Our Mission

To cultivate a lifelong relationship with our alma mater by connecting and inspiring alums, students, and the campus community through meaningful and inclusive opportunities. We foster a culture that celebrates diversity, creates a sense of belonging, and advances equity.

Our Vision

All Cal alums worldwide feel welcomed and are actively engaged with the University of California, Berkeley for life.

Thank you for your support!

The Donor Impact Report tracks key initiatives and our progress toward executing our mission.

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Strategic Direction

Learn how the Cal Alumni Association is demonstrating its continued commitment to our UC Berkeley community.

The Way Forward
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Leadership Team

The Cal Alumni Association’s Leadership Team leads the association in executing our mission and strategic vision.

Meet the Leadership Team
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Board of Directors

The Cal Alumni Association’s Board of Directors guide the association and serve the UC Berkeley community.

Meet the Board of Directors
Roberts poses with Oski at Kaiser Permanente's pediatric ward. 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

Visit Us

We look forward to serving you on campus! Stop by Alumni House on your next visit to Berkeley.

Alumni House
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Cal Alumni Association

1 Alumni House
Berkeley, CA 94720
888.CAL.ALUM
510.900.8225
fax: 510.642.6252
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.

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News from the Cal Alumni Association

Co-founders, Julie Clugage, left, and Lila Ibrahim, right, lean in to assist two young students wearing headsets seated at laptops inside a classroom in Kenya, in 2013. Julie Clugage and co-founder Lila Ibrahim work alongside students during Team4Tech's first project in Kenya, in 2013. A year after launching the organization, the mission was in the field.
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She Went for Six Months. She Stayed for a Lifetime.

By Urja Upadhyaya

She went to Guatemala for six months and ended up staying for two years. That question — what becomes possible when underserved young people get access to technology and learning — never left her.

Mayor Adena Ishii speaks at a podium during her first State of the City address, with the California state flag and the United States flag visible behind her against a blue and red backdrop. Mayor Adena Ishii delivers her first State of the City address. The countdown clock on her desk, she says, is not a source of anxiety. It is a reminder that every day counts.
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The City That Made Her

By Urja Upadhyaya

She left high school in the middle of 10th grade, experienced housing insecurity while at Cal, and never set out to be mayor. Now she runs the city that made her.

A painting of Lisette Martinez in a dress with a brown belt and a white scarf. Hola, my name is Lisette Martinez and I’m a second year TLA (The Leadership Award) scholar.
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Finding Community At Cal

By Lisette Martinez

A TLA scholar from a small California mountain town found her community at Berkeley, and now helps others find theirs.