All are invited to attend this event which includes brief remarks by the Chancellor, and a reading of the names of those being remembered, followed by music and spoken word.
In coming together to remember and to honor the lives of the deceased, we reach out to our many colleagues and friends who have suffered loss, as we share in a universal human experience. This ceremony symbolizes the care and support that distinguishes the Berkeley community.
Those who will be remembered at this years Campus Memorial are listed below.
If you have any questions regarding this event or would like to add a person to be remembered, please contact memorial organizers at campusmemorial@berkeley.edu.
A recording of the event will be available at a later date.
Campus Memorial, September 1st 2022
Academic & Faculty
Gerard (Roddy) Creedon, Architecture
Phillip Geissler, Chemistry
Luis Gonzalez-Reimann, South & Southeast Asian Studies
Ira Stuart Jacknis, Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology
John Morgan, Haas School of Business
Robert Powell, Social Sciences, and Political Science
Thomas Reynolds, Law
Lucinda Sikes, Law
Leo Simon, Agricultural & Resource Economics
Stephen Sugarman, Law
Richard Taruskin, Letters & Science
Thomas Walsh, Celtic Studies
Emeriti
Christopher Alexander, Architecture
William Anderson, Ancient Greek & Roman Studies
Haruo Aoki, East Asian Languages and Culture
Richard Manley Bailey, Public Health
Frank Beall, Environmental Science, Policy & Management
Leo Bersani, French
Clarence Chan, Civil Engineering
Richard Crocker, Music
Jyotirindra DasGupta, Social Sciences, and Political Science
Didier De Fontaine, Materials Science, and Engineering
Kjell Doksum, Statistics
John Dracup, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Helen Eckert, Physical Education
Paul Groth, Architecture
Robert Harris, Chemistry
Richard Herr, History
Gerd Hillen, German
Teddy Hodges, School of Information
Joyce Lashof, Public Health
William (Bill) Lidicker, Integrative Biology
Karl Pister, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Lynn Robertson, Social Sciences/Psychology
Rudolf Schmid, Botany
Charles Sellers, History
George Sensabaugh, Public Health
Hsieh Wen Shen, Civil & Environmental Engineering
David Starkweather, Public Health
Andrew Streitwieser, Chemistry
Ronald Stroud, Ancient Greek & Roman Studies
Norman Terry, Plant & Microbial Biology
Pravin Varaiya, Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences
Lawrence (Larry) James Waldron, Rausser College of Natural Resources
Joanna Williams, History of Art, and South & Southeast Asian Studies
Postdoctoral
Federica Micucci, Ancient Greek & Roman Studies
Staff
Ray Avalos, Academic Facilities
Michael Cole, Capital Strategies
Diane Hill, Graduate Division
Dan Holgate, Facilities Services
James Hummer, Student Affairs
Kevin Hurley, Space Sciences Laboratory
Constance Lewallen, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Carole Lopes Cooper, School of Education
Andrew Moore, RSSP
Robert Nichols, Disabled Student's Program
Gwendolyn Nokes, Extramural Funds Accounting
Masako Osada, Chemistry
Marsha Saxton, Disability Studies, and Undergraduate & Interdisciplinary Studies
Jane Lang Scheiber, Chemistry
Dorothy Snodgrass, Law
John Stinson, Facilities Services
Curt Theisen, Technology Licensing
Quoc Tran, Facilities Services
Ellen Wilson, Accounts Payable
Graduate Students
Chen-Yuan Cheng, Law
Madeline Dickens, Physics
Undergraduate Students
Honesty Alexander, Political Science
Jackelinne Castro, Letters & Science
Luca Elghanayan, Chemistry
Britney Ng, Molecular & Cell Biology
Anthony Ontiveros, Urban Studies
Agodi Onyeador, Public Health
RJ Skocypec, Nuclear Engineering
Devin Yakoushkin, Environmental Design
Christian Yassa, Molecular & Cell Biology
Samuel Yun, Letters & Science