About the Cal Alumni Association
The Cal Alumni Association (CAA) provides all Cal graduates with rewarding connections to the university, to fellow alums, and to current students. Founded by the original graduates of the University of California in 1872, the Cal Alumni Association today represents more than half a million alums living throughout the world.
Our Mission
Our Vision
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The Donor Impact Report tracks key initiatives and our progress toward executing our mission.
Strategic Direction
Learn how the Cal Alumni Association is demonstrating its continued commitment to our UC Berkeley community.
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Leadership Team
The Cal Alumni Association’s Leadership Team leads the association in executing our mission and strategic vision.
Kirk Tramble ’93 (center left) and other alums connect with students through the Beyond Berkeley Career Series. / CJ Poloka
Board of Directors
The Cal Alumni Association’s Board of Directors guide the association and serve the UC Berkeley community.
Roberts has found ways to bridge her work at Kaiser and Cal through initiatives like the Cal Corporate Committee at Kaiser. On one occasion, she invited Oski and his ambassador to the pediatric ward. / Courtesy of Marsha Roberts
Cal Alumni Association
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Berkeley, CA 94720
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510.900.8225
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info@alumni.berkeley.edu
Support the Cal Alumni Association
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and self-funded organization, CAA relies on alumni support to operate its programs and provide scholarships to Cal students. When you make a contribution to CAA, you enjoy the satisfaction of knowing that your gift will have significant impact on vital programming for alumni and students, as well as on the future of the university.
News from the Cal Alumni Association
Opening Doors, One 25-Cent Fix at a Time: Jim and the Rogers Family Legacy
By Jessie Fisher“You’re not gonna knock on the door of the person next to you at a motel,” Jim said. The environment, the experience—it works with human nature.
Goodbye, Oakland: When the Teams Leave, What Remains?
By Urja Upadhyaya / All photos are courtesy of Don Collier, KLC fotosIn “Goodbye, Oakland,” authors Andy Dolich and Dave Newhouse explore the rise and fall of a beloved sports town. At a recent Cal Alumni event, they shared what happens when teams leave, fans stay, and a city must fight to hold onto its soul.
Hale Zukas and the Quiet Power of Persistence: A Berkeley Story That Changed the World
By Urja UpadhyayaTheir mission was clear: center Hale’s voice, show the world what presence-as-resistance looks like, and reframe how we talk about access, design, and justice. Through the lens of the award-winning film HALE, we revisit a Berkeley story that changed the world.
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