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Annual Report to
Alumni and Friends
Fiscal Year 2011
September 1, 2010, to August 31, 2011
Financial
Summary
“...another blurb here....”
A substantial portion of Stanford Law School’s
annual operating budget comes from the
generous support of our alumni, friends, and
parents. This support comprised XX percent
of the school’s revenue this year and your
continued gifts remain crucial to our success.
The following charts illustrate both the financial
health of the law school and the indispensable
nature of your support.
Sources of Income 2010 – 2011
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Other Income
5%
Gifts & Grants
8%
Gift Allocations
31%
University Allocation
56%
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Endowment
Uses of Income 2010 – 2011
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$4,653,541
$4,408,371
Scholarship
$30,771,025
$3,165,833
$8,253,970
$3,295,643
Student
Services
Administration
3%
13%
External Relations
18%
11%
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
“...interesting blurb
from alumni message...”
Library
3%
52%
Instruction
Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011
Total Law School Budget:
$XX,XXX,XXX
Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
PLACEHOLDER
“...interesting blurb
from student here...”
Fundraising Report
PLACEHOLDER
“...another interviewee blurb here....”
Budget Overview
“...interesting blurb from
the Dean’s message...”
Gifts of endowment and discretionary support
have become increasingly critical to the fiscal
health of the law school as we work to recover
from the impact of the economic downturn,
while making progress toward significant
changes in the curriculum of the law school.
Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Message from
the Dean
PLACEHOLDER
TOTAL
DONORS
3,600
Contributions to the Law School 2010-2011
3,462
3,500
Alumni Participation:
Total Donors:
$XXXXX*
XX%
X,XXX
3,502
3,424
3,400
3,300
3,245
3,200
*The figure reported for “Total Dollars Raised” includes contributions not designated for use in the fiscal year that they were given. For
example, some gifts are designated for multi-year research projects or to be invested with the endowment. Accordingly, “Total Dollars
Raised” ($XXXXXX) will always be more than the source of income attributed to “Gifts and Grants” ($XXXXX) since the latter figure only
accounts for contributions that are to be used in the current fiscal year.
3,377
3,150
3,100
3,000
Budget Overview
Total Dollars Raised:
Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Budget
Overview
2,997
291
0
FY 2006
Budget Overview: letter from Chuck Spielman
FY 2007
FY 2008
FY 2009
FY 2010
FY 2011
Gift Allocations
Total Donors
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Alumni - Outright Gifts
Friends - Outright Gifts
Total Donors
PLACEHOLDER
TOTAL DOLLARS IN
MILLIONS
$45M
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Student
Activities
&
$830,000
$945,000
Financial Aid
$35M
Classrooms
$1,050,000
26%
4%
$1,045,000
$29M
$30M
Academic Programs
& Centers
20%
Fundraising Report
$40M
Law Fund Gift Allocation 2010 – 2011
$80,000
$39.9M
$25M
$16.7M
$20M
$15.6M
$17.7M
$15.6M
$15M
$8.1M
27%
Faculty
23%
Mills Legal Clinic
$5M
$3.5M
0
FY 2006
FY 2007
FY 2008
FY 2009
FY 2010
FY 2011
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
$10M
Total Dollars Raised
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Planned Gift Dollars
Law Fund Dollars
Total Dollars Raised
Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011
To view the FY11 donor listings, please visit https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.
Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
Corporation and Foundation Dollars
Law and Economics Program
Ethel M. Bowman Memorial Book Fund
The James C. Gaither Fund
The Thomas Steyer and Kathryn Taylor Fund for CEPF
The ENRLP Core Gifts Fund
The Heidi B. Duerbeck Fund
The John J. and Eileen C. Donahoe Pending Fund
The Carmen Chang Pending Fund for the School of Law
The John H. Barton Memorial Fund
The Bingham McCutchen LLP Law School Pending Fund
The Place Law School Pending Fund
The John H. Sutter Law School Pending Fund
Law School Funds Pending
Fundraising Report
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011
To view the FY11 donor listings, please visit https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.
The David and Elizabeth Hayes Law School Fund
The Carmen Chang Law Scholarship Fund
The Pritzker Traubert Fund for Clinical Education
The Theodore Weisman Scholarship Fund
The Rafael E. Canas and Camila Peralta Law Scholarship at St
The John and Alice Sabl Fund
The Wendy Elaine Erb Endowed Law Book Fund
The James W. Lintott and J. May Liang Law Fund
The Stevan Bunnell and Laura Hills Law Scholarship Fund
The Lisa and Bob Keller Law School Fund
The Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic F
The Charles E. and Pamela N. Koob Law School Fund
The Douglas & Carol Tanner Law School Fund
Law and Economics Program Endowment Fund
The Snell Family Fund for Stanford Law School
The Yi Zhang China Studies Scholarship Fund
The Bruce Tyson Mitchell Scholarship Fund
The John Gerard Quigley Fund
The Robert E. Helm, Jr. Fund for the Study of Law and FInanc
The Thomas C. DeFilipps and Ann O. Baskins International Law
The Susan and Richard Carver Law School Scholarship Fund
The Thomas and Kathryn Taylor Fund for CEPF
The Prescott Ashe Law Fund
The Don M. Casto, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Wilson Halley Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Geoffrey S. Rehnert Law School Fund
The Horn-Hopkins Scholarship Fund
The Professor John B. Hurlbut Scholarship Fund
The Chester R. and Richard D. Andrews Scholarship Fund
The Judge John Sutter Scholarship Fund
Gift Allocations
The John L. Patterson Scholarship Fund
The Stephen Neal Environmental Law
Fund
The Joseph F. Coyne, Jr., Law Fund
The Mosbacher Law School Scholarship
Fund
The Paul J. Haigney Fund
The Carol Sutton Lewis Scholarship Fund
The Anonymous Law Scholarship Fund
The Pritzker Professorship for Law and Business
The Louis P. Eatman Fund for the Law Clinics
The Duane and Christine Quaini Law Clinic Fund
The David Fite and Danita Lowes International
Law and Business
The Mark G. Cunha Law Scholarship Fund
The Abraham M. Mora Law Scholarship Fund
The Eugene and Molly Rauen Law Scholarship Fund
The Mary and Carl Siegel Family Fund
The Professor Howard Russell Williams Law
Scholarship Fund
The Kent Walker and Diana Walsh Law Clinic Fund
The Jeffery Family Law Scholarship Fund
The Judge Pamela Ann Rymer Law Scholarship Fund
The Edward Leonard Law Clinic Fund
The Marie Kitajima Law Scholarship Fund
The Adam B. Frankel Law School Scholarship Fund
The Landreth Family Environmental Law Clinic Fund
The Kirkland & Ellis Law Gift Fund
The Doug Carlisle and Lauri Sanders Law Scholarship Fund
The John and Colleen Place Law Scholarship Fund
Class of 1959 Silver Anniversary Scholarship
The Class of 1955 Keith Mann Scholarship Fund
The William H. and Maribeth Borthwick Law Fund
Class of 1973-Thomas F. Handel Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Sterling D. and Eleanor R. Colton Scholarship Fund
The Bradford and Dorothy Jeffries Scholarship Fund
The Judge Ben C. Duniway Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Susan Illston and Robert Asadorian Endowed Fund for Fina
The Stanford Women Lawyers Scholarship Fund
The Carl B. Spaeth Minority Scholarship Fund
The Staple Family LRAP Fund
The Warren Christopher Professorship in the
The Warren Christopher Professorship
The Kirkwood-Kuhn Dean’s Discretionary Fund
The Russell LeRoy Van Patten Fund
The C. James Judson Fund
The Nancy H. and Miles L. Rubin Law Student Loan Repayment F
The Jay M. Spears Memorial Fund
The Carl W. Robertson Faculty Research Fund
The David S. Jacobson Scholarship Fund
Rubin Family fund
The Mark Emerson Bartlett Memorial Law School Fund
The Jackson H. Ralston Prize and Lectureship Fund
The William H. Crown Fund
Abramson,Jon Samuel Scholarship
The John L. Patterson Scholarship Fund
The James B. McClatchy Professorship Fund
The Luke W. Cole Professorship of Environmental Law
The Ellis and Angela Horvitz Fund
The Mark Eastwood Fund for Youth and Law
The Philip B. Simon and Terry E. Neben Scholarship Fund
The Sandra Day O’Connor Fund for Public Service
The Dr. Carl M. and Mrs. Carolyn C. Franklin Endowed Fellows
The Courture Childrens Fund
The Thelton Henderson Fund
The James C. Gaither Professorship Fund
The Vaughn C. Williams Fund
The Maureen McClain Law School Fund
The Hon. Richard L. and Faith P. Morningstar Law School Fund
The Nichols-Villepique Law Loan Repayment Assisstance Fund
The Christine L. Dickey Loan Repayment Assistance Program Fu
Anonymous Loan Repayment Assistance Program Fund
Identifying Legal Assumptions about the Unity of Economic Ri
Leading through Leverage: Research & Policy Initiatives at t
The Munger Graduate Residence Gift Fund
The William C. Lazier Memorial
Law New Campus Fund
Franklin Family Building Fund for the Law School
Law School Capital Projects Fund
The William H. Neukom Fund
Law Academic Bldg-Pending
The Michael Jacobson and Trine Sorensen Law Capital Fund
The William Rehnquist Pending Fund
Class of 1969 Law Financial Aid
Law Students Loan Fund
Bruce P. Nolop and Susan M. Verstegen Charitable Remainder U
Budget Overview
Kailath,Thomas & Sarah
The Rothfeld Family Fund for Social Entrepreneurship
Afghanistan Legal Education Program Fund
International Student Initiative Fund
The Law Economics & Business Program Fund
The James E. and Hong Z. Bass Energy Policy Fund
WA/FT Clinical Support Fund
The Bhutan Law & Policy Program Fund
The Victoria and David Rogers Fund for the Stanford Law School
The Michelle R. Clayman Institute for Gender Research Fund
The Jaquish & Kenninger Constitutional Law Center Gift Fund
The Justice John Paul Stevens Fellowship Fund
The Organizations & Transactions Clinic Gift Fund
The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Gift Fund for the Stanf
The Bingham McCutchen Clinical Fellowship Fund
The Global Class Actions Exchange Fund
Legal Aspects of Autonomous Driving
The Sidley Austin Law Gift Fund
The Supreme Court Clinic Gift Fund
The Stanford Three Strikes Project Fund
Stanford Public Interest Law Foundation Gift Fund
The Rhode Leadership Fund in Law
Estate of James Hildreth Law Fund
Center on the Legal Profession Gift Fund
The Stephanie Tubbs Jones Voting Rights Center Fund
Criminal Defense Clinic Fund
Ctr for Law & Bioscience Gifts
Stanford Legal Clinic
The Constitutional Law Center Gift Fund
Community Law Clinic Gift Fund
Intellectual Property Litigation Clearinghouse Gift Fund
The Barry Newman Fund for the Law School
Cooley Godward Kronish Clinical Fellowship Fund
The Michael E. Moore Law Fund
Orrick Clinical Fellowship Fund
The Stanford Criminal Justice Center Gift Fund
Stanford Law Review Gift Fund
The Criminal Prosecution Clinic Fund
Law Faculty Support
Law School Organization Fund
The Law Fund
The Law School Library General Gift Fund
The Riley and Susan Bechtel Fund
The Law Fund - Financial Aid
Darold I. Greek, Jr. Scholarship Fund
Stanford Institutional Investors Forum
The David T. Shillinglaw Memorial Book Fund
The MLB Foundation & Spruce Street
Foundation Public Interest
Law School Campaign Faculty Momentum Fund
Law Environmental Programs Fund
The Stanford Community Law Clinic Program Fund
Law, Economics and Business Program Affiliates Fund
The Public Interest Law Fund
The Environmental Law Clinic Gift Fund
The General S. K. Yee Scholarship in honor of Dr. Collin H.
The Law School Financial Aid Fund
Stanford Center for Conflict Negotiation Gift Fund
Law, Science & Technology Program Fund
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Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Gift Allocations
Financial Aid
Tuition and Financial Aid
The Stanford Challenge
•Strengthen the foundation of our financial aid
and loan repayment assistance programs to
remain accessible to all qualified applicants,
regardless of their financial means;
•Expand the clinical education program such
that every student interested in pursuing a
clinical experience can do so;
•Achieve the $28 million annual giving goal,
which bolsters our core institutional strength
and our ability to seize new opportunities.
Going forward, secure $4 million or more in
gifts annually for the Law Fund.
Your unrestricted gifts to Stanford Law School enable extraordinary opportunities for our students that
would otherwise be impossible. Each year, the Law Fund supports many activities enjoyed by students
that enrich their academic experience. Most importantly, the Law Fund helps to bridge the gap between
support from tuition and the endowment, and the actual cost of running the school.
–Susan Champion, JD ’11
Financial Aid vs. Income
$11.8M
$11.5M
$3,165,833
$8,253,970
$3,295,643
Student
Services
Administration
3%
The Miles and Nancy Rubin Loan Repayment Assistance Program
(LRAP) provides support for students who elect to pursue a career
in public service, without having to manage the burden of their law
school loans on a public service salary. The LRAP program makes
possible a wide variety of career choices for graduates committed
to working in public interest. Nearly twenty-five years after its
inauguration, Stanford’s LRAP program continues to set the standard
for such programs at peer institutions.
I relied on financial aid to
bridge the gap between what
I could afford and the cost of
tuition, as did 65 percent of
my peers. As I look forward
to a career in the public
sector, annual gifts from
alumni have allowed me to
have a powerful experience in
the clinical program, and to
pursue a career path of
my choosing, not simply
of necessity.
13%
18%
11%
Projected Need
$11.3M
External Relations
(includes scholarships,
summer public service
internships, public
service fellows, and
LRAP support)
$11M
$10.8M
$10.5M
Library
3%
Fundraising Report
Scholarship
$30,771,025
LRAP
$12M
Law Fund Gift Allocation 2010-2011
$4,408,371
The financial aid offer from SLS is often a critical component of an
admitted student’s decision to enroll at the school. Approximately 80
percent of all SLS students take out loans, receive tuition fellowships,
or some combination of the two.
Gift Allocations
The Law Fund
In these remaining months before the end of the
campaign, our top priorities remain:
Budget Overview
In 2006, Stanford University launched
The Stanford Challenge, the university-wide
campaign to provide critical support for the
next generation of leaders: our students. As
the campaign comes to a close on December
31, 2011, the law school will have achieved a
number of goals, including the completion of the
William H. Neukom Building, the expansion of
our international curriculum, and the growth of
our clinical legal education programs.
$4,653,541
Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Fundraising Report
$10.3M
$10M
PLACEHOLDER
$9.5M
$9M
$8.9M
$8.6M
$8.5M
$8.3M
$XX,XXX,XXX
Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011
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$8M
$7.9M
$7.5M
FY 09/10
FY 10/11
FY 11/12
FY 12/13
FY 13/14
–Ray Bennett, JD ’04
Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
Law Fund Dollars:
Projected Income
$8.1M
I came to the law school
because I believed strongly
in the value of public service.
I was deeply impressed
by the commitment to
public interest and public
sector law I believe was
demonstrated by Stanford’s
commitment to students
entering their careers. I am
grateful for the way LRAP
has made it possible for me
to pursue my goals.
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
52%
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Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Expanded Campus
Clinics
A New Landscape for Legal Education
Over the duration of The Stanford Challenge, two building projects helped the law school realize
its vision for an integrated, collaborative campus.
students in fully furnished apartments, made possible by a
generous gift from Charles T. Munger and Nancy Munger,
BA ‘45. Graduate students from all disciplines across the
university live, study, and eat together. The interdisciplinary
nature of Munger is designed to reflect the changing culture
of Stanford Law School, where students can take advantage
of a broader curriculum through courses outside the law
school and through joint degree programs.
Participating in the Mills Legal Clinic builds students’ skills in
client management, negotiation, writing, and factual analysis.
Under the close supervision of clinic faculty, they gain experience
and confidence by working with real clients on real cases. For
today’s students, the clinic experience is transformational in their
education, while imparting a commitment to lifetime engagement in
public service and pro bono activities.
To read more about the clinics, click here.
–Jordan Bowler, JD ’11
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Interdisciplinary Programs
Sarah Greer
JD ’12/MA in African Studies ’12
JD ’11/MA in Earth Sciences
’11
Vivek Viswanathan
Eric Wengreen
JD/MBA ‘13
JD ’12/MA in Mechanical
Engineering ’12
Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
Annie Hsieh
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
The law school now offers 27 joint degree programs. Additionally, students can pursue a
customized academic experience through programs and centers at SLS and around the entire
university, making the law school a pioneer in interdisciplinary education.
Fundraising Report
the law school, provides 65,000 square feet of muchneeded office and academic space. Made possible by a
lead gift from William H. Neukom, LLB ‘67, the building,
opened in 2011, fulfills the needs of an expanding faculty,
fosters the collaboration essential to a rich educational
experience, and strengthens the visual identity of the law
school. Interconnected, communal spaces encourage formal
and informal faculty-student interaction, intended to inspire
innovative legal thinkers.
Gift Allocations
The William H. Neukom Building, new focal point for
As a participant in The Mills
Legal Clinic, I work with other
students to assist a wide
range of non-profit and small
companies by providing legal
guidance and documentation
on complex issues. The ability
to help serve the community
is rewarding. The educational
benefits of this kind of work
are unparalleled.
Budget Overview
The Munger Graduate Residence offers housing for 600
Clinics: building skills and training the
next generation of leaders
Development
Staff
Ways to Give
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The Law Fund
Annual gifts to the Law Fund allow the dean to direct funds to the
school’s highest priorities, including clinical education, financial aid
and student support, faculty research and scholarship, and capital
improvements. More than 90 percent of the law school’s donors
contribute to the Law Fund.
Lifetime Giving Honorees
$500,000 or more
$25,000 or more
Over the past thirty years, changes and growth in our academic
Members
programs and centers and the swift expansion of our clinical
$10,000 - $24,999
programs have necessitated additional space for program staff,
Young* Alumni Members
law school campus. Naming opportunities for larger capital gifts
exist in the Munger Graduate Residence and the William H.
$5,000 to $9,999
Partners’ Circle
Sterling Partners
$5,000 to $9,999
Benjamin Harrison Partners
$2,500 to $4,999
Permanent endowment funds may be created with larger gifts
Nathan Abbott Partners
providing annual income for specific purposes. An endowed fund—
$1,000 to $2,499
most often for a professorship or financial aid—recognizes the
Young* Alumni Partners
donor or someone of the donor’s choosing in perpetuity.
$500 to $999
Planned Giving
Law Associates
Through a living trust or bequest, a donor may be able to make a
George E. Crothers Associates
more significant contribution to the school; by designating Stanford
$500 to $999
Law School as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, IRA, or other
Marion Rice Kirkwood Associates
retirement plan; or through other planned giving vehicles that can
$250 to $499
provide both tax savings and current income to the donor.
Young* Alumni Associates
Expendable Research and Program Support
Gifts to expendable funds are spent immediately and may be
directed to support specific programs or research—for example,
For more information on ways to make a gift, please call
650.736.1238 or email development@law.stanford.edu.
Nancy Easterbrook
Associate Director of Development
650.725.4247
neasterb@law.stanford.edu
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Brian Harper
Associate Director of Development, Major Gifts
650.721.2938
bharper@law.stanford.edu
Monica Mackey
Associate Director of Development, Major Gifts
650.736.0907
mmackey@law.stanford.edu
Allison Neumeister
Assistant Director of Development, Reunion Giving
650.725.1556
aneumeister@law.stanford.edu
Michelle Powers
Assistant Director of Development, Direct Appeal
650.724.8801
mlpowers@law.stanford.edu
Samuel Spiewak
Development Assistant, Stewardship
and Development Communication
650.736.1992
spiewak@law.stanford.edu
Law Donors
up to $249
Young* Alumni Law Donors
up to $99
* Alumni who graduated in
the past ten years.
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Giving Opportunities
Development Staff
an interdisciplinary program or clinic.
$100 to $249
Michelle Curtis
Assistant Director of Development, Reunion Giving
650.724.1540
mcurtis@law.stanford.edu
For the latest news about Stanford Law School and
information about upcoming school events, visit
www.law.stanford.edu. To make a gift online, visit
https://law.stanford.edu/gift. Stanford Law School is
located at Crown Quadrangle, 559 Nathan Abbott
Way, Stanford, CA 94305-8610.
Expanded Campus
Clinics & Programs
Endowment Gifts
Mary Baskauskas
Associate Director of Development, Major Gifts
650.723.8374
marybask@stanford.edu
This report gratefully acknowledges the generosity
of the many alumni and friends who provide critical
support to Stanford Law School. The law school
operates on a fiscal year basis, and, unless otherwise
noted, gifts listed at https://honorrolls.stanford.edu
were received between September 1, 2010, and
August 31, 2011. Every effort has been made to
avoid errors, and we apologize for any that might
appear. Please report corrections to Michelle Powers
at 650.724.8801 or mlpowers@law.stanford.edu.
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Neukom Building.
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Julia Carter
Stewardship and Development
Communications Manager
650.723.3085
jcarter@law.stanford.edu
Capital Gifts
support new construction and more efficient use of the current
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Dean’s Circle
Leadership Members
fellows, clinics, and meeting rooms. Gifts made for capital projects
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Gifts to Stanford Law School at
any level and for any purpose are
welcomed and appreciated. For a
listing of our donors, please visit
https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.
Marah Katz Herbach
Director of Annual Giving
650.723.4749
mkatz@law.stanford.edu
Special thanks to….
Gift Allocations
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Donor Recognition
Categories
Contributors
Budget Overview
There are many opportunities to invest in the students and
faculty of Stanford Law School. While the law school relies
on long-term support for the endowment, we need gifts at all
levels, annual and expendable, to ensure our success.
Julia Erwin-Weiner
Associate Dean for External Relations
650.725.8985
jeweiner@law.stanford.edu
Message from the Dean
Financial Summary
Giving
Opportunities
www.law.stanford.edu