“The point of a university and the point of building a community is to bring people together. And that was the goal of the Community Projects Office.” So …
From left to right: Public Service Center student leaders Laura Zapata, Linnae Schroeder, Vivian Nguyen Transfer student Calixtho Lopes, class of 2017, had experienced periodic homelessness as a …
Reflections of Public Service In honor of the Public Service Center’s 50th anniversary, alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends celebrate Berkeley’s legacy of public service. Here they reflect on …
Q&A with alumna Victoria Brademan JD, Class of 1973 What do you get from continuing to be involved with Cal in the Capital (CITC)? CITC did so much …
Like all Public Service Center programs, BUILD, a literacy mentoring program, frequently serves as a springboard to a career for student participants. So many BUILD alumni now work …
The Rogers Family Foundation seeks to transform the educational experience of Oakland’s students, and a key strategy is to ensure students are proficient in reading by the end …
If there’s an expert on UC Berkeley’s Public Service Center, it’s Minh Dang. Minh came to the Center as a student leader in 2004 and has been a …
As an English Language Learner in elementary school, Martin Perez had fallen behind, and his insecurities resulted in poor behavior. “Dedicated teachers recognized my potential and pushed me …
Sean Diaz, Alum & Nonprofit AdministratorSean Diaz graduated from UC-Berkeley in 2009 with a major in English. He lives in Los Angeles and is a Program Coordinator with …
As a student at Cal, Sonia was a student leader with the Suitcase Clinic, a student group sponsored by the Public Service Center, and a strong advocate for …