70 | ELLEN SANDLER

STACY K. SAVIDES SULLIVAN B.A. ‘85 | PETER M. SULLIVAN

THE ESTATE OF PAUL O. SCHIEBOLD III B.A. ‘74 *

KATHARINE SCHLINGER P ‘75, ‘82 | WARREN G. SCHLINGER P ‘75, ‘82

NORMAN W. SCHLINGER B.S. ‘75, P ‘06

SEAGATE TECHNOLOGY, INC.

THE ESTATE OF CHARLES M. SHAW B.S. ‘50, PH.D. ‘56 *

THE ESTATE OF AWTAR SINGH PH.D. ‘66 *

SKANSKA OY

MR. AND MRS. THOMAS W. SMITH

GEORGE F. SMOOT III

THE ESTATE OF CAROL D. SOC *

CATHERINE REILLY SPIEKER B.A. ‘72, P ‘04 | TOD SPIEKER P ‘04

THE STARR FOUNDATION

JOHN STAUFFER CHARITABLE TRUST

ELIZABETH A. STRODE | ROBERT L. DOUGLAS JR.

SYNOPSYS, INC.

VIVIAN TALBOT *

TEJON RANCH CONSERVANCY

TELECOM ITALIA SPARKLE OF NORTH AMERICA INC.

DANIEL M. TELLEP B.S. ‘54, M.S. ‘55 | PATRICIA G. TELLEP *

IRVING G. TRAGEN B.A. ‘43, J.D. ‘45

LAURA UBBEN | JEFFREY W. UBBEN

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

US GOVERNMENT

JOAN EHRENZWEIG VON KASCHNITZ B.A. ‘57, CRED. ‘58, P ‘89 |

EGON VON KASCHNITZ B.A. ‘52, M.A. ‘54, M.B.A. ‘59, P ‘89

THE ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION FOR THE VISUAL ARTS, INC.

WELLSPRING ADVISORS LLC

WESTERN DIGITAL CORPORATION

KATHERINE C. WHALEN | DANIEL A. WHALEN

LINDA L. WHEATLEY

CAROLEE WHITE P ‘89

RAMSAY B. WIESENFELD B.A. ‘71 | JAN A. WIESENFELD

THE ESTATE OF JANE WILEY B.A. ‘66 *

DOLORES J. WILLIAMSON P ‘90, ‘00 * | OLIVER E. WILLIAMSON P ‘90, ‘00

WILSON SONSINI GOODRICH & ROSATI PC

MATTHEW M. WINKLER B.S. ‘74, PH.D. ‘79 | MARGARET A. WINKLER

SHEILA M. WISHEK B.A. ‘58

THE ESTATE OF JERRY WOLFF PH.D. ‘77 *

ALLENE H. WONG M.S. ‘73, P ‘09

MICHAEL B. WOOD B.S. ‘63 | JOANNE Y. WOOD

YAHOO! INC

LESLEY GALLAGHER YEARY B.A. ‘85 | FRANK D. YEARY B.A. ‘85

S.K. YEE FOUNDATION, INC.

YELLOW CHAIR FOUNDATION

The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll $500,000 to $999,999

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New Builders of Berkeley

Elwyn Berlekamp

Elwyn is a trustee and former board chair

of the Berkeley-based Mathematical

Sciences Research Institute (MSRI),

one of the world’s leading centers for

research in the mathematical sciences.

The MSRI dedicated the Elwyn and Jennifer

Berlekamp Garden in honor of the couple’s

philanthropy.

E L w y n | J E n n i F E r ’ 6 6 B E r L E k a m p

Elwyn Berlekamp is a preeminent Berkeley mathematician whose research has provided new insights into mathematics through popular games such as Go. An emeritus professor of mathematics and electrical engineering, Elwyn is regarded as a founder of combinatorial game theory, which studies two-player games with no hidden information and no chance elements.

He also is an early founder of the field of quantitative finance. In 1990, futures-trading algorithms he helped rewrite led to a 55 percent return for a flagship fund at Axcom Trading Advisors that is now known as the Medallion Fund at Renaissance Technologies.

Additionally, Elwyn is renowned for his work involving error-correcting codes, which are used on compact discs and by NASA for deep space communications. With a fellow mathematician, Elwyn and his wife, Jennifer, established Cyclotomics, a company that developed encoders and decoders for both aerospace and commercial applications. The company was subsequently purchased by Eastman Kodak.

Elwyn has been elected to membership in a number of prestigious organizations, including the National Academy of Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. An MIT graduate, he traces his interest in game theory to a game called Dots and Boxes that he learned to play in the first grade.

Committed philanthropists, Elwyn and Jennifer have been recognized for their inspiring generosity by the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ Golden Gate Chapter. The Berlekamps met in Berkeley and have been married for 47 years.

N e w B u i l d e r s o f B e r k e l e y

New Builders of BerkeleyNew Builders of Berkeley

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Susan and Mark A. Bertelsen

At Berkeley, the Bertelsens’ longstanding

support, particularly in the area of faculty

recruitment and retention, includes generous

contributions for new faculty chairs at

the law school. Mark served on Berkeley

Law’s campaign cabinet, is a past director

of the Boalt Hall Alumni Association, and

has participated in every major fundraising

campaign at the law school.

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Mark and Susan Bertelsen appreciate their top-quality public education and the doors of opportunity it opened for them. Partners in their philanthropy, they believe in giving back to the University of California, which they view as “the jewel in the crown of this state” and vital to California being a leader in the arts, sciences, and technological innovation. Over the years, Mark and Susan have been remarkably generous in their financial support and volunteer leadership to Berkeley, where Mark received his law degree and Susan her teaching credential, and to UC Santa Barbara, where they both were undergraduates.

Today, Mark is a senior partner in the renowned Silicon Valley law firm of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. A business lawyer, Mark specializes in corporate and securities law involving technology and other growth companies. Mark, who earned his B.A. in political science in 1966 and his law degree three years later, served in the Army for two years. He joined the law firm in 1972 and was its managing partner from 1990–96. Among many honors, Mark has been selected for inclusion in the 2006–14 editions of Best Lawyers in America.

The former Susan Aas graduated from UCSB in 1967 with a degree in physical education and dance. She danced professionally with the Mason Kahn Dancers and was a member of the Bay Area Lutheran Chorale for many years. She is an active community leader and volunteer.

Demonstrating their philanthropic spirit and their advocacy for public higher education, Mark serves as a Berkeley Foundation trustee and as a trustee and past chair of the UC Santa Barbara Foundation. At Santa Barbara, the couple has endowed a faculty chair in computer science and generously supported entrepreneurial education and technology research. Mark and Susan have two children and five grandchildren.

Samuel D. Cole

Displaying his enduring commitment to

environmental protection and his admiration

for Berkeley Law’s pioneering leadership,

Sam established a generous planned

gift supporting the law school’s work in

environmental law and its Center

for Law, Energy & the Environment.

“Having seen all that’s happened to our

land over the years,” he says, “supporting

institutions that pursue environmental

solutions is important to me.”

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Samuel Cole’s devotion to environmental causes dates back to his childhood. Growing up near the Appalachian Trail, he encountered the beauty of the wilderness and witnessed many improvements made by the Civilian Conservation Corps as part of the New Deal.

“If it hadn’t been for Franklin Roosevelt, most of that trail wouldn’t exist,” says Sam, who was raised in western Maryland. Sam dreamed of hiking the entire trail and managed to traverse a portion of it when he was 12 or so. His mother, a public health nurse, “wanted me to be a forest ranger,” he recalls.

Sam studied economics instead. A strong student, he graduated from the College of William and Mary in 1956. Sam later joined the Navy as an officer, and was stationed in San Diego and at San Francisco’s Treasure Island. Moving west in the late 1950s, Sam observed the pollution-choked air of Southern California and the environmental battles erupting in Northern California over plans to fill the San Francisco Bay for new development. “That’s when the environmental movement started,” says Sam, “because things were getting so bad.”

When his military service came to an end, Sam concluded that law might offer better career opportunities than economics. He headed to Boalt Hall for his degree.

After graduation, Sam spent 26 years as a legal liaison at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and performing legal work at Lawrence Livermore Lab. In 1986, he shifted his focus to the real estate business he had started in the 1960s with the purchase of a Channing Way rooming house. “I was in the perfect place at the right time,” he says of his investments.

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Annual Giving — Individuals $25,000 or more

Annual contributions from Cal’s alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and friends provide a steady stream of support that helps Cal to maintain its excellence in ways that are both tangible and far-reaching. This section honors 2012–13 donors who made pledges, pledge payments, or gifts of $25,000 or more.


ANONYMOUS

DEBRA ABBASZADEH | REZA ABBASZADEH

DENNY ABRAMS B.S. ‘64, M.B.A. ‘68

JANICE MELTON ADAMS B.A. ‘57, CRED. ‘57 | WILLIAM O. ADAMS

JUDITH CLEMETSON ADAMS B.A. ‘61, C.MULT. ‘62, P ‘97 | DOUGLAS E. ADAMS B.A. ‘59, P ‘97

JOHN E. AGUIRRE B.S. ‘84 | LINDA D. AGUIRRE

LESLIE J. AIROLA-MURVEIT B.A. ‘77 | HYMAN J. MURVEIT M.S. ‘78, PH.D. ‘83

MALIK A. ALARAB B.S. ‘52 | GRETCHEN ALARAB

MARJORIE STANLEY ALBO B.A. ‘56, P ‘80, ‘82

MARGO NICKLE ALEXANDER B.S. ‘68 | ROBERT C. ALEXANDER

MILDRED M. ALVAREZ M.S.W. ‘79 | WALTER S. ALVAREZ

DONALD ALVES B.S. ‘61, M.B.A. ‘64

GIOVANNA F. AMES | BRUCE N. AMES

JOSEPH S. AMUNDSEN B.A. ‘67, M.B.A. ‘70 | ANNA M. AMUNDSEN

MARLA H. ANDERSEN P ‘88, ‘90

AMANDA ANDERSON P ‘11, ‘14 | ROBERT J. ANDERSON P ‘11, ‘14

MAREN D. ANDERSON M.P.P. ‘79 | EARL M. COLLIER JR.

MARY T. ANDERSON P ‘85

REBECCA VAN SCOY ANDERSON B.A. ‘72, P ‘03, ‘05, ‘07 | NED K. ANDERSON B.S. ‘70, P ‘03, ‘05, ‘07

WILLIAM B. ANDREGG

JANE M. ARMSTRONG B.A. ‘68

JAFAR ASKARI

VERONICA ATKINS

GILLES S. ATTIA B.S. ‘71 | CYNTHIA D. ATTIA

WILLIAM F. AUSFAHL B.A. ‘61, P ‘92 | TRUDY L. AUSFAHL P ‘92

ARNOLDO AVALOS B.A. ‘93 | ALMA-RUTH AVALOS B.A. ‘93

PETER AVENALI B.A. ‘39 | JOAN E. AVENALI

ANTHONY G. AVILA B.A. ‘87 | JACKIE AVILA

MELVIN L. BACHARACH B.S. ‘48 | SANDRA R. BACHARACH

EUNICE H. BAEK B.A. ‘95 | THOMAS F. GARRITY B.A. ‘84, M.A. ‘87, PH.D. ‘94

NOREEN A. BAGLEY P ‘14 | KENNETH D. WERNER P ‘14

MUKESH BAJAJ PH.D. ‘88 | ANITA BAJAJ

PETER H. BALES J.D. ‘07

ROBB S. BALL J.D. ‘67 | JULIA S. BALL

STEVEN N. BANGERT B.A. ‘71 | BETH BANGERT

CYNTHIA ARNOT BARBER B.A. ‘77, M.A. ‘81 | BERNARD B. BARBER III B.A. ‘68, J.D. ‘71

SANDY BARBOUR

DWIGHT L. BARKER B.A. ‘59, P ‘87, ‘91 | NANCY T. BARKER P ‘87, ‘91

ANDREW J. BARKETT B.A. ‘02

ANA BARON | PABLO T. SPILLER P ‘00

ELINORE MAGEE BARRETT B.A. ‘52, M.A. ‘61, PH.D. ‘70

BARRETT R. BASKIN B.A. ‘64 | SUSAN ROSS BASKIN

MICHAEL BAUM

THE HONORABLE FRANK E. BAXTER B.A. ‘61 | KATHRINE F. BAXTER


CAROLYN PARDEE BEAHRS B.A. ‘67, P ‘95, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04 | RICHARD H. BEAHRS B.A. ‘68, P ‘95, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04

MEDELENE KACHHI BEASLEY B.A. ‘96 | JOHN F. BEASLEY

NANCY HELLMAN BECHTLE | JOACHIM R. BECHTLE

JILL BECK | ROBERT BECK

PATRICIA R. BEHRING | KENNETH E. BEHRING

CYNTHIA S. BENGIER | GARY F. BENGIER

SANDRA E. BERGERON P ‘13 | DOUGLAS G. BERGERON P ‘13

JENNIFER J. BERLEKAMP B.A. ‘66 | ELWYN R. BERLEKAMP

MARK A. BERTELSEN J.D. ‘69 | SUSAN BERTELSEN C.SING ‘68

KAREN J. BIESTMAN B.A. ‘79, J.D. ‘82, P ‘07 | MARK S. BIESTMAN B.A. ‘79, P ‘07

ROBERT J. | MARY CATHERINE BIRGENEAU

ROBERT M. BISHOP B.A. ‘77 | NANCY S. BISHOP

GEORGE M. BLAIR B.S. ‘47 | ELIZABETH F. BLAIR

JAN BLAUSTEIN SCHOLES J.D. ‘77 | MYRON S. SCHOLES

SUSAN E. BLOCH | IGOR Y. KHANDROS


STEVEN E. BOCHNER J.D. ‘81 | ROCHELLE A. BOCHNER

THOMAS W. BORDEN B.S. ‘48

RENA GLAZIER BRANSTEN P ‘79, ‘82

GRAY A. BRECHIN B.A. ‘72, M.A. ‘76, PH.D. ‘98 | ROBERT A. CHLEBOWSKI

MARION B. BRENNER M.A. ‘93 | ROBERT H. SHIMSHAK

BRAD D. BRIAN B.A. ‘74 | CLAIRE S. BRIAN

5958


KUANG-LU LEE PH.D. ‘85 | PING-PING C. LEE

THEODORE B. LEE J.D. ‘59, M.B.A. ‘66 | DORIS SHOONG LEE P ‘61, ‘64

LUCY F. LEONG CHEN B.A. ‘91 | RICHARD Y. CHEN B.A. ‘92, M.B.A. ‘99

ROBERT D. LEPPO

JANE M. LEROE B.A. ‘68, J.D. ‘71, P ‘02, ‘03, ‘03 |

PETER S. MUNOZ B.A. ‘68, M.A. ‘70, J.D. ‘75, P ‘02, ‘03, ‘03

LILLIAN LESSLER

ALISON N. LEUPOLD P ‘88 | ROBERT G. LEUPOLD

VIRGINIA CHAN LEW B.S. ‘61, M.P.H. ‘76, P ‘88 | FRANKLIN LEW P ‘88

LI KA-SHING

CHARLENE CONRAD LIEBAU B.A. ‘60 | F. JACK LIEBAU

DAVID K. LIEU B.S. ‘75, M.B.A. ‘99, P ‘13 | DIANA LIEU P ‘13

RAYMOND LIFCHEZ M.C.P. ‘72

GARY R. LIM B.ARCH. ‘60, P ‘04 | RITA L. LIM P ‘04

KALING LIM B.S. ‘83

SUSAN M. LIM P ‘13 | DEEPAK SHARMA P ‘13

JOANNE K. LIN B.A. ‘77 | RAYMOND C. LIN B.S. ‘77, M.S. ‘78

LILY LIN B.S. ‘67, PH.D. ‘72 | ROBERT P. LIN PH.D. ‘67

M. LOIS WILCOX LIN B.A. ‘66 | PAUL Y. LIN B.S. ‘64, M.S. ‘66

TONY K. LING B.S. ‘61, P ‘81, ‘83 | LOUISA LING P ‘81, ‘83

HELENE LINKER | CHARLES LINKER

JANET W. LIU B.A. ‘72

RICHARD H. LIVEZEY B.S. ‘57 | KARIN LIVEZEY

PHILIP B. LIVINGSTON M.B.A. ‘83 | KAREN LIVINGSTON

JONATHAN C. LOGAN

MATTHEW C. LORINCZ B.A. ‘90 | NATASHA SHULMAN

RUTH LORINCZ P ‘90

JOHN B. LOVEWELL B.S. ‘67 | CYNTHIA B. LOVEWELL

KERRI COLLINGE LUBIN B.A. ‘74, C.SING. ‘78 | MARK D. LUBIN J.D. ‘77, P ‘08

CHRISTOPHER G. LUCK M.B.A. ‘88, P ‘13 | KATHRYN E. LUCK P ‘13

HENRY LURIE B.S. ‘57, M.S. ‘58, PH.D. ‘61 | INGA E. LURIE

MERLE A. LUSTIG M.P.H. ‘81 | RONALD D. GLASS C.PHIL. ‘80, P ‘00, ‘02

GREG | LIZ LUTZ

IRVING F. LYONS III B.S. ‘72, P ‘02, ‘04 | MARY L. LYONS P ‘02, ‘04

ESTHER MA B.A. ‘87 | HARVEY C. LEE B.A. ‘88

MICHAEL MACK

JOHN K. MACLEAN | RONALD W. WOLFF

MARY ANN MANA

MARY P. MANDELL | ROBERT B. MANDELL

QUNYAN MAO M.I.M.S. ‘99 | JACK XU

BENITO J. MARIÑAS M.S. ‘84, PH.D. ‘88 | YOLANDA L. MARIÑAS-KELIIA’A

NANCY MARLING | JACK MARLING

JAMES D. MARVER M.P.P. ‘74, PH.D. ‘78

IRENE MASADA B.S. ‘66 | GARY M. MASADA B.S. ‘66

ANTHONY E. MASCARIN B.S. ‘59

CAROLINE GEBB MASER B.S. ‘87 | BENJAMIN M. MASER B.A. ‘87

CHRISTINA MASLACH P ‘03 | PHILIP G. ZIMBARDO P ‘03

RICHARD J. MASON

EDWARD E. MATTHEWS

COLLEEN C. MCANDREWS B.A. ‘67 | ROBERT E. WOOD

NANCY M. MCCLAIN

ROBERT H. MCCLAIN B.S. ‘86, M.S. ‘88

KATHLEEN MCCORDUCK P ‘03 | JOHN B. MCCORDUCK P ‘03

JEFFREY A. MCDERMOTT B.A. ‘81 | ASHLEY B. MCDERMOTT

ELIZABETH L. MCKEE | RICHARD S. MCKEE

CHRISTINA A. MCKINLEY | RICHARD S. MCKINLEY

BARBARA J. MCLAIN B.A. ‘69 | CHRISTOPHER M. MCLAIN B.S. ‘65, J.D. ‘68

JEROME C. MCMAHON JR. B.S. ‘48

CAROLE L. MCMANUS

THOMAS K. MCMANUS JR.

MICHELE ROBERTSON MCNELLIS B.A. ‘72 | JOHN E. MCNELLIS B.A. ‘73

ALAN C. MENDELSON B.A. ‘69 | AGNÈS B. MENDELSON

KATHRYN MERCER | D. SCOTT MERCER

BARBARA D. METCALF | THOMAS R. METCALF

ARIADNA MILLER

ARLENE MILLER P ‘77

GEORGE A. MILLER M.B.A. ‘61 | JANET A. MCKINLEY

GREGORY D. MILLER B.S. ‘84 | NANCY L. MILLER

WARREN A. MINNER B.S. ‘51, P ‘79, ‘87 | MARJORIE C. MINNER P ‘79, ‘87

KYRA M. MINNINGER B.A. ‘86 | STEVEN D. PELETZ B.S. ‘83, M.B.A. ‘99

FREDERICK T. MOLYNEUX B.S. ‘46

JOAN SVENDSGAARD MONTGOMERY B.A. ‘59 | ROBERT L. MONTGOMERY B.S. ‘60, M.P.H. ‘62

636262


LISA ANN SONSINI J.D. ‘91 | MATTHEW W. SONSINI J.D. ‘92

FREDA E. SPEED | TERENCE P. SPEED

CAROL F. SPIEKER B.A. ‘66, P ‘92, ‘95, ‘99, ‘02 | WARREN E. “NED” SPIEKER JR. B.S. ‘66, P ‘92, ‘95, ‘99, ‘02

MEGAN PORTER SPINKA B.A. ‘84 | PAUL J. SPINKA B.A. ‘85

MARJORIE HAUCK SPROUL B.A. ‘46, P ‘72, ‘73, ‘77 | JOHN A. SPROUL B.A. ‘45, J.D. ‘49, P ‘72, ‘73, ‘77

LISA STEINY B.A. ‘82, P ‘10, ‘13, ‘14 | RICHARD E. STEINY B.A. ‘79, P ‘10, ‘13, ‘14

TRACY INNES STEPHENSON B.A. ‘60, M.A. ‘63, P ‘85 | CHARLES G. STEPHENSON B.A. ‘57, P ‘85

ERIC H. STERN B.S. ‘87 | RACHEL K. STERN

JANE N. STERZINGER B.A. ‘92 | ROBERT H. HINK B.A. ‘83

MARGARET A. STEYER B.A. ‘75 | ALLAN STEYER

CRAIG C. STONE

CARL J. STONEY JR. B.S. ‘67, J.D. ‘70, M.B.A. ‘71

GARY M. STORM B.A. ‘92 | MICHELLE L. STORM

DIANA SHAMES STRANDBERG B.A. ‘81 | STEVEN F. STRANDBERG

ELIZABETH A. STRODE | ROBERT L. DOUGLAS JR.

PAUL I. SUCIU B.S. ‘71, M.ENG. ‘73, PH.D. ‘76 | AUDREY V. SUCIU

ALEX A. SUGAOKA B.S. ‘81, M.B.A. ‘90

MYRON G. SUGARMAN B.S. ‘64, J.D. ‘67, P ‘96, ‘97, ‘01 | CYNTHIA W. WOODS

JOHN A. SWEARINGEN

ROSELYNE C. SWIG P ‘77

CHARLES Y. TANABE J.D. ‘76, P ‘15 | ARLENE S. BOBROW P ‘15

RONALD K. TANEMURA B.A. ‘85 | TINA YAMAGIWA

NADINE M. TANG M.S.W. ‘75 | BRUCE L. SMITH B.A. ‘68

JEFFREY J. TAYLOR B.A. ‘69, P ‘99

KIM CHOO TEO | CHADE-MENG TAN

JULIANA C. TERHEYDEN M.B.A. ‘07 | JOHN-AUSTIN SAVIANO

PATRICIA A. THEOPHILOS | ANTHONY THEOPHILOS

MARIE C. THOMAS B.A. ‘83, P ‘12 | DAVID C. THOMAS B.S. ‘82, P ‘12

VALDENE THOMASON P ‘83 | COLBURN R. THOMASON P ‘83

SHELAGH THOMAS-SPAFFORD B.A. ‘82 | STEVEN S. SPAFFORD B.S. ‘80, M.B.A. ‘87

S. TOBIN | ANDREW O. JACKSON

JAMES Y. TONG B.S. ‘50, M.S. ‘51

LILLIAN TONG

MICHAEL A. TORRES B.A. ‘82, M.B.A. ‘86, P ‘15 | NANCY C. TORRES P ‘15

DEVENEY B. TOTTEN P ‘03, ‘12 | LAWRENCE J. TOTTEN P ‘03, ‘12

CHRISTOPHER K. TOW B.S. ‘93 | LISA TOW

FRANCES H. TOWNES P ‘71 | CHARLES H. TOWNES P ‘71

IRVING G. TRAGEN B.A. ‘43, J.D. ‘45

JANET E. TRAUB B.A. ‘77

JENNIFER TRAUB

MARJORIE TRAUB | BARRY TRAUB

ELIZABETH HALL TRAVERS B.A. ‘57, P ‘83 | CHARLES N. TRAVERS B.S. ‘58, P ‘83

PETER D. TREMBLAY B.A. ‘84 | MICHAEL FANELLI

MARION H. TRENTMAN-MORELLI | ROBERT A. MORELLI

VICTOR S. TRIONE M.B.A. ‘70 | KAREN TRIONE

HARRY Y. TSUJIMOTO M.S. ‘63 | GRACE KASE

THOMAS W. TUSHER B.A. ‘63 | PAULINE B. TUSHER

KWEI SANG U B.A. ‘65 | MICHELE A. U

LAURA UBBEN | JEFFREY W. UBBEN

CAROLYN C. ULATOWSKI C.MULT. ‘88

TOMEK ULATOWSKI M.B.A. ‘73 | ZANNA ULATOWSKI

TROY A. VALDEZ B.A. ‘94

CHERYL A. VALENTINE B.S. ‘79, M.B.A. ‘91 | CHRISTIAN D. VALENTINE M.B.A. ‘91

JAMES D. VAN HOFTEN B.S. ‘66 | VALLARIE D. VAN HOFTEN

KATHRYN VIZAS | ROBERT J. VIZAS

BETTE S. WADSWORTH | JOHN S. WADSWORTH JR.

FRANCIS H. WAGNER B.S. ‘77, M.B.A. ‘78 | LYNN O. WAGNER

DAVID B. WALROD B.A. ‘87 | MALIN F. WALROD

JENNIFER M. WALSKE | STEVEN C. WALSKE

CHER WANG B.A. ‘82, P ‘13 | WENCHI CHEN

DILA B. WANG

LESLIE S. WANG M.B.A. ‘97 | ANTHONY W. WELLS M.B.A. ‘98

JEANNE BAILARD WARE B.A. ‘52 | LEONARD WARE

ANNE M. WATTIS | PAUL L. WATTIS III

JUDY CHANDLER WEBB B.A. ‘60

MARYELLEN REILLY WEBER B.A. ‘47

DAVID A. WEISBLAT

THOMAS H. WEISENBURGER B.A. ‘65, P ‘96 | DIANE WEISENBURGER P ‘96

BONNIE WEISS | ANDREW M. WEISS

LENARD G. WEISS J.D. ‘62

NANCY P. WEISS

KATHLEEN M. WELSH B.S. ‘80, P ‘15 | WILLIAM A. PLAUTZ M.P.H. ‘92, P ‘15

PATRICIA WEN B.S. ‘96 | ALLEN C. SOONG M.B.A. ‘96

WENDY WENDLING | RICH D. WENDLING

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The Campaign for Berkeley Honor Roll

KEITH R. WESTCOTT B.A. ‘74

BEANY WEZELMAN M.A. ‘64 | DICK WEZELMAN

HENRY H. WHEELER III


NYRI WHEELER-LEWIS

LINDA DICKEY WHITE B.A. ‘71, P ‘03 | PAUL F. WHITE B.A. ‘70, P ‘03

THOMAS J. WHITE PH.D. ‘76 | LESLIE SCALAPINO M.A. ‘69

SARA WIGH B.A. ‘68 | JAMES H. MCMANIS J.D. ‘67

MIKE WILKINS | SHEILA DUIGNAN

H. MICHAEL WILLIAMS B.A. ‘82 | JEANNE L. WILLIAMS

MARY ANN WILLIAMS

JOHN R. WILLISON

ARLENE MCLAUGHLIN WILLITS B.A. ‘63, M.A. ‘67, P ‘91 |

VICTOR W. WILLITS B.A. ‘62, ED.D. 68, P ‘91

MASON WILLRICH J.D. ‘60, P ‘86 | WENDY W. WILLRICH

MATTHEW M. WINKLER B.S. ‘74, PH.D. ‘79 | MARGARET A. WINKLER

SHEILA M. WISHEK B.A. ‘58

ALBA WITKIN P ‘75

DAVID W. WITTER B.A. ‘10

RICHARD A. WITTER FAMILY

ROBERT W. WITTER, JR. FAMILY

THOMAS F. WOLF

WERNER F. WOLFEN B.S. ‘50, J.D. ‘53 | MIMI G. WOLFEN

H. WARD WOLFF B.A. ‘71, P ‘03 | MARIAN N. WOLFF P ‘03

CHRIS WOLLENBERG

GAIL L. WONG B.A. ‘75 | MARK R. GOINES B.S. ‘75, M.B.A. ‘76

SHERYL L. WONG B.A. ‘67, C.MULT. ‘68 | ROBERT R. WONG B.ARCH. ‘68

MICHAEL B. WOOD B.S. ‘63 | JOANNE Y. WOOD

MICHAEL C. WOOD M.B.A. ‘79

EDWARD A. WOODS | JAN E. WOODS

WILLIAM L. WOODS III B.S. ‘73 | KATHLEEN C. WOODS

SUSAN L. WOODWARD B.A. ‘75, C.MULT. ‘76, M.A. ‘81 |

CHRISTOPHER B. WOODWARD B.S. ‘71, M.B.A. ‘76

ANDREW T. YANG B.S. ‘83 | LINA LUNG

LESLEY GALLAGHER YEARY B.A. ‘85 | FRANK D. YEARY B.A. ‘85

WENDY J. YEE B.A. ‘69

MALLUN YEN J.D. ‘95 | JASON M. LEMKIN J.D. ‘96

PRISCILLA CHANG YU B.A. ‘55 | GEORGE T. YU B.A. ‘54, PH.D. ‘61

YOLANDA H. YUEN P ‘11 | HARTON K. MA P ‘11

GEORGE J. ZAINE JR. B.A. ‘49

CAROL ZEITLIN B.A. ‘75 | JAMES A. ZEITLIN

DEBORAH BEARDSLEY ZELLER B.A. ‘83, P ‘09 | ROBERT D. ZELLER B.A. ‘80, P ‘09


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7170

Annual Giving — Organizations $100,000 or more

Organizations work in partnership with the university to advance educational opportunities and promote leading research. The university gratefully acknowledges the following corporations, foundations, organizations, and trusts that made gifts of $100,000 or more in 2012–13.

AALTO UNIVERSITY

ABBOTT LABORATORIES

ACADEMIA SINICA

THE ACADEMY OF KOREAN STUDIES

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY MATERIALS INC

AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES INC

THE ALEXANDER FAMILY FOUNDATION

ALEX’S LEMONADE STAND FOUNDATION

ALTERA CORPORATION

AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING

AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED SOCIETIES

AMGEN, INC.

ANALOG DEVICES, INC.

THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIA FOUNDATION

ARGONAUT SECURITIES

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION

ASK FOUNDATION

THE DR. ROBERT C. AND VERONICA ATKINS FOUNDATION

THE ATLANTIC ADVOCACY FUND INC

AUSFAHL FAMILY FUND

AXA RESEARCH FUND

THE PETER M. BALDWIN TRUST

BANGLADESH REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION

THE BARKLEY FUND

THE BEAVERS

S.D. BECHTEL, JR. FOUNDATION

BERKELEY EDUCATION ALLIANCE RESEARCH IN SINGAPORE

BERKELEY ON-LINE LECTURES AND DEMONSTRATIONS

BIRTH TO FIVE POLICY ALLIANCE

BLUE SHIELD OF CALIFORNIA

BLUM FAMILY FOUNDATION

WILLIAM K. BOWES, JR. FOUNDATION

BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB COMPANY

THE PAUL BUCK CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST

BURCH FAMILY FOUNDATION

BURROUGHS WELLCOME FUND

CADENCE DESIGN SYSTEMS, INC.

CAL BASEBALL FOUNDATION

THE CALIFORNIA ENDOWMENT

CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER

CANCER RESEARCH INSTITUTE INC.

CAPITAL ONE FOUNDATION

CAPPETTA FAMILY FOUNDATION

CARNEGIE CORPORATION OF NEW YORK

CARTER FAMILY FOUNDATION

ANNIE E. CASEY FOUNDATION

CHAMBERLIN FAMILY FOUNDATION

CHAPIN HALL CENTER FOR CHILDREN

CHATTERJEE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

THE CHATTERJEE GROUP

CHEVRON CORPORATION

CHILD RELIEF INTERNATIONAL

THE JANE COFFIN CHILDS MEMORIAL FUND FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH

CISCO SYSTEMS, INC.

COBLENTZ PATCH DUFFY & BASS LLP

CONSEJO NACIONAL DE CIENCIA TECHOLOGIA

COOPERVISION

CRAIGSLIST, INC

CROHN’S & COLITIS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA

THE SHURL AND KAY CURCI FOUNDATION

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

DBAC INC.

DELOITTE

THE DESIGN HISTORY FOUNDATION

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY LABORATORY CORPORATION

THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

DPR CONSTRUCTION INC.

THE CAMILLE & HENRY DREYFUS FOUNDATION, INC.

EAST BAY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

EDISON INTERNATIONAL

EINHORN FAMILY CHARITABLE TRUST

EMC CORPORATION

EPSTEIN ROTH FOUNDATION

ERICSSON, INC.

THE EUCALYPTUS FOUNDATION

EUSTACE-KWAN FAMILY FOUNDATION

EVANS-CORREIA LIVING TRUST

EXXONMOBIL CORPORATION

FACEBOOK INC.

FANUC, LTD.

FENWICK & WEST LLP

FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

DORIS & DONALD FISHER FOUNDATION

DORIS & DONALD FISHER FUND

FLOYD FAMILY FOUNDATION

WILLIAM S. FLOYD, JR. TRUST

FORSKNINGS- OG INNOVATIONSSTYRELSEN

THE FOUNDATION FIGHTING BLINDNESS

FOUNDATION HEALTH SYSTEMS INC

7776

Lifelong Giving — Individuals $5,000,000 or more

Benefactors who support the university on a continuing basis subscribe to a tradition of philanthropy that has played a vital role in Berkeley’s success throughout its history. Individuals who have pledged or given $500,000 or more over their lifetime as of June 30, 2013, are listed in this section. Their sustained philanthropy will provide a dependable and enduring foundation for Berkeley in the 21st century.


$25,000,000 Or mOreANONYMOUS


COLEMAN F. FUNG B.S. ‘87

ANN G. GETTY P ‘92, ‘96 | GORDON P. GETTY P ‘92, ‘96

STACY BRACKEN JACOBS B.A. ‘84, B.S. ‘87, O.D. ‘89 | PAUL E. JACOBS B.S. ‘84, M.S. ‘86, PH.D. ‘89

LI KA-SHING

GORDON E. MOORE B.S. ‘50 | BETTY MOORE

BARBRO S. OSHER | BERNARD A. OSHER

JAMES H. SIMONS PH.D. ‘62, P ‘82, ‘89 | MARILYN SIMONS

BARCLAY SIMPSON B.S. ‘66 (EX-’43), P ‘71 | SHARON SIMPSON

$15,000,000 TO $24,999,999ANONYMOUS

MARIA C. BANATAO P ‘96, ‘01, ‘02 | DIOSDADO P. BANATAO P ‘96, ‘01, ‘02

DOUGLAS E. GOLDMAN B.A. ‘74, P ‘10, ‘10 | LISA M. GOLDMAN P ‘10, ‘10

MIMI AND PETER HAAS FUND

THE HELLMAN FAMILY

STACEY SIEBEL B.A. ‘84, P ‘14 | THOMAS M. SIEBEL P ‘14

ELIZABETH D. SIMONS B.A. ‘82 | MARK W. HEISING B.A. ‘80, M.S. ‘83

ELIZABETH HALL TRAVERS B.A. ‘57, P ‘83 | CHARLES N. TRAVERS B.S. ‘58, P ‘83

SOPHIA VARI | FERNANDO BOTERO


KING WAI DAVID WOO B.ARCH. ‘67

$10,000,000 TO $14,999,999ANONYMOUS

LESLIE W. CHUNG P ‘13

JANET MAUEL CRONK B.A. ‘68, P ‘91, ‘09 | WILLIAM F. CRONK III B.S. ‘65, P ‘91, ‘09

WEILI DAI B.A. ‘84, P ‘10, ‘12 | SEHAT SUTARDJA M.S. ‘85, PH.D. ‘88, P ‘10, ‘12

DORIS F. FISHER

JOHN H. GROSS B.S. ‘47

ROBERT D. HAAS B.A. ‘64 | COLLEEN G. HAAS

BETTY JANE RILEY HUHN B.S. ‘50 | JAMES V. HUHN B.S. ‘52

JENNIFER A. MAXWELL B.S. ‘88

ROBERT G. O’DONNELL B.S. ‘65, M.B.A. ‘66 | SUE DOUTHIT O’DONNELL

SANDLER FOUNDATION

STEPHEN M. SILBERSTEIN B.A. ‘64, M.L.S. ‘77

HENRY H. WHEELER III

NYRI WHEELER-LEWIS

YEUNG MING LAU WOO

$5,000,000 TO $9,999,999ANONYMOUS

PRINCE BANDAR BIN SULTAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD

PRINCE FAISAL BIN SULTAN BIN ABDULAZIZ AL SAUD


PATRICIA R. BEHRING | KENNETH E. BEHRING

JOANN H. BURCH

ELIZABETH J. CABRASER B.A. ‘75, J.D. ‘78

SUSAN CUSHING CHAMBERLIN M.B.A. ‘87 | STEPHEN W. CHAMBERLIN

TING CHUK B.S. ‘85, P ‘14, ‘14 | PANTAS SUTARDJA B.S. ‘83, M.S. ‘85, PH.D. ‘88, P ‘14, ‘14

WILFRED W. CHUNG

A. RICHARD DIEBOLD JR.

HELEN DILLER | SANFORD N. DILLER

GARY A. FREEDMAN B.S. ‘66 | DONNA J. FREEDMAN

HOWARD ‘50 | CANDY FRIESEN ‘50

FRANK O. HAMILTON

MARGUERITE LEACH JOHNSON B.A. ‘60, P ‘97 | S. ALLAN JOHNSON B.S. ‘62, M.B.A. ‘69, P ‘97

E. FLOYD KVAMME B.S. ‘59, P ‘86, ‘90 | JEAN KVAMME P ‘86, ‘90

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In order to reflect the full relationships our donors have with the university, donor honor roll listings include all Berkeley degrees received and an indicator noting those donors who are parents of current Berkeley students or graduates, and names are presented using contemporary standards. every effort has been made to provide a complete and accurate listing of donors and gifts received from July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2013. Please accept our sincere apologies if any mistake or omission has been made. If you contact University Relations, 2080 Addison Street #4200, Berkeley, CA 94720-4200 (phone: 510.642.4379, e-mail: [email protected]), we will correct our records or note your preferences.

the University of California, Berkeley Annual Report of Philanthropy 2012–13 was produced by University Relations in September 2013.

Additional copies of this report are available from:

University of California, BerkeleyUniversity Relations2080 Addison Street #4200Berkeley, CA 94720-4200

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