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Berkeley Haas Alumni Council

The Berkeley Haas Council is comprised of alumni and student volunteers who serve as ambassadors by communicating with classmates (or fellow alumni at their corporation) about year-round activities, engagement opportunities, reunion events, lifelong learning programs, career services, and annual giving to the school. These volunteers also guide the planning and priorities of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Network (BHAN). The council meets formally three times a year (2 video calls, 1 all-day conference) to network, hear key school updates, learn from current faculty, and share ideas.

The council meets formally twice a year to network to hear key school updates, learn from current faculty, and share ideas.

Contact: Angie Coleman-Levy, Director, Alumni Engagement & Leadership Development
[email protected]

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Fisher Center for Real Estate & Urban Economics
University of California, Berkeley
Haas School of Business, Bakar Building, F-602
Berkeley, CA 94720-6105
510-643-6105; [email protected]

Role:	Keep your classmates engaged with each other and the school, and help to enhance the school’s reputational and financial strength.
Responsibilities:	Peer-to-peer Communications & Outreach: Communicate with your classmates about Haas School news, encouraging them to Hire Haas, participate in alumni events and Big Give, and get involved Encourage sharing of personal and professional updates for the Alumni Notes feature in the BerkeleyHaas magazine Enhance the School’s Financial Strength: Make your annual donation to the Haas Fund Lend your voice for one or two email appeals encouraging your classmates to support the school philanthropically Participate in Volunteer Meetings & Conference Calls: Participate in video conference calls with the Dean for strategy updates and school news (fall and spring) Attend the Class Volunteer Leadership Conference
Benefits:	Access to the Dean and Berkeley Haas senior leadership Networking with other alumni leaders Personal staff liaison Access to faculty & additional learning opportunities at Conference Complimentary admission to select Berkeley Haas events Recognition in the Annual Report

Month	Volunteer Activities
September	Encourage Alumni Note submission for BerkeleyHaas Magazine
October	Attend Homecoming! Conference Call with Dean Harrison
November	Dress up and celebrate our alumni at the annual Haas Gala in SF.
December	Encourage Alumni Note submission for BerkeleyHaas Magazine
January	Happy New Year, relax!
February
March	Attend Berkeley Haas Volunteer Council Conference Make your annual gift on Big Give Post & tag classmates on social media (Give, Post, Tag)
April	Attend All-Alumni Conference
May
June	“Logistics & statistics” call with Staff Liaison before the fiscal year close Consider your involvement in FY21
July

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