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Healthier Lives 

in a Safer World 

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Rising Above the Tide: $15 million Gift Establishes 

New Center for Population, Health, and Sustainability 

Male circumcision can reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS in parts of Africa by as much as 50 percent. 

A low-cost drug originally created to treat stomach ulcers, misoprostol, could save tens of 

thousands of women’s lives who would otherwise die of postpartum bleeding. Empowering 

women in developing countries with options regarding childbearing can reduce the level of civil 

strife and terrorism worldwide. 

Researchers in the Bixby Center at the 

UC Berkeley School of Public Health know 

that complex world problems can have 

surprising solutions. What these solutions 

often have in common is that they are 

innovative, cost effective, and have the 

potential to work on a large scale in fast 

growing, resource-poor communities. 

Thanks to a $15 million gift from the Fred H. 

Bixby Foundation, the School has begun to 

expand and enrich the current Bixby program, 

which has become the Bixby Center for 

Population, Health, and Sustainability. 

The new center will retain the mission 

of creating a more prosperous, ecologically sustainable, 

and less divided and conflict-ridden 

world. It will also highlight the critical impact 

of population on the global environment, 

global public health, and civil and international 

conflict, and help to address the well-documented 

unmet need for family planning. 

Professor Malcolm Potts, who has led the 

Bixby program at the School since becoming 

its director in 1992, believes that population 

growth is a key factor in many of the world’s 

problems. “I think the huge challenge for 

the human race in the twenty-first century is 

whether we can move to a biologically sustainable 

way of life on this planet,” he says. “And 

population plays an essential role in that.” 

Partnering to Solve 

Population Problems 

Fred H. Bixby attended UC Berkeley in the 

1930s, and provided in his will for the creation 

of the Fred H. Bixby Foundation in order to 

support efforts towards solving the problem 

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Adolescent girls from Shika Dam in northern Nigeria, a region where the Bixby Center is 

working with partners to keep girls in school 

of overpopulation. The three trustees of the 

foundation, John Warren, Howard Friedman, 

and Owen Patotzka, oversaw the foundation’s 

pledge of $500,000 to establish the Fred H. 

Bixby Jr. Chair in Population and Family 

Planning, with the goal of attracting an 

eminent faculty member to lead the School’s 

efforts towards creating a premiere program 

to address the population subject. The School 

began a search that culminated with Potts’s 

appointment. A Cambridge trained obstetrician 

and reproductive biologist, Potts was the first 

medical director of the International Planned 

Parenthood Federation, where he introduced 

contraceptive methods into scores of developing 

countries during his decade-long tenure. 

“I have spent my professional career, since 

1968, working internationally in family 

planning. I saw the endowed chair of the Bixby 

foundation as a wonderful opportunity to 

continue that work in the world’s greatest 

public university,” says Potts, who was named 

to the chair in 1992. 

Over the next 16 years, he built a team of 

Berkeley students and postgraduates with the 

goal of broadening the understanding of the 

population factor and making an impact 

on policy all around the world. 

“The foundation trustees I think have kept very 

consistently and sincerely to Fred H. Bixby’s 

goals, which were to help put population on 

the table and help people around the world 

make voluntary choices so they can enjoy the 

benefits of smaller families,” says Potts. “They 

had the vision that this problem is long-term,

and that one of the roles that universities play 

is to undertake research and action over 

the long term.” 

The Bixby Foundation’s latest gift of 

$15 million will allow Potts to elevate the 

program he has built to an elite level. “This 

generous gift will enable our School to 

significantly expand initiatives in population 

health,” says Dean Stephen Shortell. 

“The impact of the Fred H. Bixby Foundation 

commitment will be felt around the world 

for generations to come.” 

Ten million dollars of the overall gift will be 

used to create the new center, which will be 

anchored in the School of Public Health, but 

will be recognized as a campuswide center, 

working in collaboration with the Blum 

Center for Developing Economies, the Berkeley 

Center for Global Public Health, the Berkeley 

Population Center, and other initiatives. The 

remaining $5 million of the gift will help 

support a new building for the School of 

Public Health, in which a wing will be named 

in honor of Fred H. Bixby. 

Success through Student 

Internships 

The Bixby Center has achieved remarkable 

results through its internships. In 1999 and 

2003, the Bixby Foundation made gifts in 

support of students concentrating on 

population and family planning, allowing 

fellowship recipients to travel abroad over the 

summer and conduct research in the field. 

Since 2003, a total of 33 Bixby interns have 

traveled to 20 developing countries, primarily 

in Africa and Latin America, to conduct 

research on family planning and reproductive 

health. In addition to the positive impact in 

these communities, the interns’ work has led 

to publications in refereed journals and has 

enriched courses offered through the Bixby 

Center with students’ firsthand experiences. 

“We send very well-trained master’s and 

doctoral students who are taking skills and 

sharing them with colleagues in low-resource 

countries,” says Potts. “So the interns get 

an experience, and sometimes individually it 

changes their lives.” 

(Left) A new advertisement promotes emergency contraception availability at the pharmacy 

in downtown Mekelle, Ethiopia. (Right) Bixby intern Lori Babcock speaks with village elders 

in eastern Ethiopia. 

For some students, the experience can 

help shape their careers in work related to 

population and sustainability. This cycle has 

resulted in a cadre of trained professionals 

helping to address these problems, upon whom 

Potts can call to apply the University’s research 

findings in the real world. 

Potts names Lori Babcock, M.P.P., 

M.P.H. ’08, as a recent shining star of the 

Bixby internship program, saying “she’s fearless 

and full of good ideas.” As a Bixby intern, 

Babcock went to Ethiopia in the summer of 

2006 and Nigeria in 2007. In Ethiopia, she 

worked to improve family planning access 

in rural areas, especially with the delivery of 

Depo-Provera, which many women are eager 

to have. She researched ways to reduce maternal 

mortality in Northern Nigeria, working in 

conjunction with Ahmadu Bello University. 

“It’s helped me enormously,” Babcock says 

of her experience with the program. “The 

two fellowships gave me concrete research 

experience. Prior to coming to the School of 

Public Health, I had experience implementing 

programs in the Peace Corps and with other 

organizations, but only limited monitoring 

and evaluation experience.” 

After graduating, Babcock began working 

at Population Services International (PSI) 

in Washington, D.C., a social marketing 

organization that addresses the health 

problems of low-income and vulnerable 

populations in more than 60 developing 

countries. “I love my new job—it’s perfect 

for me,” she says. “I get to work on 

improving global health all day every day. 

And I’ve been to Africa twice in the past 

six months. It’s perfect.” 

Mission Critical 

The Bixby Center makes a compelling case 

for the urgency of addressing population 

growth, pointing to its underlying contribution 

to problems such as environmental decline, war, 

and violence. “All the terrorists come from 

places where it’s difficult to get birth control,” 

Potts puts it simply. 

Martha Campbell, a Bixby Center lecturer, 

notes, “We haven’t found a country that 

has gotten out of poverty while maintaining 

high birth rates, with the exception of the 

Persian Gulf nations. Governments of rapidly 

growing countries simply cannot keep up with 

the requirements for education and health 

services when the number of children increases 

greatly each year. At the same time, there is a 

huge unmet need for family planning in all 

the fast-growing countries.” 

Potts believes that Berkeley is the only 

university that has been consistently saying 

two things: first, that rapid population growth 

has a lot of deleterious effects, and second, 

that population growth can be slowed in a 

human rights framework. “Other universities 

have gone into much less focus and more 

diffuse descriptions of this,” he says. “I see the 

Bixby Center as an opportunity for Berkeley 

to enhance its leadership in the United States 

and globally in putting the population growth 

factor back on the world agenda.” 

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Reingold Named Inaugural Holder of Endowed 

Chair in Global Health and Infectious Diseases 

The purpose of the multidisciplinary, rotating 

five-year chair is to support the teaching, 

research, and scholarship of an eminent faculty 

member in the School of Public Health or the 

Department of Molecular and Cell Biology, or 

a faculty member who has a joint appointment 

in both departments. The chair was established 

with $1.5 million in donations from friends 

and colleagues of professor emeritus and 

former dean Edward E. Penhoet, and 

$1.5 million in matching support from the 

Hewlett Foundation. 

“We are very grateful to the many donors 

and the matching funds from the Hewlett 

Foundation for creating this endowed 

chair,” said Dean Stephen Shortell. 

“Art Reingold is a superb choice to serve as 

the first chair holder given his leadership 

nationally and internationally in combating 

infectious disease.” 

A board-certified physician, Reingold has 

devoted the last 25 years to the study and 

prevention of infectious diseases in the United 

States and in developing countries throughout 

the world. He began his career as an infectious 

disease epidemiologist at the Centers for 

Disease Control and Prevention. During his 

eight years there, he worked domestically on 

Toxic Shock Syndrome, Legionnaires’ disease, 

Arthur Reingold, associate dean for research at the UC Berkeley 

School of Public Health and head of the School’s Epidemiology 

Division, has been named the first-ever holder of the Edward 

E. Penhoet Distinguished Chair in Global Public Health and 

Infectious Diseases, School of Public Health. 

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bacterial meningitis, fungal infections, and 

non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections. 

He also worked internationally on epidemic 

meningitis in West Africa and Nepal. 

Since joining the faculty at UC Berkeley in 

1987, Reingold has worked on a variety of 

emerging and re-emerging infections in the 

United States; on acute rheumatic fever in 

New Zealand; and on AIDS, tuberculosis, 

malaria, and acute respiratory infections in 

Brazil, Uganda, Ivory Coast, Zimbabwe, India, 

and Indonesia. He has directed the National 

Institutes of Health Fogarty AIDS International 

Art Reingold is a superb choice to serve as the 

first chair holder given his leadership nationally and 

internationally in combating infectious disease. 

In honor of the establishment of the Edward E. Penhoet Distinguished Chair, Dean Stephen 

Shortell (right) presents former dean Edward E. Penhoet with a commemorative inscription.

Training and Research Program at UC Berkeley/ 

UC San Francisco since the program’s inception 

in 1988. He has also served as principal 

investigator of the UC Berkeley Center for 

Infectious Disease and Emergency Readiness 

since the center’s establishment in 2002. 

Reingold regularly teaches courses on 

epidemiologic methods, outbreak investigation, 

and the application of epidemiologic 

methods in developing countries. He was 

recently elected president of the Society for 

Epidemiologic Research. 

“I am thrilled to have been awarded this 

signal honor, the more so because of the 

extraordinarily high regard I have for Ed 

Penhoet and his many contributions in science 

and health,” said Reingold. “I hope to use the 

chair to help support our Center for Global 

Public Health, as well as our truly world-class 

graduate students.” 

Edward E. Penhoet, in whose honor the chair 

is named, is a cofounder of the pioneering biotechnology 

firm Chiron Corporation. He served 

as the company’s president and chief executive 

officer from its formation in 1981 until April 

1998. For 10 years prior to founding Chiron, 

he was a faculty member of UC Berkeley’s 

Biochemistry Department, and from 1998 to 

2002 he served as dean of the UC Berkeley 

School of Public Health. Penhoet was president 

of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation 

from 2004 to 2007. He currently serves as 

commercial life sciences representative on the 

California Institute of Regenerative Medicine’s 

Independent Citizens Oversight Committee, 

of which he was previously vice chair. 

A member of the Institute of Medicine of 

the National Academy of Sciences, Penhoet 

has coauthored more than 50 scientific 

papers and articles. Penhoet’s friends and 

colleagues established the chair in recognition 

of his distinction as a scientific leader and 

entrepreneurial visionary and his commitment 

to improving health globally. 

Endowed Chairs: What, Why, and How 

Endowed chairs are critical to preserving the preeminence 

of our faculty, the School, and the University. The 

establishment of an endowed chair is a gift that will live 

on for generations. But what exactly is an endowed chair 

and how is one established? Read on to find out! 

What is an endowed chair? 

An endowed chair is a fund established with 

a private donation that creates an endowment 

that is invested in perpetuity 

to provide stable financial support for 

faculty. Appointment to an endowed chair 

is a mark of academic distinction for a 

professor. Typically named for the donor, 

endowed chairs offer philanthropists the 

opportunity to provide support to a field 

of academic endeavor that is of particular 

interest to them. 

Why are endowed chairs so 

important? 

Although Berkeley’s state funding 

(which represents about one-third of the 

campus’s annual budget) has remained 

relatively constant when adjusted 

for inflation in the past two decades, 

California’s current budget crisis has already 

led to significant state funding cuts 

this year, with more on the horizon. And, 

while Berkeley’s endowment has grown 

to about $2.5 billion as of 2006, during 

the same period, the endowments at our 

private peer institutions exploded. For 

example, Havard’s endowment reached 

about $30 billion; Stanford’s about 14 

billion. 

When it comes to retaining and recruiting 

top professors, the enormous endowments of 

our private peers have given them a huge 

competitive advantage—an ability to offer 

higher salaries, more-generous compensation 

packages, and greater research funding. 

To preserve the Berkeley legacy of public 

excellence for future generations, Berkeley 

will need to aggressively build its endowment. 

Increasing the number of endowed 

chairs across the campus is an essential and 

rewarding part of this endeavor. 

How can I endow a chair? 

A gift to establish an endowed chair 

can take many forms—including an 

outright gift or a pledge to be paid 

over five years. Endowed chairs and 

distinguished endowed chairs may be named 

either for the donor or according 

to the donor’s wishes. 

Endowed chairs at Berkeley can be 

established with a minimum gift of 

$2 million, and distinguished endowed 

chairs—for a tenured faculty member who 

is internationally renowned in his or her 

field—can be established with a minimum 

gift of $3 million. And endowed professorship, 

providing partial salary 

support as well as professorial and researchrelated 

expenses, can be 

established at the School for $1 million. 

Endowed funds typically have a conservative 

annual payout of about five percent in 

order to protect the purchasing power of the 

endowment in perpetuity. 

If you are interested in establishing an 

endowed chair at the UC Berkeley School of 

Public Health, please contact Patricia Hosel, 

assistant dean for external relations and 

development, at (510) 642-9654, 


Pittman, Freund Join Policy Advisory Council 

The head of a public health nonprofit organization and a 

professor of public administration are the two newest 

members of the School of Public Health’s Policy Advisory 

Council. The council advises the dean and supports the School 

in its efforts to attain the highest level of quality in professional 

education, research, and service in all aspects of public health. 

Mary Pittman, 

Dr.P.H. ’87, M.P.H. 

’80, was appointed 

president and CEO of the 

Oakland-based nonprofit 

Public Health Institute 

(PHI) in January 2008. From 1996 until 

2007, Pittman served on PHI’s board of 

directors. Previously, she was president of 

the American Hospital Association affiliate 

Health Research & Educational Trust. 

Pittman has also served as president and 

CEO of the California Association of Public 

Hospitals and as director of planning and 

evaluation for the San Francisco Department 

of Public Health. 

Over the course of her 25-year career, 

Pittman has become a nationally recognized 

public health leader. She has developed 

public policy and legislative proposals to 

reduce health disparities and improve access 

and quality of health care for underserved 

populations. She has authored two books 

and numerous scientific journal articles. 

In 2008, Pittman was awarded the Spirit 

of Public Health award from the Graduate 

Program in Health Management Alumni 

Association of the Haas School of Business. 

Deborah Freund, 

Ph.D., M.P.H., 

Distinguished Professor 

of Public Administration 

and Center for Policy 

Research senior research 

associate at Syracuse University, has had an 

impressive career in academia. She served 

Your bequest will help 

make the world a healthier place 

You can help educate tomorrow’s public health leaders, recruit and retain world 

class faculty, advance scholarly inquiry through research and programs, build a new, 

state-of-the-art home for the School of Public Health, or provide funds for the 

Dean’s use in meeting changing needs. Whichever you choose, you will help to 

preserve and enhance the School of Public Health’s excellence—and allow it 

to keep making the world a healthier place. 

For more information on including the School of Public Health in your will or 

living trust, contact the Office of Gift Planning at (800) 200-0575 or 

ogp@berkeley.edu, or visit givetocal.berkeley.edu/giftplanning. 

Healthier Lives in a Safer World 

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U N I V E R S I T Y O F C A L I F O R N I A , B E R K E L E Y 

as vice chancellor and provost of Syracuse 

University from 1999 to 2006. Prior to 

joining the Syracuse faculty, she was a 

professor of public affairs at Indiana 

University, Bloomington, where she also 

served as vice chancellor for academic affairs 

and dean of the faculties. She was on the 

faculty at the School of Public Health at the 

University of North Carolina for nine years 

and has worked as a program assistant 

at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. 

She has held many visiting professorships 

at institutions including Harvard University, 

Stanford University, and the University 

of London. 

Freund received her Ph.D. and M.P.H. from 

the University of Michigan. Her research interests 

are health economics, Medicaid, and 

pharmacoeconomics, the field concerning 

the cost and implications of pharmaceutical 

products and services on people and the 

healthcare industry, an intersection which 

she is credited as founding. Freund has 

published more than 120 journal articles and 

chapters, two books, and has been principal 

investigator of more than $50 million in 

grants and contracts.

DEAN’S CIRCLE 

The School of Public Health Dean’s Circle is a community of committed individual benefactors 

who share in and support the dean’s vision for the School’s future by making annual leadership 

gifts. Their collective generosity serves as an inspiration to all of us. 

The following list reflects gifts received from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008 

$100,000 & ABOvE 

Anonymous 

Kathy Kwan & Robert Eustace 

Gordon & Elizabeth Moore 

Roberta O’Grady 

Jeanne & Sanford Robertson 

William Rutter 

Herbert & Marion Sandler 

$50,000 to $99,999 

Edward & Camille Penhoet 

Lisa & John Pritzker 

Stephen & Patricia Rappaport 

$25,000 to $49,999 

Richard & Susan Levy 

Roderic & Catherine Park 

Leighton & Carol Read 

Leonard & Pamela Schaeffer 

L. James Strand 

$10,000 to $24,999 

Patricia & Richard Buffler 

Shand & William Green 

Colin & Jacquelyn Hubbard 

Catherine & James Koshland 

Allan & Meera Smith 

Kirk Smith & Joan Diamond 

$5,000 to $9,999 

Grace Bardine 

Joan & Howard Bloom 

Teresa & John Carlson 

Peter Carpenter & Jane Shaw 

Robert & Valerie Fish 

Phyllis Friedman 

Robert Hosang & Joyce Yap 

Nancy Lusk & Michael Smith 

J. Michael Mahoney 

Sue Paul 

Ellen Peterson & Roland Brandel 

Steven & Sally Schroeder 

Stephen & Susan Shortell 

Rosalind Singer 

$1,000 to $4,999 

Marcelle Abell-Rosen & 

Andrew Rosen 

Bruce & Giovanna Ames 

Anonymous 

Stacey Baba & James Vokac 

Edith & Erik Bergstrom 

Jeffrey & Cathleen Brown 

Linda Burch & Rajen Dalal 

George & Eleanor Cernada 

Farah Champsi 

Alice Chetkovich 

Chia-Chia & David Chien 

Eunice Childs 

Nilda Chong 

Linda & James Clever 

Barbara Coffin 

Roberta & Leonard Cohn 

Margaret Deane 

Susan & Michael Eckhardt 

Garold & Joyce Faber 

Gerald & Lorraine Factor 

Susan & James Foerster 

Charles & Melissa Froland 

Wallace Gee 

Alfred & Stella Hexter 

Bethany & Peter Holt 

David & Katharine Hopkins 

Anthony & Myrna Iton 

A. Arlene Kasa 

Joan Lam 

Eleanor Langpaap 

Carter & Linda Lee 

Yvette Leung & Liwen Mah 

Virginia & Franklin Lew 

Hanmin Liu & Jennifer Mei 

Suzanne Llewellyn 

Arthur McIntyre 

Lorraine Midanik & Stephen Blum 

Mary & Raymond Murakami 

Nanette & John Orman 

Artist Parker 

Elizabeth Parker & Kenneth Taymor 

Janet Perlman & Carl Blumstein 

Malcolm Potts & Martha Campbell 

Darwin & Donna Poulos 

Sarah & Steven Presser 

Lois Rifkin 

Shirley Roach 

Gayle & Theodore Saenger 

Nancy Sandberg 

Richard Scheffler 

Shoshanna Sofaer & 

Lawrence Bergner 

Maury Spanier 

Robert & Patricia Spear 

Andrea & Paul Swenson 

Constantine & Nancy Tempelis 

Robert Tjian & Claudia Belcher 

Eric Vittinghoff 

Eileen & James Vohs 

Joan Wheelwright 

Warren Winkelstein 

Roxana & John Yau 

Arnold Zeiderman & 

Peggy Scott-Zeiderman 


HONOR ROLL 

The School of Public Health gratefully acknowledges the 

following individuals and organizations for their generous 

contributions from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008. 

INDIVIDUALS 

PARtNERS ($500 to $999) 

Pamela & Rodrick Alston 

John & Ruth Bellows 

Chhaganbhai & Sarojben Bhakta 

Harvey & Bonnie Bichkoff 

Wendy Breuer & Charles Crane 

Lawrence & Girija Brilliant 

Elizabeth Calfee 

Margaret Cary 

Po-Shen Chang & 

Julie Craig-Chang 

Chin Long & Fu Chen Chiang 

Molly Coye 

Dale Danley 

Sandra & Jerry Dratler 

Michael & Sandra Fischman 

Carole & Austin Frank 

Michael Gallivan 

Edward Gastaldo 

Connie Gee 

Lawrence Green & Judith Ottoson 

Martin Hall & Maria Vernet 

Eugene & Marianne Haller 

Dina & Adrian Halme 

James & Patricia Harrison 

Stephanie Hastrup 

Thomas Hazlet 

The Hosel Family 

Nancy Karp 

Yvonne Koshland 

Joyce & Richard Lashof 

Beverly & John Levy 

Betsy MacCracken 

Daniel & N.E. Merians 

Meredith Minkler & Jerry Peters 

Ralph & Jane Myhre 

Mary & Craig Noke 

Brian & Tacy Quinn 

Mary Riese 

Joseph Robinson 

Beth Roemer 

E. Scott & Shirley Rosenbloom 

Nancy & Robert Shurtleff 

Robert Sparks 

Frank Staggers & 

Teresa Hughes-Staggers 

Emily Stauffer 

Bruce Steir & Yen Aeschliman 

Judith Stewart 

John & Gail Swartzberg 

Linda Tang 

Frank Tiedemann 

Katherine & Robert Westpheling 

Liane & Mitchell Wong 

Lisa Zwerling & Ron Birnbaum 

FRIENDS ($250 to $499) 

T. Elaine Adamson & 

Edward Gould 

Nancy Altemus 

Victor & Karen Alterescu 

Ramona Anderson 

Anonymous 

Mark Barrett 

Lucinda & Ronald Bazile 

P. Robert Beatty 

Laura Brown & Mark Hanson 

Evelyn Caceres-Chu & Albert Chu 

Peter & Laura Carroll 

Nancy Chapman Colb & 

Andrew Colb 

Winnie Chu 

Carol & Ronald Clazie 

Ashley & Kenneth Coates 

Kelin & Stig Colberg 

Bernard Cordes 

Douglas & Jacqueline Corley 

Michael & Nan Criqui 

Robert Day & C.J. Taylor 

Kathryn De Riemer 

James & Dorothy Devitt 

Michael & Sharon Dillon 

Jean Dixon 

Leonard Doberne & Cheryl Tau 

John & Marlene Eastman 


Patricia Evans 

Julie Fishman & Terry Pechacek 

L. French 

Carol Giblin 

Michael & Pearl Go 

Jill & Larry Granger 

Mary & Richard Hafner 

Nelden & Victoria Hagbom 

Barbara Hansen 

Mary Henderson 

John & Leta Hillman 

Genevieve Ho 

Joseph Hummel 

Deborah & Martin Inouye 

Young Shin Kim 

James & Sarah Kimmey 

Arlene & David Klonoff 

Laurence Kolonel 

Jane Kunde 

Andrew Lan 

Michelle Shuff, M.P.H. ’09, and Paris Butler, M.D., M.P.H. ’09, at the 

Scholarship Tea, an annual event where student scholarship recipients 

meet the donors whose generosity has made the awards possible 

Carl Lester 

Michael Lin 

Leslie Louie & David Bowen 

Robert Lowe & Michelle Berlin 

Wallace Lowe 

Donald Ludwig 

Merle Lustig & Ronald Glass 

John & Susan Mamer 

Elizabeth Martini 

David Matherly 

Caroline McCall & Eric Martin 

Vincent Meehan 

Hellmut Meister 

Joyce & Jerry Monkarsh 

Robert Mueller & Marie Costa 

Linda Neuhauser & Craig Buxton 

Beata & Harlen Ng 

Elizabeth & Robert Nobmann 

Mary O’Connor & Emil Brown 

Brenda & Budge Offer 

Martin & Muriel Paley 

Carol Parlette 

David Rempel & Gail Bateson 

Joseph & Nancy Restuccia 

Allyson & Ralph Rickard 

Monica Salgado 

Sidney & Sally Saltzstein 

William & Enid Satariano 

Jean Schaefer 

Gordon & Rosemary Seck 

Terry & Dana Shaw 

Robert Simon 

William & Jacqueline Smith 

Harrison & Christine Spencer 

Laura & Donald Stemmle 

Christopher & Ashley Stephens 

Kim Vu 

Ann Weber 

Michael Weiss 

Kathleen Wesner & 

Daniel Sullivan 

Jan & Ramsay Wiesenfeld 

Brian Wong & Cindy Gok 

Katherine Yu & David Su 

Ingrid Zubieta 

SuPPoRtERS ($150 to $249) 

David Adler 

Richard & Carlene Anderson 

Anonymous 

Anne Bakar & Joseph Zadik 

Dean Baker 

John Balmes & Sherry Katz 

John Beare 

James Bellows & Linda Rudolph 

Gale Berkowitz 

Glenn & Jeri Bissell 

Priscilla Branch 

Heather & Alexander Briscoe 

Iris & Howard Britton 

Michael Butler 

Gretchen & Charles Carlson 

Matthew Carlson 

Ralph & June Catalano 

Michael & Jan Clar 

Dolores & Samuel Clement 

Davida Coady 

Fred Cohen & Carolyn Klebanoff 

Edwin & Naomi Curtis 

Robert Derzon 

Louise Detwiler 

Judith Dobbins 

Gwendolyn Doebbert & 

Richard Epstein 

Jacquolyn Duerr & Alberto Balingit 

Linda Edelstein & Marion Gillen 

Joseph Engelman 

Dava & Donald Freed 

Jonathan Frisch 

Katharine & Daniel Frohardt-Lane 

Scott Fujimoto 

Daniel Funderburk 

James Daniel Gentry 

Barbara & Ronald Gordon 

William & Lynda Gross 

Valerie Gruber 

Simon & Sylvia Guendelman 

Richard Gustilo 

Doris Hawks Torbeck & 

John Torbeck 

Glenn & Jan Hildebrand 

Elaine & Eric Hillesland 

Nina Holland 

Alan & Harriet Hollett 

Kristin Homme & Mark Elfield 

Cornelius Hopper 

Bethany & Jim Hornthal 

Barbara & Warren Johnson 

Patricia Jones 

Harvey & Susan Kayman 

Cathy Kodama 

Olayinka Koso-Thomas 

Nathan Kramer 

Kelvin & Brenda Lee 

Rui Li 

Geoffrey Lomax 

Kate Lorig 

Edward & Ida Low 

Janis MacKenzie 

Grayson & Sally Marshall 

Thomas & Virginia McKone 

Tammy & Raphael Metzger 

Walter & Gwendal Miner 

Elizabeth Minkler 

Lela & Walter Morris 

Marian Mulkey & John Powers 

Maria Munoz & David Edelman 

Evelyn Nodal 

Janiece & Robert Nolan 

Mary O’Leary Perkins & 

Arthur Perkins 

David & Mary O’Neill 

Dean & Anne Ornish 

Alison Pachynski 

Patsy & Arnold Palmer 

George & Mary Pedersen 

Pamela Petersen-Crair & 

Michael Crair 

Mary Pittman-Lindeman & 

David Lindeman

Howard Pollick & Linda Strean 

Catherine Prato 

Denise & Michael Prince 

Kelvin Quan & Karen Lam 

Richard & Julia Quint 

Arthur Reingold & Gail Bolan 

Kenneth Renwick & Trish Rowe 

Anthony & Barbara Rooklin 

Sepehr Saljoughi 

Lynette Sawyer & Kent Dupuis 

Janet Schilling 

David & Lorraine Schnurr 

Donna Seid 

Karen Sein 

Tina & Jeff Sherwin 

Takeo & Maye Shirasawa 

Elizabeth Shurtleff 

James Slaggert 

Hai-Yen Sung & Wen-Gen Liao 

Roberta Sung 

Roselyne Swig 

William & Carolyn Talley 

Linda Tartof 

Coralyn & Peter Taylor 

Gloria & Robert Taylor 

Corinna & William Tempelis 

Barbara & Alfredo Terrazas 

Ronald Thiele 

Robert & Allene Tumelty 

Bea & Barbara Vandenberg 

Lesley & Carl Walter 

Theodore Weller 

Peggy Wellman & Loren Dacanay 

David & Kathryn Werdegar 

Constance Williams 

Michael Williams 

Margaret & Robert Wilson 

Judy Wong 

Jennie Woo 

Richard Zurow 

CoNtRIbutoRS ($1 to $149) 

Kathleen Abanilla 

Barbara Abrams & Gary Root 

Simone Adams 

Anita Addison 

Georgette Adjorlolo-Johnson 

Dorothy Aeschliman 

Olako Agburu 

Jennifer Ahern & Yohance Edwards 

Bilaal Ahmed 

M. Bridget Ahrens & Jean Szilva 

Timothy Albertson 

Laura Allen 

Linda & Daniel Allen 

Joan & Ernest Altekruse 

Frank Alvarez 

Melissa Amacher 

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 

POLICY ADVISORY COUNCIL 2008–2009 

Kenneth S. Taymor, J.D., Chair 

Executive Director 

Berkeley Center for Law, 

Business, and the Economy 

UC Berkeley School of Law 

Raymond J. Baxter, Ph.D. 

National Senior Vice President, 

Community Benefit 

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan 

and Hospitals 

Teresa S. Carlson, M.P.H. ’84 

Health Care Management 

Consultant (retired) 

Peter F. Carpenter, M.B.A. 

Founder 

Mission and Values Institute 

Margaret Cary, M.D., M.B.A., 

M.P.H. 

Special Adviser 

Medical-Surgical Services 

Veteran’s Health Administration 

Linda Hawes Clever, M.D., 

M.A.C.P. 

Chief, Occupational Health 

California Pacific Medical Center 

Founder, RENEW 

Adele Amodeo 

Jean & Willis Andersen 

Henry & Virginia Anderson 

John & Eleanor Anderson 

Anonymous 

Bradley & Elizabeth Appelbaum 

Michael & Bonnie Applebaum 

Karina Arambula 

Betty Arezone 

Ann-Marie Askew 

Rolf Augustine 

Lori Babcock 

Howard & Anita Backer 

Katherine Baer 

Richard Bailey 

Susan & Schuyler Bailey 

Deborah Bain Brickley & 

Jason Brickley 

Hoang Banh & Charles Aldred 

John Barker & Fan Cheng 

Kevin Barnett & Alison Neurin 

Deborah Freund, Ph.D., 

M.P.H. 

Distinguished Professor of 

Public Administration 

Senior Research Associate, 

Center for Policy Research 

Syracuse University 

Lauren LeRoy, Ph.D. 

President & CEO 

Grantmakers in Health 

Richard M. Levy, Ph.D. 

Chairman of the Board 

Varian Medical Systems, Inc. 

Dean Ornish, M.D. 

Founder & President 

Preventive Medicine Research 

Institute 

Martin Paley, M.P.H. ’58 

Management Consultant 

Mary Pittman, Dr.P.H. ’87 

President & CEO 


Lisa Stone Pritzker 

Advocate and Activist for Child, 

Adolescent, and Women’s Health 

Melissa Bartman 

Elaine Base 

Suzanne Battaglia 

Nicole Bazell 

Kevin & Lori Beagan 

Gerald & Pamela Beck 

Kathleen Bedford 

James & Lisa Behrmann 

Stephanie Bender-Kitz & Kevin Kitz 

Lester & Evelyn Bennett 

Lorraine Benoit 

Daniel Bertheau 

Michael Bird 

Sloane and Julie Blair 

Babette & Sydney Bloch 

Heather Blume 

Catherine Bohn 

Michelle Boontanom 

Lavern & Jane Borg 

Caroline Bowker & Charles Bliss 

Margaret & Thomas Bowman 

J. Leighton Read, M.D. 

General Partner 

Alloy Ventures 

Theodore J. Saenger 

Member, Board of Directors 

Sutter Health Care 

Steven A. Schroeder, M.D. 

Distinguished Professor of 

Health and Health Care 

UCSF Department of Medicine 

L. James Strand, M.D., M.B.A. 

General Partner 

Institutional Venture Partners 

Barbara S. Terrazas, M.P.H. ’76 

Director of Planning, Development 

and Policy 

Tiburcio Vasquez Health 

Center, Inc. 

John Troidl, Ph.D. ’01, M.B.A. 

President, Public Health 

Alumni Association 

Lecturer 

UC Davis School of Medicine 

James Boyer 

Anne Bracker & Jefferson Singer 

Lynda Bradford 

Margaret Bradford Aumann 

Jeffrey Braff 

Judith Bramson 

Russell Braun 

Joseph Brazie 

Donald Brecker & Ann Darling 

Kasey Brenner 

Letitia Brewster & David Walton 

Kenneth & Donna Briney 

John Brockert 

Jordan Brooks 

Claude Brown 

Elizabeth Brown 

Garrett Brown & Myrna Santiago 

Jeremiah Brown 

Willard Brown & Judith Ginsburg 

Marcia Brown-Machen & 

Terry Machen 

Linda Bryant 

David Buchanan & Laura Price 

Hayley Buchbinder 

Nancy Bui 

Merrill Buice 

Alexandre Bureau & Sylvie Marceau 

Daniel & Thelma Burke 

Melissa Burton 

Myfanwy Callahan 

Barbara Campbell 

Sarah Cantrell 

Marilyn & Thomas Capener 

Arthur Castillo 

Edward & Joann Cavenaugh 

Catherine Cella 

Leona Chan 

Raymond & Grace Chan 

Roger Chapman 

Helen Chase 

Susan Chen & Gail Husson 

Audrey Chiang 

Jean Chin 

Mary Chisholm 

Ann Chou 

Ellen Chow 

Eric Chow 

Catherine Christopher 

Lisa Chung 

Heather Clague & 

Frederic Theunissen 

Kim & Susan Clark 

Michael Clark & Trina Dutta 

Mark Cloutier 

Louis & Margaret Coccodrilli 

Janet Coffman 

Seymour Cohen 

Simon & Janet Cohn 

Jacqueline Colby 

Vyvyan Coleman Dean & 

James Dean 

Elena Conis & Justin Remais 

Carol & S. Bruce Copeland 

Kitty Corbett & Craig Janes 

Martin & Diane Covitz 

Lawrence & Constance Cowper 

Carol & James Cunradi 

Loring & Ann Dales 

James & Shirley Dallas 

Tapashi Dalvi 

Helena & James Daly 

Karla Damus 

Jeanne Darricades & 

Michael Gibson 

Rena David & Walter Meyers 

Stephen Davies 

Monique de Bruin & 

Ryan Schaper 

Sylvia De Trinidad 

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HONOR ROLL, continued 

Robin Dean 

Marlene Dehn 

Jorge & Sylvia Deju 

Alma DeLeon 

Meredith Denton 

Debra & Michael DeZarn 

Ronald Dieckmann & Patricia Gates 

Alice Diefenbach 

Lisa Diemoz 

Maureen Dion-Perry & 

Edward Perry 

Roza Do 

Roscius Doan & Virginia Warfield 

Neal Dockal & Judy Cook 

David Dodds & 

Kimberly Johnston-Dodds 

Barry Dorfman & 

Helen Leabah Winter 

David & Reade Dornan 

Ron Drago 

Jonathan & Susan Ducore 

Gordon Dugan 

Kathryn Duke & Niels Kjellund 

Megan Dunbar 

Tedi Dunn 

Adrian Durbin 

Jennifer Eames 

Kathleen Earnhart 

Jose Eguia 

Lucky Ehigiator 

Leland & Marta Ehling 

Virginia Elahi 

Marjorie Emidy 

Richard Emmons & Barbara 

Voorhees-Emmons 

Robert Emrey & Maureen Norton 

Jacqueline Erbe & Andrew Talbot 

Joselin Escobar 

Shelley Facente 

Bryan Faulstich 

Tamar & Joe Fendel 

Kevin & Barbara Fennelly 

Jared & Janet Fine 

Robin & Mark Fine 

Gerald & Linda Finer 

Brooke Finkmoore 

Liza Finley 

Michael Fischetti & 

Marilyn Winkleby 

Kari Fisher 

Leslie FitzCallaghan 

Carol & James Floyd 

Mary Foran 

Orcilia & Richard Forbes 

Jeffrey Ford 

E. Lynn Fraley & Kenneth Lindahl 

Sara Frank 

Constance Fraser 

Frances & Daniel Freitas 

Marilyn & Charles Froom 

Elena Fuentes-Afflick 

Jill Furst 

Jennifer & Robert Futernick 

Deborah & Thomas Gallagher 

David Gan 

Celeste Garamendi 

Mary Gardner 

Carole & Carl Garner 

Theresa & Michael Gasman 

Joan Gates 

Megan Gaydos 

Jane Gehring 

Nicole & H. Jack Geiger 

Liliane Geisseler & Svein Rasmussen 

Nancy Gilien 

Katharine Go Ang & David Ang 

Suneeta Godbole 

Dudley Aldous 

Grace Bardine 

Paul Boumbulian 

Doris Brusasco 


Paul Conforti 

Dorothy Crouch 

Colleen Denny-Garamendi & 

John Garamendi 

Debra & Michael DeZarn 

Viola & Fredrick Egli 

Garold & Joyce Faber 

Robert Frangenberg & 

Ingrid Lamivault 

Ivan Frohne 

Marcia Gerin 

Joseph Homler 

Jay & Kip Hudson 

Kenneth & Marjorie Kaiser 


Thomas Goetz 

Annette Goggio & Daniel Cohn 

Deborah Gold 

Betty & Larry Goldblatt 

Brenda Goldstein 

Julia Goodman 

Suzan Goodman 

Amy & George Gorman 

James Gorman 


Deanne & Sidney Gottfried 

Gloria & Alfonso Grace 

Mary Beahrs Grah 

Howard Graves & Julie Baller 

Nina & Richard Green 

Linda Greenberg & 

Hiroshi Motomura 

N. Anthony & Ella Greenhouse 

Jenalynn & William Greer 

Loyal & Joyce Griffin 

Gail & Thomas Grogan 

Richard Grundy & Jamei Haswell 

Eva Ros Guerrero 

Erica & Casey Gunderson 

Sandeep Guntur & Sri Sakamuri 

Anne Gwiazdowski & 

William Andersen 

Jill Hacker-Chavez & 

Raymond Chavez 

BENjAmIN IDE WHEELER SOCIETY 

Recognizing donors who have expressed their intention to 

include the School of Public Health in their estate plans 

Jogi & T. S. Khanna 

Joan Lam 

Carol Langhauser 

Eleanor Langpaap 

Wallace Lowe 

James Maas 

Ora Main-Geyer 

Roberta O’Grady 

Therese Pipe 

Robert & Mary Porter 

Harper & Leonisa Puziss 

Lois Rifkin 

Ronald & Genevieve Roberto 

Stephen Schultz & Mary Pacey 



B. B. Teravainen 

Helen Thorall 

Paola Timiras 

Bryan Whelan 

Jean Hankin & Fred Jones 

Jovine Hankins 

Frances Hanson 

Deborah & John Hardin 

Lisa Harnack 

Robert & Martha Harrell 

Joan Harris 

M. Antoinette Harris 

William Harrison 

Robert & Deanne Hatch 

Noah Hawthorne 

Mary & Richard Hedrick 

Susan Helmrich & Richard Levine 

Darryl Henley & Shelly Hamilton 

Rona & Robert Henry 

Daniel Hernandez 

Dorith Hertz & Teven Laxer 

Constance Heye & Lance Smith 

Robert & June Hiatt 

Elizabeth Hibbard 

Elaine & Joseph Hiel 

Marisa Hildebrand 

Warren & Miriam Hill 

Beverly & Hugh Hilleary 

Richard Hirsh & Cathy Neto 

Rosemary Hoban 

Arlen & Helen Hoh 

Karen Holbrook 

Lee & Charlotte Holder 

Elizabeth Holly & Bruce Seidel 

Elizabeth Holm 

Martine Holston 

Jennifer Hood 

Rita Hose 

Sumi Hoshiko & Stuart Ozer 

David Hoskinson 

Jeanmaire Hryshko 

Mae Hsu 

Yu-Hsi Hu 

Estie & Mark Hudes 

Sylvia Hutchison 

Priscilla Ilem 

Robert & Beverly Isman 

Kiersten Israel-Ballard 

Susan Ivey 

Mary & Kraig Jacobson 

Gay Jagels 

Nidhi Jain 

Patricia James 

Roland & Reona James 

Marion Jarrett 

Melissa Jennings 

D. Lowell Jensen 

Kathony & Franklin Jerauld 

Petra Jerman 

Violet Jew 

Jon Johnsen 

Kathryn Johnson & John Culver 

Marchelle Johnson 

Ryan Johnson 

Yeva Johnson & Michael Potter 

Andrea Jones 

Marilyn Robbie Jossens & 

Lawrence Jossens 

Lili & Robert Joy 

Dawn Joyce 

Ngon Jue 

David Kaisel 

Soo-Hyang Kang 

Deborah Karasek 

Leanne & Richard Kaslow 

Muriel & David Kears 

Steffi & Josh Kellam 

Jenness & James Keller 

Susan & Daniel Keller 

Olivia & Richard Kendrick 

Lani Kent 

Margo Kerrigan 

Eric Kessell 

Alana Ketchel 

Ruthann Kibler 

Helen & Gene Kim 

Nancy & Kenneth Klostermeyer 

Freyja Knapp & Laurent Morton 

Arthur & Laura Kodama 

Jean Kohn 

Colin & Diane Kopes-Kerr 

Jill Korte 

Kathryn Kotula 

Willard & Grace Krabill 

Nora Krantzler & John Boothby 

Margaret & Robert Kreider 

Jerry Kuroda 

Mark Kutnink 

Marilyn Kwan 

Rita Kwan 

Clement & Donna Kwong 

Bruce & Phyllis Lane 

Phyllis Lane 

Sandra Lane 

Geoffrey Lang 

Daniel Lappin 

Rachel Larson 

Bernard Lau 

Doris Lauber 

Kurt Lauridsen 

Audrey Lawrence 

Sally Lawrence 

Janet Leader 

Frances & Ronald Ledford 

Carrie & John Lee 

Diane Lee 

Patricia & Po-Sun Lee 

Roberta Lee 

Priscilla Lee-Chu & Eugene Chu 

Sharon Lerman 

Heidi Lerner 

Eric & Jasmin Levander 

Lynn Levin & Stanley Oshinsky 

Sylvia Levinson 

Avital Levy 

Jack & Edna Lewis 

Adrienne & Van Horn Lieu 

Tracy Lieu 

Maurine Lightwood

Samuel Lind 

Lois Lindberg 

David Lindquist 

Kris Lindstrom & Annette Chaplin 

Edwin Linsley 

Sheri Lippman & 

Victor Perez-Zubeldia 

Christine Little 

Sibylle Lob & Robert Badal 

Lois & Donald Lollich 

David & Wendy Louie 

James & Maureen Lubben 

Betty Lucas & Gordon Jackins 

Roger Luckmann & Erica Foldy 

Anne & Charles Ludvik 

Linda & Sammy Lum 

Claudia & Robert Lutz 

Thomas Maack 

Frank & Waneka Mackison 

Sheryl Magzamen 

Naveen & Syed Mahmood 

Shirley Main 

David & Anne Manchester 

Aditya Mane 

Harry & Claire Manji 

Jean & Anionette Maples 

Claire Margerison 

David Mark 

Anita & Edward Marshall 

Jane Martin & Michael Samuel 

Marina Martin 

Luis & Ardonna Martinez 

Patricia Maryland 

Doris Maslach 

Nancy Masters & Paul Cohen 

John Mateczun & Elizabeth Holmes 

Ben & Misato Mathews 

Marlon Maus 

Melanie Maykin 

Brigid McCaw 

Brandi McCoy 

Marian McDonald 

Ruth McHenry-Coe 

Marta McKenzie & 

Lawrence Chapter 

Janet McNamara 

Robert Meenan 

Raymond Meister & Mary Miller 

Maya Melczer 

Christina & Randall Mellin 

Mark Mendell 

Ruth & Harry Metzger 

James & Nancy Meyers 

Joan Milburn 

Andrew Miller 

Jenesse Miller 

Marlene & Thomas Miller 

Robert & Faith Miller 

Ray Minjares & 

Ryan Greene-Roesel 

Anna Mirer 

Patrick Mitchell 

Seema Mittal 

Muniba Mohammed 

Janet Mohle-Boetani & 

Mark Monasse 

Sunshine Monastrial 

Lorna & Kenneth Monroe 

J.C. & Lark Montgomery 

Telford Moore 

Hilbert Morales & 

Elizabeth Rose-Morales 

Pat & Ray Morris 

Hallie Morrow 

Courtney Mulhern-Pearson 

Mark & Nancy Munekata 

Melissa Murphy 

Lea & Benjamin Murray 

Frank Mycroft & Sue Tsang 

Prabhakaran & Girija Nair 

Katherine Nammacher & 

Dean Diongson 

Sarah Neff 

Amalia & Carl Neidhardt 

William Neilson 

Jeffrey Newman 

Valerie Ngo 

Mark Nicas & Jennifer McNary 

Joel & Phyllis Nitzkin 

Gary & Peggy Noble 

Charlotte Noyes & Clark Watkins 

Chidinma & George Nwakudu 

Juno Obedin-Maliver 

Somao Ochi 

Marcellina Ogbu 

Afolabi & Mojirola Oguntoyinbo 

Ruby & Donald Okazaki 

Victor Olano 

Ann Oldervoll 

R. Detlev Olshausen 

Cynthia & Brian O’Malley 

Douglas Oman 

Karen Oppenheimer 

Susie Osaki Holm 

Lars Osterberg 

Ruth Osuch 

Lisa & Roger Ota 

Beverly Ovrebo 

Nitika & Madhukar Pai 

Edward Panacek 

Melissa Parker 

Marie Pasquinelli 

Ronald Pasquinelli 

Bina Patel 

Mildred Patterson 

Eileen & Mark Pearl 

Clockwise from upper left: James Bullard and Robert Gunier, M.P.H. ’97, 

both of whom received Reshetko Family Scholarships; George McKray, 

M.P.H. ’57, who facilitated the creation of the Reshetko Family 

Scholarships; and Professor Emeritus Chin Long Chang, in whose honor 

one of the scholarships was named 

Jolie Pearl 

Anna Peck 

Marcia Peck 

Gerald Peters 

Douglas & Karla Peterson 

Christina Phares & Colin Garrett 

Mary Philp 

Alta Picchi 

Susan & John Pinheiro 

Therese Pipe 

Lawrence Plaskett 

James Platts 

Nyla Plouche-Gonzalez 

Jennifer & Matthew Plunkett 

Adam Polis 

Maria Porter 

Philip Prendergast 

Karen & Robert Pridemore 

Erica Prussing 

Jacqueline & Richard Pryor 

Savitri Purshottam 

Nancy Puttkammer & David Saxen 

Aisha Qamar 

Cheng Qin 

Patricia Quinlan & Kevin Costello 

Judith Quittman 

Kimberley & Martin Ragnartz 

Valerie Randolph & Donald Fenbert 

Judith & John Ratcliffe 

Loren Rauch & Heather Kuiper 

Blake Rawdin 

Irene Reed 

Jill Reedy & Andrew Martin 

Susan Reese 

Kyndaron Reinier 

Rene Ricks 

Kathleen Ries & Stephen McCurdy 

Jean & Francis Riley 

Gordon & Whit Robbins 

Annette & Wilfrid Roberge 

Mary & Carl Rodrick 

Judith & Paul Rogers 

James Rogge 

Judith Rosen 

Allan Rosenberg 

Martin Rosenblum 

Elizabeth Rosenthal & Jorge Ibarra 

Rebecca Roth 

Rebecca Roy 

Alice Royal 

Thomas Rundall & Jane Tiemann 

Neil Sachs 

Natalia & Michael Sadetsky 

Lisa Sadleir-Hart & Thomas Hart 

Lisa & Ali Safaeinili 

Jose Salazar 

Neda Saleh 

Alice Salvatore & Alan Oppenheim 

Ann & Lars Sandven 

Martha Sandy & Qi Dang 

Gopal & Andrea Sankaran 

Timothy & Kiyomi Sankary 

Glenn-Milo Santos 

Clea Sarnquist 

Leigh Sawyer & Gerald Quinnan 

Katherine Schaff 

Maureen Scherzberg 

Sunessa Schettler 

Robert Schlegel & Janet Fogel 

Steven Schwartzberg 

Megan Schwarzman 

Victoria & Dell Schweitzer 

Lynn Scuri & John Glaser 

Faith Seal 

William & Roberta Shaw 

Valerie Sheehan 

Edna & Jeffrey Shipley 

Seth Shonkoff 

Karen Shore 

Stephen Sidney & 

Carolyn Schuman 

Jessica Siegel & Stephen Tsoneff 

Kirstin & Geoffrey Siemering 

John Sieverding & 

Elizabeth Tapen-Sieverding 

Jennifer & Joel Silberman 

Barton & Kathy Simmons 

Juliet Sims & Bryan Barnhart 

Monique Sims 

Lillian Sinayuk 

Phoenix Sinclair 

Cathy & Gary Sitts 

Kelly Sitts 

Esmond Smith 

Sharon & Harry Smith 

Terrill Smith 

Linda Smith Schermer & 

Harry Schermer 

Lorraine Smookler 

Kristie Snider 

Susan & David Snyder 

Krikor & Caline Soghikian 

Karen Sokal-Gutierrez 

Lucia & Peter Sommers 

Leif Sorenson 

Joan Sprinson 

Usha & Bharat Srinivasan 

Susan Standfast & 

Theodore Wright 

James Stark 

David Steffen 

Jacklyn Stein & Matt Atwood 

Deborah & David Stephenson 

Edith & Guy Sternberg 

Patricia Sterner 

Wayne Steward 

Philip & Sigrid Stillman 

Howard & Virginia Stiver 

Marilyn & William Stocker 

Martin & Sharon Strosberg 

Mark & Nanelle Sullivan 

Anne Sunderland 

Franklin & Elizabeth Sunzeri 

Christine Swanson 

Tricia Swartling & Chris Williams 

Louise Swig 

Laurence & Ann Sykes 

Kristie Tacey 

Hui Tang 

Patricia Tanquary 

Elfi & Hugo Tarazona 

Cathy Tashiro & Carl Anderson 

Timothy Taylor 

William & Judith Taylor 

Irene & Marsh Tekawa 

Marilyn Teplow 

Patricia Terry & Douglas Olson 

Nyunt Thane 

Gregory & Bonita Thomas 

Hannah Thompson 

Lisa Thompson 




Mary Haven & Richard Thompson 

Sheryl Thorburn 

Diane Tokugawa & Alan Gould 

Rose & John Tom 

April Tong 

Claudine Torfs 

Mary Traylor 

James Trostle 

Laura Trupin 

Feng Tsai 

Sandra Tsai 

Suzanne Tsang 

Mary & Kenneth Tuckwell 

Janis & Daniel Tuerk 

Robert Tufel 

David Tuller 

Michael & Barbara Turell 

Sandra Tye 

Judith & Clarence Ueda 

Gregory Ullman 

Timothy Uyeki 

Candace Vahlsing 

Craig Van Roekens 

Julie & Dan Van Winkle 

Ludenia & Steven Varga 

Anne Vargas 

Dorothy & Clasten Vaughn 

Rosalie & Paul Vlahutin 

Karen Vogel 

Lois Von Husen & Richard Lehman 

Kathleen Vork 

Girish Vyas 

Leslie Wallace 

Karin Wallestad & David Madland 

Julia Walsh & Stephen Dell 

Christina Watson 

Anielka Gonzalez Webb & 

Matthew McCoffer 

Harvey & Rhona Weinstein 

Constance & Stanley Weisner 

Morris & Audree Weiss 

Amy Weitz 

Ardyce Wells 

Veta & Robert Wenzel 

John & Elizabeth Anne Wikle 

John Williams 

Jacquelyn Williams-Uqbolue 

Michael Wilson & Maria Kersey 

Liana & William Winett 

Terry & Teri Winter 

Barbara Wismer 

Sharon Witemeyer 

Ellen Wolfe 

Carol & George Woltring 

Carrie Wong 

Channing Wong 

Lisa Wong 

Walter Wong 

Susie & Howard Woo 

Annie Worth 

Robert Yarwood 

Christine Yeh 

Mary & Melvyn Yokan 

Christopher Yopp 

Sallie Yoshida & Max Kelley 

Herbert & Carolyn Young 

Linda Young 

Virginia Young-Cureton & 

Glen Cureton 

Stella Yu & Hingloi Hung 

Susan Zahner 

Lixia Zhang & Tom Lake 

Lucas Zier 

Ann Zukoski & Mark Bartlett 

ORGANIZATIONS 

ExECutIvE CIRCLE 

($100,000 & AbovE) 

Anonymous 

Fred H. Bixby Foundation 

British United Provident 

Association Limited 

Jewish Community Federation 

of San Francisco 

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 


DIRECtoR’S CIRCLE 

($50,000 to $99,999) 

The Aquaya Institute 

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. 

Venture Strategies for Health & 

Development 

LEADERS 

($25,000 to $49,999) 

Max Factor Family Foundation 

bENEFACtoRS 

($10,000 to $24,999) 

Children with Leukaemia 

FMC Foundation 

International Foundation for 

Ethical Research 

W. K. Kellogg Foundation 

Gordon & Betty Moore 

Foundation 

The San Francisco Foundation 

PAtRoNS 

($5,000 to $9,999) 

Blue Shield of California 

The California Endowment 

The Commonwealth Fund 

Give Something Back, Inc. 

Philanthropic Ventures Foundation II 


Owen Patotzka (far left), John Warren (second from left), and Howard 

Friedman (right), trustees of the Fred H. Bixby Foundation, join Dean 

Stephen Shortell (center) and Chancellor Birgeneau at a reception to 

celebrate the foundation’s $15 million gift to establish the Bixby 

Center for Population, Health, and Sustainability. 

ADvoCAtES 

($1,000 to $4,999) 

Anonymous 

Anthem Blue Cross Of California 

California Healthcare Foundation 

The California Wellness Foundation 

Catholic Healthcare West 

Chevron Oronite Company 

Dextra Baldwin McGonagle 

Foundation 

Galloway Trust 

Global Solutions for Infectious 

Diseases 

Hain Celestial Group, Inc. 

The James Irvine Foundation 

John Muir/Mt Diablo Health System 

Kaiser Permanente 

KPMG Foundation 

The New York Community Trust 

Pfizer, Inc. 

Marcelle & Andrew Rosen 

Foundation 

Sutter Health Care 

Telecare Corporation 

UC Chinese Alumni Foundation 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

PARtNERS ($500 to $999) 

Children’s Hospital & Research 

Center Oakland 

Chinese Hospital 

Google Foundation 

International Medical Corps 

The Lair of the Golden Bear 

Family Camp 

Lashof Revocable Intervivos 

Noke Charitable Foundation 

The David & Lucile Packard 

Foundation 

Nicholas C. Petris Center 

Presidio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 

Ramsell Holding Corporation 

See’s Candies 

Silverado Vineyards 

FRIENDS ($250 to $499) 

American International Group, Inc. 

Berkeley Chamber Performances 

Johnson & Johnson Family of 

Companies Foundation 

Andrea Menghetti Import & Export 

Nova Fisheries, Inc. 

Woodenhead Vintners 

SuPPoRtERS 

($150 to $249) 

Alta Bates Medical Group 

Applera Corporation 

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 

DoubleTree Hotel of Berkeley 

Freddie Mac Foundation 

Hafner Vineyards 

Health & Healing Clinic 

F. Korbel Bros 

Metzger Law Group 

Patsy & Arnold Palmer Foundation 

Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Inc. 

Retzlaff Estate Wines 

Rosenblum Cellars, Inc. 

Samuels & Associates 

Stop AIDS Project 

Varian Medical Systems, Inc. 

CoNtRIbutoRS 

($1 to $149) 

Acme Bread Company 

Berkeley Touchless Car Wash 

Caffe Venezia 

ChevronTexaco Corporation 

Children’s Discovery Museum 

of San Jose 

Citizen Canine 

Cobb’s Comedy Club 

Connie’s Cantina 

Disneyland 

Eastwind Books Of Berkeley 

Fellini Restaurant 

Funky Door Yoga 

General Motors Corporation 

Foundation 

Grub N Go 

Jodie’s Restaurant & Bar-B-Que 

Juan’s Place 

La Note Restaurant 

Lawrence Hall of Science 

Lindsay Wildlife Museum 

Merck Company Foundation 

Natural Grocery Company 

OSIsoft 

Rockridge Cafe 

Martin Rosenblum & Associates 

San Francisco Zoo 

Straighten Up! 

The United Way of the Bay Area 

Viva Taqueria 

Weiss Family Trust 

Wellpoint Foundation 

Zza’s Trattoria 

GIfTS IN KIND 

Acme Bread Company/ 

Doug Volkmer 

Lucinda & Ronald Bazile 

P. Robert Beatty 

Berkeley Chamber Performances 

Berkeley Natural Grocery Company 

Berkeley Touchless Car Wash 

Bette’s Oceanview Diner 

Harvey & Bonnie Bichkoff 

Michael Bird 

BJ & J Sports Awards & Gifts 

Babette & Sydney Bloch 

Kasey Brenner 


Caffe Venezia 

Children’s Discovery Museum 

of San Jose 

Citizen Canine 

Cobb’s Comedy Club 

Connie’s Cantina 

Linda Davis 

Disneyland 

DoubleTree Hotels, Berkeley 

Ron Drago 

Eastwind Books of Berkeley 

Steve Fanelli 

Fellini Restaurant 

Funky Door Yoga 

Judy Gilmore 

Grand Lake Theater 

Grub N Go 

Hafner Vineyards 

Hain Celestial Group, Inc. 

David Harrington & Denise Abrams 

Health & Healing Clinic 

Denise Herd

Elaine & Eric Hillesland 

Institute for Health and Healing 

Jodie’s Restaurant & Bar-B-Que 

Johnson & Johnson Family of 

Companies Foundation 

Juan’s Place 

F. Korbel Bros 

Jane Kunde 

Jerry Kuroda 

La Note Restaurant 

The Lair of the Golden 

Bear Family Camp 

Joan Lam 

Mindi Lassman 

Lawrence Hall of Science 

Carl Lester 

Lexus of Serramonte 

Lindsay Wildlife Museum 

Leslie Louie & David Bowen 

Mario’s La Fiesta 

Andrea Menghetti Import & Export 

Natural Grocery Company 

DECADE CLub 

William Neilson 

Evelyn Nodal 

Lisa & Roger Ota 

Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Inc. 

Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy 

Poulet 

Lisa & John Pritzker 

Kelvin Quan & Karen Lam 

Retzlaff Estate Wines 

Laura Roche 

Rockridge Cafe 

Beth Roemer 


Rosenblum Cellars, Inc. 

Gayle & Theodore Saenger 

San Francisco Zoo 


Steven Schwartzberg 

See’s Candies 

Semifreddi’s 

Karen Shore 


Recognizing individuals who have given for the past 

10 years consecutively 

T. Elaine Adamson & 

Edward Gould 

Nancy Altemus 

Adele Amodeo 

Ramona Anderson 

Richard & Carlene Anderson 

Howard & Anita Backer 

Richard Bailey 

John Barker & Fan Cheng 

James & Lisa Behrmann 

Joan & Howard Bloom 

Judith Bramson 

Wendy Breuer & Charles Crane 

Claude Brown 

Jeffrey & Cathleen Brown 


Elizabeth Calfee 

Barbara Campbell 

Gretchen & Charles Carlson 

Farah Champsi 

Raymond & Grace Chan 

Alice Chetkovich 

Chin Long & Fu Chen Chiang 

Eunice Childs 

Carol & Ronald Clazie 

Dolores & Samuel Clement 

Linda & James Clever 

Ashley & Kenneth Coates 

Seymour Cohen 

Carol & S. Bruce Copeland 


Lawrence & Constance Cowper 

Helena & James Daly 

Dale Danley 

Margaret Deane 


Susan & Michael Eckhardt 

Leland & Marta Ehling 

Patricia Evans 

Gerald & Lorraine Factor 

Robin & Mark Fine 

Michael & Sandra Fischman 

Julie Fishman & Terry Pechacek 

Carol & James Floyd 

Susan & James Foerster 

Constance Fraser 

Katharine & Daniel Frohardt-Lane 

Marilyn & Charles Froom 

Wallace Gee 

Nicole & H. Jack Geiger 

Liliane Geisseler & 

Svein Rasmussen 

Carol Giblin 

William & Lynda Gross 

Silverado Vineyards 

Alan Stein & Laura Peck 


Straighten Up! 

L. James Strand 

Kristie Tacey 

Linda Tang 

Nancy Thomson 

Viva Taqueria 

Julia Walsh & Stephen Dell 

Woodenhead Vintners 

Zza’s Trattoria 

CLASS GIfT 

Bilaal Ahmed 

Lori Babcock 

Melissa Bartman 

Nicole Bazell 

Kathleen Bedford 

Sloane Blair 

Michelle Boontanom 

Emily Brandl-Salutz 

Richard Gustilo 

Jean Hankin & Fred Jones 

Frances Hanson 

Robert & Martha Harrell 

James & Patricia Harrison 

Thomas Hazlet 

Alfred & Stella Hexter 

Glenn & Jan Hildebrand 

David & Katharine Hopkins 


The Hosel Family 

David Hoskinson 

Estie & Mark Hudes 

Deborah & Martin Inouye 

Robert & Beverly Isman 


James & Sarah Kimmey 

Laurence Kolonel 

Catherine & James Koshland 

Clement & Donna Kwong 

Joan Lam 


Frances & Ronald Ledford 

Kelvin & Brenda Lee 

Lynn Levin & Stanley Oshinsky 

Nancy Lusk & Michael Smith 

Shirley Main 

Grayson & Sally Marshall 

Nancy Masters & Paul Cohen 

Ruth McHenry-Coe 

Robert Meenan 

Jordan Brooks 

Nancy Bui 

Peter Carroll 

Leona Chan 

Sheena Chen 

Ellen Chow 

Meredith Denton 

Adrian Durbin 

Jacqueline Erbe 

Joselin Escobar 

Bryan Faulstich 

Brooke Finkmoore 

Jeffrey Ford 

Jill Furst 

Mary Gardner 

Suneeta Godbole 

Julia Goodman 

Sandeep Guntur 

Noah Hawthorne 

Martine Holston 

Jennifer Hood 

Jeanmaire Hryshko 

Mark Mendell 

Joan Milburn 

Elizabeth Minkler 

Meredith Minkler & Jerry Peters 

Ralph & Jane Myhre 

Linda Neuhauser & Craig Buxton 

Jeffrey Newman 

Beata & Harlen Ng 

Joel & Phyllis Nitzkin 


Mary & Craig Noke 

Somao Ochi 

Mary O’Connor & Emil Brown 

Ruth Osuch 

Roderic & Catherine Park 

Artist Parker 

Mildred Patterson 

Edward & Camille Penhoet 

Janet Perlman & Carl Blumstein 

Darwin & Donna Poulos 

Savitri Purshottam 

Arthur Reingold & Gail Bolan 

Joseph & Nancy Restuccia 

Lois Rifkin 

Shirley Roach 


Thomas Rundall & Jane Tiemann 

Lisa Sadleir-Hart & Thomas Hart 


Leigh Sawyer & Gerald Quinnan 


Yu-Hsi Hu 

Kiersten Israel-Ballard 

Yeva Johnson 

Dawn Joyce 

Deborah Karasek 

Alana Ketchel 

Heather Kuiper 

Rita Kwan 

Rachel Larson 

Bernard Lau 

Priscilla Lee-Chu 

Sharon Lerman 

Avital Levy 

Claire Margerison 

Marina Martin 

Melanie Maykin 

Brandi McCoy 

Maya Melczer 

Jenesse Miller 

Muniba Mohammed 

Sunshine Monastrial 

Melissa Murphy 


Takeo & Maye Shirasawa 



Nancy & Robert Shurtleff 


Allan & Meera Smith 

Esmond Smith 

Kirk Smith & Joan Diamond 

Linda Smith Schermer & 

Harry Schermer 

Lorraine Smookler 

Robert & Patricia Spear 

Susan Standfast & 

Theodore Wright 


Edith & Guy Sternberg 

Howard & Virginia Stiver 

Marilyn & William Stocker 

Laurence & Ann Sykes 

Irene & Marsh Tekawa 

Corinna & William Tempelis 

Marilyn Teplow 

Ronald Thiele 

Laura Trupin 

Sandra Tye 

Eileen & James Vohs 

Harvey & Rhona Weinstein 



Sarah Neff 

Valerie Ngo 

Chidinma Nwakudu 

Juno Obedin-Maliver 

Ann Oldervoll 

Lauren Pasutti 

Bina Patel 

Anna Peck 

James Platts 

Maria Porter 

Aisha Qamar 

Susan Reese 

Matthew Rivard 

Marian Roan 

Neda Saleh 

Glenn-Milo Santos 

Katherine Schaff 

Seth Shonkoff 

Juliet Sims 

Leif Sorenson 

Hannah Thompson 

Lisa Thompson 

Candace Vahlsing 

Leslie Wallace 

Carrie Wong 

Christopher Yopp 

IN HONOR Of 

Mary Arnold 

by James & Shirley Dallas 

Seiko Brodbeck 

by John Brockert 

Patricia Buffler 

by Linda & James Clever 

Chin Long Chiang 

by Margaret Deane 

Elizabeth Holly & Bruce Seidel 

Mary Jay Clough 

by Sylvia Levinson 

The Dean and Coleman 

families 

by Vyvyan Coleman Dean & 

James Dean 

Diane Driver and The Center 

for Aging Newsletter 

by Amy & George Gorman 

Ann and David Flinn 

by Pamela & Rodrick Alston 

Pat Hosel 


Richard Zurow 

David Kessler 

by Eleanor Langpaap 

Roselyne Swig 

Phil Levin 

by Barbara & Ronald Gordon 

Joyce & Jerry Monkarsh 

Brenda & Budge Offer 

Patsy & Arnold Palmer 

Jean Marsh 

by James & Maureen Lubben 

Stephen Shortell 


Richard Zurow 

Charles Smith 

by Robert & Martha Harrell 

Robert Spear 

by Arlene & David Klonoff 

Barbara Staggers 

by Thomas & Virginia McKone 

Len Syme 

by Samuel Lind 

Helen Wallace 

by Anne Gwiazdowski & 

William Andersen 

IN MEMORy Of 

Bob Amber 

by Robert & Deanne Hatch 

Rose & John Tom 

Sally Bellows 

by John & Ruth Bellows 

Hellmut Meister 

Henrik Blum 

by Sylvia De Trinidad 

Nina & Richard Green 

0 The CAMPAIGN for the SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Summer 2009 

Al Childs 

by Eunice Child 


Martin & Sharon Strosberg 

Marguerite de la Vega Linsley 

by Edwin Linsley 

Ramón Feliciano 

by Marian McDonald 

School of Public Health scholarship recipients gather at the Women’s Faculty Club to meet their sponsors 

at the Scholarship Tea, September 2008. 

William Griffiths 

by George & Eleanor Cernada 


James & Shirley Dallas 

Daniel Funderburk 


Dana Hansen 

by Barbara Hansen 

Alfred Hexter 

by Stella Hexter 

Ruth Huenemann 

by Jean Hankin & Fred Jones 


Betty Lucas & Gordon Jackins 


Mary Traylor 

Mary & Kenneth Tuckwell 

Aya Kodama 

by Cathy Kodama 

Connie Long 

by Lynn Levin & 

Stanley Oshinsky 

Shirley Roach 

Elaine Ludwig 

by Donald Ludwig 

Walter Mangold 

by Lawrence & Constance Cowper 

Sheldon Margen 

by Joan & Howard Bloom 

Erica & Casey Gunderson 

Linda Neuhauser & 

Craig Buxton 

Dorothy Neely McCutchan 

by Ann & Lars Sandven 

Don Minkler 

by T. Elaine Adamson & 

Edward Gould 

Jean & Willis Andersen 

Susan & Schuyler Bailey 

Margaret & Thomas Bowman 

Donald Brecker & Ann Darling 

Barbara Coffin 


Richard Emmons & 

Barbara Voorhees-Emmons 

Carole & Austin Frank 

Connie Gee 

Simon & Sylvia Guendelman 

Mary & Richard Hafner 

Eugene & Marianne Haller 


D. Lowell Jensen 

Yvonne Koshland 

Margaret & Robert Kreider 


Kurt Lauridsen 

Jack & Edna Lewis 

Doris Maslach 

Meredith Minkler & 

Jerry Peters 

R. Detlev Olshausen 

Ellen Peterson & 

Roland Brandel 

Allyson & Ralph Rickard 

Rebecca Roth 


Philip & Sigrid Stillman 

William Moore 

by Jorge & Sylvia Deju 

Dorothy Nyswander 

by Daniel Funderburk 

Leon Olson 

by Susan Zahner 

Ralph Paffenbarger 

by Patricia & Richard Buffler 

G. Nicholas Parlette 

by Carol Parlette 

William Reeves 

by Constantine & Nancy Tempelis 


David Riese 

by Mary Riese 

Kay Safford Pierog 

by Marion Jarrett 

Charles Smith 

by Shirley Roach 

Clara Terry 

by Patricia Terry & Douglas Olson 

Jean Todd 

by Lynda Bradford 

Jerry van de Erve 

by Karen & Robert Pridemore 

Russell Watson 

by Christina Watson 

Christina Marie Williams 

by J. Michael Mahoney 

Robert Worth 

by Annie Worth 

Irwin Wunderman 

by Lorna & Kenneth Monroe 

Dorothy Nyswander 

by Daniel Funderburk 

Leon Olson 

by Susan Zahner 

Ralph Paffenbarger 

by Patricia & Richard Buffler 

G. Nicholas Parlette 

by Carol Parlette 

William Reeves 

by Constantine & Nancy Tempelis 


David Riese 

by Mary Riese 

Kay Safford Pierog 

by Marion Jarrett 

Charles Smith 

by Shirley Roach 

Clara Terry 

by Patricia Terry & Douglas Olson 

Jean Todd 

by Lynda Bradford 

Jerry van de Erve 

by Karen & Robert Pridemore 

Russell Watson 

by Christina Watson 

Christina Marie Williams 

by J. Michael Mahoney 

Robert Worth 

by Annie Worth 

Irwin Wunderman 

by Lorna & Kenneth Monroe 

Every effort has been made to provide a complete and 

accurate listing of individual donors and their gifts to the 

School of Public Health from July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008. 

Should you discover a mistake or omission, please accept 

our apologies and contact us at ( 0) - or 

trini@berkeley.edu so that we can correct our records.

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