“UCLA is the only place in the world that could support a person like me, my international interests, my interests in diversity of American culture, and my interests in performing arts. These are things that don’t converge much in higher education.” – Judy Mitoma ’70, M.A. ’75
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– Sara Bareilles ’03
“It is a gift to have four years to read,
and fellow musicians.”
study, debate and discuss.”
strong support system of fans
– Tony Blankley ’69
“I thank UCLA for providing me with such a
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Powering your personal, professional and intellectual growth
Tell the World Why UCLA Matters to You Did you know that California gives UCLA less than half as much money per student as it did 20 years ago? As one prominent UCLA advocate says, “If you think excellence costs too much, wait ‘til you get the bill for mediocrity.” In the face of two decades of budget cuts, UCLA has launched IOUCLA.org, a campaign aimed at getting people to speak up about UCLA, higher education and the benefits to Californians.
The site includes a variety of messages, including video and written stories from alumni who attended UCLA Alumni Day, and a message from legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ’69. Go to IOUCLA.org/yourstories/ to add your voice. Then, write a tweet or update in your Twitter and Facebook accounts with something like:
Life-saving inventions, economic engine, great education. How does UCLA benefit your life? Share your story at IOUCLA.org. I did. Become a part of the groundswell of voices speaking up for UCLA during this critical time for California.
Networking2
by Andrew Bender
Coming Soon to a Computer Near You UCLA alumni are known for being avid they would on Facebook or LinkedIn.” networkers, but even the busiest networker can’t Second, the service offers a variety of portals get to every meeting, event or game-viewing party. covering both the entire university and the various Starting this year, though, the network can come to professional schools, and alumni can choose who you, 24/7. BruinWorks is the new online network sees their information. “We expect that alumni will for UCLA alumni. The service, which includes a be posting resumes, sharing their areas of expertise,” suite of tools that Bruins can use to connect both says Ralph Amos, assistant vice chancellor, alumni professionally and personally, will have a soft launch relations, and chief executive officer of the UCLA in summer 2010, and it’s scheduled to be fully opAlumni Association, “and, I hope, having fun while erational by fall 2010. they’re at it.” “BruinWorks mixes the functionality of Facecontinued on next page book with the professional networking capabilities of Linked In,” explains Jay Dillon ’03, M.M. ’05, special assistant to the assistant vice chancellor. Yet, it’s different from both of these other services. “First,” he explains, “it’s exclusive to Bruins, so everyone who’s on the …to exchange info about work and site has had that shared experience life in a dynamic way and think of being on campus. Because it’s a closed community, we hope that synergistically is going to make the people will feel that they can share alumni more engaged – and the a different level of information than
university stronger.”
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UCLA vs. Tennessee
UCLA Happy Hour
Nachos and Networking
Expand Your Mind with Fellow Bruins Alumni network book clubs are a great way to catch up on some great summer reading and share insights with fellow Bruins who appreciate the written word.
Bay Area, Aug. 22
Tanya@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/BayArea On Beauty by Zadie Smith Los Angeles: South Bay, Monthly, Third Tuesday
Mary.L.Mavian@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/SouthBay July: Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino August: Big Stone Gap by Adriana Trigiani New York, Monthly, Third Tuesday
Contact BookClub@NYCBruins.org n www.UCLAlumni.net/NewYork July: Half Sky by Niholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn August: Lowboy by John Wray
San Fernando Valley, Monthly, First Sunday
JillCohen@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/SanFernando
Take Me Out Root for your home team at a UCLA Day at your local baseball park. Enjoy America’s pastime while connecting with fellow Bruins. Orange County, Aug. 28
Another special feature of BruinWorks is the Career Connections feature, which enables both peer-to-peer and student-to-alumni networking. “Say you want to know who works at Northrop, at Google, or in government downtown,” Amos says. “Users of the site will be able to find other Bruins in a broad range of interests who work in similar fields.” Dillon just calls the Career Connections feature “very, very cool. It’s really going to be one of the drivers of the viral success of this space.” Interest in this service is so high among the Bruin nation that there were some 700 entries in a contest to choose the name BruinWorks. Says Amos, “This new ability to exchange info about work and life in a dynamic way and think synergistically is going to make the alumni more engaged – and the university stronger.”
Specific features you can list: • Comprehensive Online Alumni Directory • Career Connections Mentoring Tool • Alumni Networks Web Pages • User Created Groups • Personal Profession Profile • Resume and Job Postings • Business Listings • Professional School-Specific Tools • Class Notes
RGallo@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/OrangeCounty Baltimore Orioles at Los Angeles Angels Portland, Ore., Aug. 20
VLWilliams@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/Oregon Round Rock Express at Portland Beavers San Diego, July 17
Mark.Stull@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/SanDiego Arizona Diamondbacks at San Diego Padres Washington, D.C., July 10
DCSocial@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/WashDC San Francisco Giants at Washington Nationals
Points of Pride
300,000 patients get their health care through the UCLA Health System
1,534 people registered for the 2010 UCLA Alumni Day 3,000 annually
Bruins were served during the 2010 Dinners for 12 Strangers
UCLA students graduate within four years
1,560
Nachos and Networking
or less
San Fernando Valley, July 27
developed at UCLA
Frisbee@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/SanFernando San Fernando Valley Bruins and Bruin Professionals host a joint opportunity to make connections with your alumni peers in a fun, relaxed environment at the Sagebrush Cantina, Calabasas. Business casual dress requested.
69% of
inventions have been
77%
of UCLA
freshman come from the California public school system
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ENGAGE WITH BRUINS Find UCLA and fellow alumni where you live and
South Bay Bruins
SouthBayBruins@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/SouthBay Third Tuesday, monthly – Book Club,
by your interests. Build Bruin
Palos Verdes, 7:30 p.m. Contact Mary Louise Mavian,
relationships that will help
July 6, Aug. 3 – Planning Meeting, Hermosa
you grow personally, professionally and intellectually.
Mary.L.Mavian@UCLAlumni.net or 310-544-0281.
Beach, 7:15 p.m. RSVP to Don Myers, demyers@ UCLAlumni.net or 310-374-5305. August 14 – Hollywood Bowl Concert: Harry Connick, Jr., Hollywood. Must RSVP by July 2 to Joan Lightfoot, JLight4@UCLAlumni.net or 310-378-4509.
!
!
UCLA-hosted Events Listed in blue, these events feature UCLA professors and coaches presenting the latest news and cutting-edge research.
Orange County
Bruin Professionals
OCBP@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net BruinProfessionals
Geographic Alumni Networks Listed in orange to help you find the closest UCLA Alumni Network.
Los Angeles: Downtown Bruin Professionals
dtlaBP@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals
Meeting, Knobbe Martens, Irvine, 7 a.m. Contact
Anderson Alumni
AndersonAlumniOffice@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Anderson July 9, Aug. 13, Sept. 10, Oct. 8 – Westside
California
First Tuesday, monthly – Monthly Chapter
Los Angeles: Westside & UCLA
Marketing Lunch, Literati 2 Café, noon. Contact Brad Weyers, BradWeyers@UCLAlumni.net or 310-
Michael Yi, 949-861-8720.
Club of Orange County
OrangeCountyBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/OrangeCounty Second Wednesday, monthly – Planning
595-5674.
Meeting, Northwestern Mutual, Newport Beach,
July 8 – Century City Happy Hour, Ummba
6:30 p.m. Contact Nayssan Safavian, Nayssan.Safavian@
Grill, 7 p.m. Contact Peter Finkel, PFinkel@UCLAlumni.
UCLAlumni.net.
net.
Aug. 5 – Summer Bat Walk, San Joaquin Wildlife
Aug. 12 – Westside Alumni-Student Happy
Sanctuary, Irvine, 5:30 p.m. barbeque, 7 p.m. lecture and
Hour, The Patio at Warszawa, Santa Monica, 7 p.m.
walk. RSVP by July 16 to June Kim, JuneKim@
Chapter Meeting, Maria’s Italian Kitchen,
Sept. 9 – Venice Beach Westside Alumni
UCLAlumni.net or 949-551-1380.
Los Angeles, 7 a.m. Contact Kris Raney, 213-553-3485.
Happy Hour, James Beach, 7 p.m. Contact Michael
Aug. 14 – Welcome to UCLA Picnic, Shelter
Gat, MichaelGat@UCLAlumni.net.
#3, Mason Regional Park, Irvine. Contact Gary Bittner,
Oct. 15 & 16 – Alumni Weekend 2010,
Gary@UCLAlumni.net.
Anderson School of Business. Contact Alumni.Office@
Aug. 28 – UCLA Night at Angels Stadium,
Anderson.ucla.edu or 310-825-9448.
4 p.m. pregame party at OC Sports Grill & Bar, 6:05
July 8, Aug. 12, Sept. 9, Oct. 14 – Monthly
Los Angeles: South Bay Anderson Alumni
AndersonAlumniOffice@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Anderson First Thursday, monthly – Happy Hour at Shade Hotel, Manhattan Beach, 7 p.m. Contact
game time. Contact Ryan Gallo, RGallo@ Bruin Professionals
UCLAlumni.net.
BruinProfessionals@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals
Sept. 8 – Annual Scholarship Dinner, Tustin
Dennis Santiago, DSantiago@UCLAlumni.net or
July 21, Aug. 18, Sept. 15, Oct. 20 – Monthly
310-918-6021.
Chapter Meeting, RBZ, LLP Certified Public
Third Friday, monthly – Networking Lunch,
Accountants, 7 a.m. Contact Randy Sheinbein,
Daily Grill, El Segundo, noon. Contact Dennis San-
310-440-8500
tiago, DSantiago@UCLAlumni.net or 310-918-6021. Westside Bruin Club Bruin Professionals
SoBayBP@UCLAlumni.net n www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals July 22, Aug. 26, Sept. 23, Oct. 28 - Monthly Chapter Meeting, Merrill Lynch Offices, Manhattan Beach, 7:30 a.m. Contact Loren Peters, 310-536-1662.
WestsideBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Westside First Tuesday, monthly – Book Club, 7 p.m. Contact Julie Ohara, JulieOhara@ UCLAlumni.net or 917-885-3856.
Banquet Center, Tustin, 6 p.m. RSVP to Ron Kasper, Ron.Kasper@UCLAlumni.net or 949-854-7925.
!
see no Alumni Network in your region or addressing your interest? Find the full list of Alumni Networks at www.UCLAlumni.net/ChaptersandClubs. Find the full list of regional UCLA contacts and volunteer to be a contact in your area at www.UCLAlumni. net/FindBruins.
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FIND YOUR NETWORK Pasadena
Rose Bowl Bruins
RoseBowlBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/RoseBowl Sept. 10 – 28th Annual Rose Bowl Bruins Kickoff Party, Scott Pavilion/PSC, Pasadena, 6:30 p.m. Contact RoseBowlBruins@UCLAlumni.net.
Sacramento
Sacramento UCLA Club
SacBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Sacramento Aug. 7 – 13th Annual Bruin Golf Classic, Wildhawk Golf Club, Sacramento. Get more information and register online at http://SacBruins.com/golf.
San Fernando Valley Bruins
July 31 – Muir Woods Trek, 8:45 a.m. RSVP by
Frisbee@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/SanFernando
July 29 to Stephanie Brown, StephanieBrown@ UCLAlumni.net or 408-730-1649.
Second Tuesday, monthly – Planning Meet-
Aug. 8 – New Bruin Potluck, Santa Rosa, noon.
ing, 7 p.m. Contact Larry “Frisbee” Davis, Frisbee@
Contact Irene, IreneK@UCLAlumni.net.
UCLAlumni.net or 818-366-2470.
Aug. 14 – San Jose Jazz Festival Contact Eric
July weekends – Concerts and Movies on the
Patience, EricPatience@UCLAlumni.net or Stephanie
Green in Warner Park, Woodland Hills. Contact Lori
Brown, StephanieBrown@UCLAlumni.net.
Gilchrist, LGilchrist@UCLAlumni.net.
Aug. 14 – College Fair Training & Outreach,
July 26 – Nachos & Networking, Sage Brush
11 a.m. Contact Roscoe Mata, Roscoe@
Cantina, Calabasas. Contact Larry “Frisbee” Davis,
UCLAlumni.net.
Frisbee@UCLAlumni.net or 818-366-2470. Aug. 17 – Young Alumni Mixer, Señor Fred, Sherman Oaks, 6:30 p.m. Contact Seth Wulkan, SWulkan@UCLAlumni.net or 818-577-9735.
Aug. 15 – New Bruin Potluck, Menlo Park, noon. Contact Irene, IreneK@UCLAlumni.net. Aug. 20 – Summer Happy Hour, 6 p.m. Contact Tanya Stevenson, Tanya@UCLAlumni.net or 646-232-6432.
San Diego
Bruin Professionals
SDBP@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals July 15, Aug. 19, Sept. 16, Oct. 21 – Monthly
!
Professional and Academic Networks Listed in green to help you find activities in your area that cater to your professional and educational pursuits.
Aug. 29 – 27th Annual Scholarship Banquet, noon. Contact BAB.Admin@UCLAlumni.net. Sept. 5 – Livermore’s 29th Annual Wine Harvest, 11 a.m. RSVP by Sept. 2 to Stephanie Brown, StephanieBrown@UCLAlumni.net or 408-730-1649.
Chapter Meeting. Contact Richard Sybert, 619-230-7768. Aug. 28 – Contributors’ Wine Mixer, Malibu. Club of San Diego
Contact Seth Wulkan, SWulkan@UCLAlumni.net, or
SanDiegoBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/SanDiego
Lori Gilchrist, LGilchrist@UCLAlumni.net. Sept. 10 – Pink Martini at the Hollywood
San Gabriel Valley Bruin Professionals
SGVBP@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals
July 17 – UCLA Day at the Padres and
Bowl, 8:30 p.m. RSVP by July 9 to Lori Gilchrist,
July 7 – Monthly Chapter Meeting, Christie,
Tailgate, Petco Park, San Diego, 5:35 p.m. game time.
LGilchrist@UCLAlumni.net or 818-826-9820.
Parker & Hale, LLP, Pasadena, 7 a.m. Contact Michael
Contact Mark Stull, Mark.Stull@UCLAlumni.net.
Oct. 28 – Annual Scholarship Fundraising
Anderson, 310-432-7018.
Dinner, Braemar County Club, Tarzana, 6 p.m. Contact
San Fernando Valley
Scott Semel, SFVScholarships@UCLAlumni.net or 818-281-8162.
Anderson Alumni
AndersonAlumniOffice@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Anderson July 30, Sept. 24 – Calabasas CommunityBuilding Breakfast, Corner Bakery, Calabasas, 7:30 a.m. Contact Harriet Oberman, HOberman@ UCLAlumni.net. Aug. 17, Oct. 19 – Calabasas Happy Hour, Sagebrush Cantina, 5:30 p.m. Contact Bob Blackstock, BBlackstock@UCLAlumni.net or 818-599-2085.
Bruin Professionals
SFVBP@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BruinProfessionals July 27 – Planning Meeting, Merrill Lynch, Encino, 7 a.m. Contact Chip Humphries, 818-528-7806.
San Francisco/Bay Area
!
Affinity Networks Listed in red to help you find activities that suit your particular interests.
Bay Area Bruins
Henry@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BayArea Aug. 22, Oct. 24 – BAB Book Club, 10 a.m. Contact Tanya Stevenson, Tanya@UCLAlumni.net or 646-232-6432.
Santa Barbara County Anderson Alumni
AndersonAlumniOffice@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Anderson
July 10 – Silicon Valley Mixer, 7 p.m. Contact
July 8, Sept. 9 – Santa Barbara Happy Hour,
Yue-shun Ho, 415-902-3083.
El Paseo, 5:30 p.m. Contact Jennifer Miller,
July 11 – Planning Meeting, 1 p.m. RSVP to Henry
JenniferMiller@UCLAlumni.net.
Lam, Henry@UCLAlumni.net.
Aug. 20, Oct. 15 - Santa Barbara Communi-
July 17 – 2nd Annual Beach Bonfire & Picnic,
ty-Building Lunch, Zaytoon, noon. Contact Emily
Ocean Beach, 12:30 p.m. Contact Tanya Stevenson,
Chan, Emily@dogpeopleinc.com or 310-569-3941.
Tanya@UCLAlumni.net or 646-232-6432. July 30 – Giants vs. Dodgers, AT&T Park, 7:15 p.m. Contact Scott Rothstein, Scott@ UCLAlumni.net.
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Oregon
UCLA Club of Oregon
Ventura County Anderson Alumni
AndersonAlumniOffice@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Anderson July 2, Sept. 3 – Simi Valley CommunityBuilding Breakfast, Marie Callendar’s, Simi
VLWilliams@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Oregon July 17 – Annual Summer Picnic, Hammerlee Park, West Linn, 1 p.m. RSVP to Veronica
Washington, D.C.
UCLA Club of Washington, D.C.
UCLA_DC@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/WashDC
Williams, VLWilliams@UCLAlumni.net or
July 10 – Nationals vs. Giants PAC-10
503-691-9666
Night, Nationals Park, 7 p.m. Contact DCSocial@ UCLAlumni.net.
Valley, 7:30 a.m. Contact Karen Freedman, KFreed-
July 31 – Annual Bruin/Trojan/Golden
man@UCLAlumni.net.
Bear All-Alumni Golf Tournament, Lake
July 17 – Annual UCLA Alumni, Family
Oswego Par-3 Golf Course. RSVP by June 18 to Tom
and Friends Picnic. Contact UCLA_DC@
Cutts, txcutts@uclalumni.net or 503-869-8236.
UCLAlumni.net.
Aug. 20 – Baseball and Fireworks: Port-
Sept. 25 – Football Road Trip to Texas.
July 16, Sept. 17 – Ventura CommunityBuilding Lunch, noon. Contact Harriet Oberman, HOberman@UCLAlumni.net. Aug, 12, Oct. 14 – Ventura Happy Hour, Dargan’s, 5:30 p.m. Contact Richard Olshove, RochardOlshove@UCLAlumni.net.
land Beavers vs. Round Rock Express, PGE Park, Portland, 7:05 p.m. RSVP by June 19 to Veronica Williams,vlwilliams@UCLAlumni.net, 503-691-9666 or 503-320-2897.
July 15 – Thousand Oaks Happy Hour, Eric’s Restaurant and Bar in the Palm Garden Hotel, Thousand Oaks. Contact Mark Maltun, MarkMaltun@uclalumni.net Aug. 19 – Simi Valley Happy Hour, Elephant Bar, 5:30 p.m. Contact Tim Harmantzis, TimHarmantzis@uclalumni.net
Illinois
UCLA Club of Chicago
Contact DCSports@UCLAlumni.net.
Sept. through Dec. – Football Game Watching, Madhatter, Dupont Circle. Contact DCSports@UCLAlumni.net.
Washington Bruins in Seattle
BruinsInSeattle@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Seattle July 25 – Picnic with UCLA, UCSD & Berkeley Alumni, Gasworks Park. Contact BruinsInSeattle@ UCLAlumni.net.
ChicagoBruins@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/Chicago Aug. 15 – Freshmen Sendoff Party, Deerfield, Ill., 3 p.m. Contact ChicagoBruins@ UCLAlumni.net.
New York
UCLA Club of New York
DTorres@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/NewYork Third Tuesday, monthly – Book Club, 7:30 p.m. Contact Kristine Ekman, NYCBookClub@ UCLAlumni.net. July 18 – Freshmen Sendoff BBQ, Belle Mead, N.J., 1 p.m. RSVP by July 14 to Sophia Yuan, SYuan@UCLAlumni.net or Jessica Thaler, JThaler@ UCLAlumni.net.
Bruin Bash: The Largest Tailgate of the Year Berkeley, Oct. 9
StephanieBrown@UCLAlumni.net ■ www.UCLAlumni.net/BayArea
Join the annual Bay Area Bruins tailgate picnic prior to the UC Berkeley game. All proceeds benefit the Bay Area Bruins/Marijane Viat Memorial Endowment Fund, which awards scholarships to new, incoming UCLA students.
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UCLA Alumni Networks Newsletter is published quarterly to invite and engage alumni, and to promote activities of UCLA, the UCLA Alumni Association and affiliated UCLA Alumni Networks. Senior Director, Alumni and Executive Communications
Director, College Alumni Outreach and Engagement
Director, Affinity and Regional Alumni Networks
Mark Davis
Silvia Orvietani Busch
David Stokes
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Ph.D. ’96
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SBusch@UCLAlumni.net Art Director and Designer
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Assistant Director, Alumni Outreach and Engagement
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Phone: 310-825-2586 Fax: 310-825-8678 www.UCLAlumni.net