Friday, September 5, 2008

EWMBA eZine - Week of September 4, 2008

Introducing the EWMBAA Community Service Committee

As we watch the events unfold in the Gulf coast region this week, we are reminded of the inspiring stories following Katrina: such as the many volunteers from the Bay Area trekking to New Orleans several times a year to help restore St. Bernard Parish. While the Hurricane victims have grabbed our attention, we shouldn't lose sight of the needs in our local communities, from families of seriously ill children to local food banks. Giving back to the community is an important part of the Haas culture. This is where the Community Service Committee comes in.

Meet Our Dedicated Team: Our dedicated members include Abha Bhagat, Josh Lauman, Paigie Light, Monika Matthews, Steve Park, Uday Putcha, and Rossanna Aranibar Schach; co-chairs are Jennifer Elliott and Ken So. But we don't stop here; we continue to look for members to actively participate in organizing events and reaching out to communities and non-profit organizations.

For those who have missed our past events, our team pulled off many successful events this past summer:

* Joining forces with the Social Committee, Steve Park led a group of Haas runners navigate through the retreating French soldiers and naked runners at the Bay-to-Breakers event.
* Abha and Anlei showed off their sales talents (not an easy task selling to MBA students) and ran a successful raffle at Haas EYOP to help China earthquake victims.
* Josh Lauman and inspiring Haas homebuilders flex their muscles to help build low-income homes at the Habitat for Humanities (see Josh's article below).

Don't Miss Out: We have many great events coming up this Fall. Despite the heavy first year course load, we especially encourage the first year students to come out as it is always a great opportunity to meet students in upper years. We are finalizing the event schedule; it will be sent out shortly.

A Reminder of the Haas Community Fellows Program: Any EWMBA student who completes 50 total hours of community service over their three years of education at Haas will qualify. The program poses no limit to the number of fellows who qualify. All Haas Community Fellows will be recognized during their graduation ceremony as their names will be highlighted in the commencement program. To be included, you will need to submit a volunteer hours log sheet by April 15th of the graduating year. Please contact Jennifer Elliott (jenn_elliott@mba.berkeley.edu) or Ken So (kenneth_so@mba.berkeley.edu) for more details.

Habitat for Humanity = Fun Times

Our annual Habitat for Humanity event was a great success and a good
time was had by all. Haas students partnered with Greater San
Francisco Habitat for Humanity to help build low income housing in
Redwood City. We spent a beautiful, sunny, although a little hot, afternoon nailing shingles, hanging drywall and honing our construction skills. And if you wanted to come but weren't able to make it don't worry we plan on having another Habitat for Humanity event around the same time next year. For more information on the Habitat for Humanity visit their website at http://www.habitatgsf.org/

Josh Lauman, EWMBAA Community Service Committee

Get Involved in Clubs@Haas

Welcome (back) to Haas! As the year begins, we wanted to reach out and provide some information around the logistics of and benefits surrounding membership in the full-time MBA Association (MBAA). Why would you do this? Because, to become a member of a student club, you need to first be a member of the full-time MBAA as all student clubs exist under the MBAA.

MBAA Membership Benefits: In addition to being eligible to join clubs, you are also entitled to attend all MBAA-sponsored social and networking events, like monthly consumption functions, where you can meet and mingle with both current students and alumni (For more information:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/MBA/student/fmbaa-benefits.html)

How to join: The fee to become a member of the MBAA is $50/year. Please make a check payable to MBAA for the number of years you have remaining in your program and deliver that check to the EWMBA office.

Questions: Please email Rachel Wolan (rachel_wolan@mba.berkeley.edu) with any questions.


Events This Week
Friday, September 5
Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates

Upcoming Events
Thursday, September 18
Focus on the Firm: Boston Consulting Group

To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS
Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & GraduatesSan Francisco, CA
Date: Friday, September 5, 2008
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Varnish Gallery, 77 Natoma Street (btwn 1st & 2nd Streets), San Francisco, CA
RSVP or Questions: Elaine Kan at ekangaroo@alumni.haas.org


Focus on the Firm: Boston Consulting Group
Date: Thursday, September 18
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: S489

Starting this month, the Career Services committee is organizing a series of events to highlight leading consulting firms. Each event will feature a Berkeley Alum from the featured firm who will provide an insider’s view of consulting in general and the firm in particular. Think of this as a mini firm-night with all of the information and none of the pressure. We are delighted to kick-off this series of events with Arif Janjua, Partner, Boston Consulting Group, San Francisco.

In order to maximize the return for all attendees, we encourage only those individuals to attend who are committed to consulting and who have used the resources available on CareerNet to obtain a reasonable understanding of this career path.

Bio:
Arif Janjua - Partner, Boston Consulting Group, San Francisco
Arif joined BCG in 2005. He is active in BCG’s Technology and Communications Practice Area. Arif has over 25 years experience in operational management and consulting in the high technology and services related industries. He has held many roles throughout his career. Prior to joining BCG Arif served as CEO of idrive, a storage services company, as President of Consumer Services at Infospace, and as Director of Marketing at Gould Electronics. His consulting experience includes leading the High Technology practice at A.T. Kearney, and serving as Managing Director of the worldwide Technology and Communications Practice at Strategic Decisions Group. Arif received his Bachelors and Masters in Electrical Engineering from the University of Windsor, Canada, and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.


DID YOU KNOW?
You can rent Haas study rooms through this site: http://reserve.haas.berkeley.edu/login.pl It’s great if you need a group study area or a place to practice your interview skills with a friend.

EWMBA eZine - Week of August 28, 2008


Who Are You and Why Are You Sending Me Email?
Greetings from the Communications Committee

Let's introduce our committee - Our awesome members are Sriram Kumar and Christina Stewart, and our Co-Chairs are Ben Chong and Anlei Lee.

For the last year, we've been keeping students in the Evening-Weekend MBA program (EWs) informed through a number of channels:
1. EWMBA eZine - A weekly newsletter that is emailed to all EW students sharing news, announcements, happy hours, and more. You might ask how this differs from the MBA Alert - well, our newsletter caters specifically to the EW crowd whereas the MBA Alert is ublished by the full-time MBA folks. We also have a no-duplication policy which means if it's in the MBA alert, it isn't printed in our newsletter.2. Cohort Representatives - First year representatives updating each cohort on eZine news and first year specific items. These folks help first years wade through all of the information overload and point out what's really important. They also help make sure that event organizers take into account the unique academic schedules of the first year students.3. Haas EWMBAA Blog - A blog that shares what's going on in each EWMBAA committee.4. Coming Soon: Discussion Forum (more info in upcoming eZines)

Thanks Mimi and Alison for all of your hard work last year. We look forward to bringing you exciting information in the weeks ahead.

First Years: We're looking for new Communications Committee members. If you're committed to keeping people informed, please email Ben Chong (benchong@mba.berkeley.edu) or Anlei Lee (anlei_lee@mba.berkeley.edu).


A Message from EWMBAA Admissions

Do you wonder what effort is ongoing to recruit the toughest and brightest talent into the Haas community? Do you want to remind yourself of the excitement undergoing the admission process? Whether for yourself or your families/friends who are interested in the Haas EWMBA Program, come visit the Admissions Committee Blog at:
http://haasewmbaa-admissions.blogspot.com/

We just updated the blog with the latest info regarding the Class of 2011 New Student Orientation, Everybody Rocks On!!! Now please stay tuned for future volunteering opportunities :)

Stacey Fang, CoChair, EWMBAA Admissions Committee



Upcoming Events

September 5
Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates


To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS

Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates
San Francisco, CA
Date: Friday, September 5, 2008
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Varnish Gallery, 77 Natoma Street (btwn 1st & 2nd Streets), San Francisco, CA
RSVP or Questions: Elaine Kan at ekangaroo@alumni.haas.org



DID YOU KNOW?
The EWMBAA is comprised of multiple committees. Find out what they are at: http://www.haasewmbaa.com/ To volunteer, contact the Committee Co-Chairs.

EWMBA eZine - Week of August 14, 2008

Welcome Back to School!
Over summer, our various committees have kept us all busy with social events (Happy hours, Family days), Dinner-for-8 with Alumni, Orientation (what a phenomenal new group of students!), building a home for Habitat for Humanity and this eZine. They have also continued to plot and plan for more adventures this Fall Semester, such as more alumni dinners, career talks, socials etc. (Check our upcoming eZines for more details.)
We welcome our new Dean, Rich Lyons, back from Goldman Sachs to the Haas School of Business. To learn more about him and his plans, visit http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/haas/dean/. We’re also trying to arrange a Townhall meeting, so he can meet us all in person.


We also extend a warm Californian welcome our new EWMBA Executive Program Director, Dave Gent (dgent -at- haas.berkeley.edu) – who has spent much of his career at Kellogg. Jen Sang will continue to be our Director for Academic Affairs and will also be working on best practices across Haas as Director of Cross-Program Initiatives. We shall miss the indefatigable Beth Hoch from Admissions, as she moves on to start her Masters in Education at Harvard. We wish them all the very best!!
Many thanks to our wonderful committees who have been making our EWMBA experience a special one. If you’ve got ideas and are feeling inspired, we’re looking for committee members to replace those who have graduated. Please refer to our website at http://www.haasewmbaa.com/ for more details.
Looking forward to your stories - see you in class!
- Jasmin (President, EWMBA Association)


EWMBA Alumni Relations Committee
Table-for-8 survey

The EWMBA Alumni Relations Committee wants to conduct a series of table-for-8 events where current students can discuss topics of interest with alumni in a particular field over dinner. We want to collect and understand your preferences in order to focus our energies in the right direction. Please click on the following link to complete this short survey. Your help in this is greatly appreciated!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=YKXqBNhgK_2byQ_2fcPD_2bngMfA_3d_3d

Any questions? Contact Suresh Bala (sureshbala@mba.berkeley.edu) or Dutta Satadip (dutta@mba.berkeley.edu)/



Upcoming Events

**NEW** Thursday, August 21
Clean Tech/Renewable Energy Panel Discussion & Networking Event

August 1 to September 5
Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates


To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS


Clean Tech/Renewable Energy Panel Discussion & Networking Event
Date: Thursday, August 21, 2008
Time: 6:00pm
Location: TiE Office, Suite 108; 2903 Bunker Hill Lane, Santa Clara, CA 95054

Please join us for an exciting panel discussion and networking event focusing on the 'Economic Viability and Sustainability of Clean Tech/Renewable Energy', hosted by the Indian Institute of Technology Madras Alumni Association of North America (IITMAANA). For more details on the event please visit: http://cleantechevent.eventbrite.com/

Moderator & Keynote Speaker
Andrew Chung, Principal, LightSpeed Ventures

Panelists
Dr. Om Nalamasu, Vice President, Advanced Technologies & Deputy CTO, Applied Materials Inc.
Swami Venkataraman, Director of Utilities and Infrastructure Ratings Group, Standard and Poor's
Dr. Jonathan G. Koomey, Project Scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) & Consulting Professor, Stanford University
Nick Cravalho, Director of Business Development, Innovalight
Mona Yew, Principal, Emerging Clean Technology Policy, PG&E

Looking forward to seeing many of you there! Please email Sunder Thirupapuliyur (s_thirupapuliyur@mba.berkeley.edu) with any questions.



Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates

East Bay, CA
Date: Saturday, August 23, 2008
Time: 11:00am – 3:00pm
Location: Lake Temescal Regional Park in Oakland, Streamside Picnic Area (look for the blue and yellow balloons).
Register Now
For questions, contact Dean Suzuki at dean.suzuki@ubs.com

San Francisco, CA
Date: Friday, September 5, 2008
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Varnish Gallery, 77 Natoma Street (btwn 1st & 2nd Streets), San Francisco, CA
RSVP or Questions: Elaine Kan at ekangaroo@alumni.haas.org


DID YOU KNOW?
If you have not already done so, you should got on Study.Net and order TextPaks for the classes you are taking.
Get to Study.Net via Catalyst.If you have not already done so, you should got on Study.Net and order TextPaks for the classes you are taking.

EWMBA eZine - Week of August 7, 2008

EWMBA Alumni Relations Committee
Table-for-8 survey

The EWMBA Alumni Relations Committee wants to conduct a series of table-for-8 events where current students can discuss topics of interest with alumni in a particular field over dinner. We want to collect and understand your preferences in order to focus our energies in the right direction. Please click on the following link to complete this short survey. Your help in this is greatly appreciated!

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=YKXqBNhgK_2byQ_2fcPD_2bngMfA_3d_3d

Any questions? Contact Suresh Bala (sureshbala@mba.berkeley.edu) or Dutta Satadip (dutta@mba.berkeley.edu)/


Upcoming Events

**NEW** Thursday, August 7
Happy Hour in San Francisco

**NEW** Thursday, August 7
Student Alumni Dinner Series - Marketing in High Tech

Saturday, August 9
Peninsula Habitat for Humanity

**NEW** August 1 to September 5
Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates


To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS


Happy Hour in SF
Date: Thursday, August 7
Time: 5:45pm
Location: Hyatt Regency, 5 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco – 13 Views Bar, located in the Atrium
(415) 788-1234

Only a month before school starts. Be sure to get in some quality Happy Hour time with your peers. Come enjoy drinks with new and old friends. Contact Anlei Lee if you have questions or need more details.


Student Alumni Dinner Series - Marketing in High Tech
Date: Thursday, August 7
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Restaurant in San Francisco (To be finalized)

Starting this semester, the Alumni Relations committee is organizing a Dinner Series with the aim of providing a informal environment to network with alumni over a dinner. We are delighted that two distinguished Alumni in the area of marketing will be joining us to kick start this wonderful event

Andy Han - Vice President and General Manager, Products at Next Labs
Marianne Mullins - Director of Marketing and Product Merchandising at ArtSelect

We would like to invite 5 current EWMBA students who are interested in pursuing a career in Marketing in High Tech (Enterprise and Consumer products) for this event.

Cost: $25 (to offset the cost of the meal and drinks): payable before the event
RSVP : Dutta Satadip - dutta@mba.berkeley.edu

Participation will be based on RSVP on a first come first serve basis.

Bio:
Andy Han - Vice President and General Manager, Products at Next Labs
Andy Han heads up the product operations at NextLabs where he is responsible for Product Management and Engineering. Mr. Han has 15 years of experience in the creation and management of enterprise software, specializing in application infrastructure and security products. Prior to joining NextLabs, Mr. Han was Group Director of Product Marketing at Siebel Systems where he led the Product Management organization and set the product direction for the company's next generation, service-oriented application architecture. At Siebel, he also served as Director of Technology Product Marketing with responsibility for eight Siebel product lines including Web Architecture, Content Management, and Security. Previously, Mr. Han specialized in enterprise architecture and security while at Netscape and Andersen Consulting (Accenture). Mr. Han received a BA in Engineering from Dartmouth College and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.


Marianne Mullins - Director of Marketing and Product Merchandising at ArtSelect
Ms. Mullins specializes in helping companies establish or grow their business by introducing or repositioning the brand, developing and launching new products, and creating a differentiated position in the marketplace. She brings over twenty years of marketing and sales expertise from various software and consumer packaged companies serving multiple channels.


Volunteering at Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
Date: Saturday, August 9
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30PM
Location: 122 Lincoln Ave. Redwood City, CA 94061-2323

Mark your calendars. We will be volunteering at Habitat for Humanity in Redwood City, one of the most popular community service events. Each year, we have a great turnout; this year will likely be no different.

Sign up at the following link:
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=VVRWKYZGHBYMHZUDYUVX&li=iq&src=email&trk=aei6


Welcome Parties for Haas’ Newly-Admitted Students, Current Students & Graduates

Denver, CO
Date: Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Time: 7 – 9 pm
Location: The Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Café, Colfax & Pearl Streets, Denver, CO
RSVP or Questions: Johan Smet at johan.smet@alumni.haas.org

East Bay, CA
Date: Saturday, August 23, 2008
Time: 11:00am – 3:00pm
Location: Lake Temescal Regional Park in Oakland, Streamside Picnic Area (look for the blue and yellow balloons).
For questions, contact Dean Suzuki at dean.suzuki@ubs.com

Las Vegas, NV
Date: Thursday, August 7, 2008
Time: 6 – 8 pm
Location: Kobe Sushi Bistro; 6375 S. Rainbow Blvd. (@ I-215), Las Vegas, NV
RSVP or Questions: Kathleen Forsyth at Kathleen.x.forsyth@ampf.com

San Francisco, CA
Date: Friday, September 5, 2008
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Varnish Gallery, 77 Natoma Street (btwn 1st & 2nd Streets), San Francisco, CA
RSVP or Questions: Elaine Kan at ekangaroo@alumni.haas.org


DID YOU KNOW?
You should have received a CARS bill payment statement email. Be sure to pay through Bearfacts for your fall semester classes.

EWMBA eZine - Week of July 24, 2008

Wanted: Campus tour guides for new student orientation

The EWMBA Admissions Committee would like to invite 20 volunteers to serve as campus tour guides during the new student orientation on the afternoon of Saturday August 9, 2008.

He/she will be providing one or two 45-minute Haas campus/surrounding tours. As tour guides, you will also have an opportunity to answer any questions that the students may have. We are in the process of finalizing Saturday’s schedule and the campus tours are likely to take place from 2 to 230PM and then again 4-430 PM. Historically this is the hardest Admission-related event to recruit volunteers, there your help is really needed and much appreciated. If you are able to stay for both sessions, we have a snack break from 330 to 4PM. A briefing on tour route and a parking pass will be distributed to all volunteers.

Please email Stacey Fang at stacey_fang@mba.berkeley.edu if you are able to help out, we would appreciate replies before Friday July 25, 2008. Thank you for your attention!



Upcoming Events

Saturday, August 9
Peninsula Habitat for Humanity

To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS


Volunteering at Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
Date: Saturday, August 9
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30PM
Location: 122 Lincoln Ave. Redwood City, CA 94061-2323

Mark your calendars. We will be volunteering at Habitat for Humanity in Redwood City, one of the most popular community service events. Each year, we have a great turnout; this year will likely be no different.

Sign up at the following link:
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=VVRWKYZGHBYMHZUDYUVX&li=iq&src=email&trk=aei6

EWMBA eZine - Week of July 17, 2008

Enrich your MBA with an experience in housing construction!

Seriously, come join us in serving the community. The EWMBA program is partnering with Peninsula Habitat for Humanity to help provide affordable housing for low income families in the bay area.

We will be working on a construction project in Redwood City, but no special skills are needed. It promises to be a fun filled day and a wonderful opportunity to get to know some of your classmates better.

Enjoy your summer and I look forward to seeing you on August 9th!

If you have any questions or concerns please email me at josh_lauman@mba.berkeley.edu and for more information on Peninsula Habitat for Humanity visit their website at www.peninsulahabitat.org

What : Haas Habitat for Humanity Day
When: August 9, 2008 8:30 AM - 4:30PM
Where: 122 Lincoln Ave. Redwood City, CA 94061-2323

- From the Community Services Committee

eZine publication information

The EWMBA eZine is a vehicle to help you publicize an event or cause you are organizing or any other announcement of interest to the EWMBA community.

The eZine is mailed out every Thursday. Due to various factors (jobs, MBA-spouse/kids, life, universe etc), we cannot guarantee a time at which we will mail out the eZine on Thursday.

Therefore, help us to help you by sending information early enough for inclusion in the eZine. For example, if you have an event early in the week, send us the event information by Wednesday of the previous week.

Most importantly, please don’t assume that everyone in the EWMBA check their berkeley.edu emails every 5 minutes. Believe it or not, some folks do not have home Internet access and/or check only once a week. Nothing wrong with that: we all live different lives. Therefore, last minute announcements are usually ineffective.

Enjoy the rest of summer,

The Communications Committee


To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS


Volunteering at Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
Date: Saturday, August 9
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30PM
Location: 122 Lincoln Ave. Redwood City, CA 94061-2323

Mark your calendars. We will be volunteering at Habitat for Humanity in Redwood City, one of the most popular community service events. Each year, we have a great turnout; this year will likely be no different.

Sign up at the following link:
http://www.evite.com/pages/invite/viewInvite.jsp?inviteId=VVRWKYZGHBYMHZUDYUVX&li=iq&src=email&trk=aei6

EWMBA eZine - Week of July 10, 2008

Alumni Relations Committee Members Wanted!

Do you want to expand your network and meet industry leaders? Do you want to build long lasting relationships with Alumni?

The Haas EWMBAA Alumni relations committee is looking for a few volunteers to take an active role in building upon some really exciting initiatives. With our new dean coming aboard, this is a great year to be a part of the Alumni Relations committee as we will strengthen our relationship with Haas Alumni with new programs and events.

For more details, please contact Dutta Satadip dutta@mba.berkeley.edu


Haas Family Day Photos

Did you miss Haas Family Day? Some photos are displayed here:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=44897&l=6ba44&id=649178523

Finance Conference Sponsors Needed

The Haas Finance Club is proud to continue its tradition of hosting the Berkeley Finance Conference. This years conference, "BFC 2008," will be held in November (date to be announced later) 2008. The theme for this year's conference is "Navigating Through Financial Turbulence."

Some of the Conference Highlights are:• Expecting 250+ attendees from student bodies and industry professionals• Keynote Addresses• Panel Discussions• Networking Reception and Mixer• Breakfast/ Targeted Networking Lunch• Company Booths
If you think that your company may be a good candidate for sponsoring this event, we would like to hear from you. It doesn't matter if your company is not from the finance industry, it could still be part of, and can benefit from, this mega event.
For further information, please contact:
Tanya Troshyna, Sponsorship VP tanya_troshyna@mba.berkeley.edu
Praveen Janapareddy, Sponsorship Manager praveen_janapareddy@mba.berkeley.edu


Upcoming Events

Tuesday, July 15
Happy Hour for Bay Area MBAs in Energy and Clean Tech

Saturday, August 9
Peninsula Habitat for Humanity

To plan or check out new events, visit the Haas Calendar:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calendar/


UPCOMING EVENTS

Happy Hour for Bay Area MBAs in Energy and Clean Tech
Date: Tuesday, July 15
Time: 6:30pm
Location: A Palo Alto bar/restaurant, exact location TBD
Please join students from Stanford GSB, HBS, Berkeley Haas, MIT Sloan, and other business schools for a cleantech/energy happy hour. Save the date! Look forward to seeing you there! Please email Sonia Kastner @ kastner_sonia@gsb.stanford.edu with any questions.


Volunteering at Peninsula Habitat for Humanity
Date: Saturday, August 9
Time: TBD
Location: Redwood City

Mark your calendars. We will be volunteering at Habitat for Humanity in Redwood City, one of the most popular community service events. Each year, we have a great turnout; this year will likely be no different. Watch for an evite for sign up.

From Community Services Committee


DID YOU KNOW?
In case you’re suffering from Haas withdrawal, you can get images of Haas for your iPhone. http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/haas/iphone.html
Haas logos and Powerpoint templates are also available for Haas related business through the student portal at http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/haas/internal/students.html