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Annual Report to Alumni and Friends

Fiscal Year 2011September 1, 2010, to August 31, 2011

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Message from the Dean 1Financial Summary 2Budget Overview 3Gift Allocations 5Fundraising Report 7Financial Aid and Loan Repayment Assistance (LRAP) 8Expanded Campus 10Clinics and Programs 11Giving Opportunities 12Development Staff 10

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Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011

$4,653,541 $4,408,371 $30,771,025 $3,165,833 $8,253,970 $3,295,643

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Gifts & Grants

8%

External Relations

11%Scholarship

18%

Administration

13%Student Services

3%

Library

3%

Other Income

5%

31%University Allocation

56%Endowment

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Financial Summary

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.

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.

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$80,000 $830,000 $945,000 $1,050,000 $1,045,000

27%Faculty

23%Mills Legal Clinic

Student Activities & Financial Aid

26%

Classrooms

4% Academic Programs & Centers

20%

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Budget Overview: letter from Chuck Spielman

BudgetOverview

Contributions to the Law School 2010-2011

*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.

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Corporation and Foundation Dollars

Planned Gift Dollars

Law Fund Dollars

Total Dollars Raised

FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009FY 2008FY 2007FY 2006

$8.1M

$5M

$10M

$15M

$20M

$25M

$30M

$35M

$45M

$40M

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$15M

$20M

$25M

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TOTAL DOLLARS IN MILLIONS

Total Dollars Raised

$17.7M$15.6M$15.6M$16.7M

$29M

$39.9M

$8.1M

$3.5M

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Total Donors

FY 2011FY 2010FY 2009FY 2008FY 2007FY 2006

TOTAL DONORS

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3,100

3,200

3,300

3,400

3,462 3,502

3,424

3,245

3,377

3,150

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Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011To view the FY11 donor listings, please visit https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.

The David and elizabeth hayes Law School FundThe carmen chang Law Scholarship FundThe Pritzker Traubert Fund for clinical educationThe Theodore Weisman Scholarship FundThe rafael e. canas and camila Peralta Law Scholarship at StThe John and alice Sabl FundThe Wendy elaine erb endowed Law book FundThe James W. Lintott and J. May Liang Law FundThe Stevan bunnell and Laura hills Law Scholarship FundThe Lisa and bob keller Law School FundThe Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation clinic FThe charles e. and Pamela n. koob Law School FundThe Douglas & carol Tanner Law School FundLaw and economics Program endowment FundThe Snell Family Fund for Stanford Law SchoolThe yi Zhang china Studies Scholarship FundThe bruce Tyson Mitchell Scholarship FundThe John Gerard Quigley FundThe robert e. helm, Jr. Fund for the Study of Law and FInancThe Thomas c. DeFilipps and ann O. baskins International LawThe Susan and richard carver Law School Scholarship FundThe Thomas and kathryn Taylor Fund for cePFThe Prescott ashe Law FundThe Don M. casto, Sr. Memorial Scholarship FundThe Wilson halley Memorial Scholarship FundThe Geoffrey S. rehnert Law School FundThe horn-hopkins Scholarship FundThe Professor John b. hurlbut Scholarship FundThe chester r. and richard D. andrews Scholarship FundThe Judge John Sutter Scholarship Fund

class of 1959 Silver anniversary ScholarshipThe class of 1955 keith Mann Scholarship FundThe William h. and Maribeth borthwick Law Fundclass of 1973-Thomas F. handel Memorial Scholarship FundThe Sterling D. and eleanor r. colton Scholarship FundThe bradford and Dorothy Jeffries Scholarship FundThe Judge ben c. Duniway Memorial Scholarship FundThe Susan Illston and robert asadorian endowed Fund for FinaThe Stanford Women Lawyers Scholarship FundThe carl b. Spaeth Minority Scholarship FundThe Staple Family LraP FundThe Warren christopher Professorship in theThe Warren christopher ProfessorshipThe kirkwood-kuhn Dean’s Discretionary FundThe russell Leroy Van Patten FundThe c. James Judson FundThe nancy h. and Miles L. rubin Law Student Loan repayment FThe Jay M. Spears Memorial FundThe carl W. robertson Faculty research FundThe David S. Jacobson Scholarship Fundrubin Family fundThe Mark emerson bartlett Memorial Law School FundThe Jackson h. ralston Prize and Lectureship FundThe William h. crown Fundabramson,Jon Samuel ScholarshipThe John L. Patterson Scholarship FundThe James b. Mcclatchy Professorship FundThe Luke W. cole Professorship of environmental LawThe ellis and angela horvitz FundThe Mark eastwood Fund for youth and LawThe Philip b. Simon and Terry e. neben Scholarship FundThe Sandra Day O’connor Fund for Public ServiceThe Dr. carl M. and Mrs. carolyn c. Franklin endowed FellowsThe courture childrens FundThe Thelton henderson FundThe James c. Gaither Professorship FundThe Vaughn c. Williams FundThe Maureen Mcclain Law School FundThe hon. richard L. and Faith P. Morningstar Law School FundThe nichols-Villepique Law Loan repayment assisstance FundThe christine L. Dickey Loan repayment assistance Program Fuanonymous Loan repayment assistance Program FundIdentifying Legal assumptions about the unity of economic riLeading through Leverage: research & Policy Initiatives at tThe Munger Graduate residence Gift FundThe William c. Lazier MemorialLaw new campus FundFranklin Family building Fund for the Law SchoolLaw School capital Projects FundThe William h. neukom FundLaw academic bldg-PendingThe Michael Jacobson and Trine Sorensen Law capital FundThe William rehnquist Pending Fundclass of 1969 Law Financial aidLaw Students Loan Fundbruce P. nolop and Susan M. Verstegen charitable remainder u

kailath,Thomas & SarahThe rothfeld Family Fund for Social entrepreneurshipafghanistan Legal education Program FundInternational Student Initiative FundThe Law economics & business Program FundThe James e. and hong Z. bass energy Policy FundWa/FT clinical Support FundThe bhutan Law & Policy Program FundThe Victoria and David rogers Fund for the Stanford Law SchoolThe Michelle r. clayman Institute for Gender research FundThe Jaquish & kenninger constitutional Law center Gift FundThe Justice John Paul Stevens Fellowship FundThe Organizations & Transactions clinic Gift FundThe ewing Marion kauffman Foundation

Gift Fund for the StanfThe bingham Mccutchen clinical Fellowship FundThe Global class actions exchange FundLegal aspects of autonomous DrivingThe Sidley austin Law Gift FundThe Supreme court clinic Gift FundThe Stanford Three Strikes Project FundStanford Public Interest Law Foundation Gift FundThe rhode Leadership Fund in Lawestate of James hildreth Law Fundcenter on the Legal Profession Gift FundThe Stephanie Tubbs Jones Voting rights center Fundcriminal Defense clinic Fundctr for Law & bioscience GiftsStanford Legal clinicThe constitutional Law center Gift Fundcommunity Law clinic Gift FundIntellectual Property Litigation clearinghouse Gift FundThe barry newman Fund for the Law Schoolcooley Godward kronish clinical Fellowship FundThe Michael e. Moore Law FundOrrick clinical Fellowship FundThe Stanford criminal Justice center Gift FundStanford Law review Gift FundThe criminal Prosecution clinic FundLaw Faculty SupportLaw School Organization FundThe Law FundThe Law School Library General Gift FundThe riley and Susan bechtel FundThe Law Fund - Financial aidDarold I. Greek, Jr. Scholarship FundStanford Institutional Investors ForumThe David T. Shillinglaw Memorial book FundThe MLb Foundation & Spruce Street

Foundation Public InterestLaw School campaign Faculty Momentum FundLaw environmental Programs FundThe Stanford community Law clinic Program FundLaw, economics and business Program affiliates FundThe Public Interest Law FundThe environmental Law clinic Gift FundThe General S. k. yee Scholarship in honor of Dr. collin h.The Law School Financial aid FundStanford center for conflict negotiation Gift FundLaw, Science & Technology Program Fund

Law and economics Programethel M. bowman Memorial book FundThe James c. Gaither FundThe Thomas Steyer and kathryn Taylor Fund for cePFThe enrLP core Gifts FundThe heidi b. Duerbeck FundThe John J. and eileen c. Donahoe Pending FundThe carmen chang Pending Fund for the School of LawThe John h. barton Memorial FundThe bingham Mccutchen LLP Law School Pending FundThe Place Law School Pending FundThe John h. Sutter Law School Pending FundLaw School Funds Pending

The John L. Patterson Scholarship FundThe Stephen neal environmental Law

FundThe Joseph F. coyne, Jr., Law FundThe Mosbacher Law School Scholarship

FundThe Paul J. haigney FundThe carol Sutton Lewis Scholarship FundThe anonymous Law Scholarship FundThe Pritzker Professorship for Law and businessThe Louis P. eatman Fund for the Law clinicsThe Duane and christine Quaini Law clinic FundThe David Fite and Danita Lowes International

Law and businessThe Mark G. cunha Law Scholarship FundThe abraham M. Mora Law Scholarship FundThe eugene and Molly rauen Law Scholarship FundThe Mary and carl Siegel Family FundThe Professor howard russell Williams Law

Scholarship FundThe kent Walker and Diana Walsh Law clinic FundThe Jeffery Family Law Scholarship FundThe Judge Pamela ann rymer Law Scholarship FundThe edward Leonard Law clinic FundThe Marie kitajima Law Scholarship FundThe adam b. Frankel Law School Scholarship FundThe Landreth Family environmental Law clinic FundThe kirkland & ellis Law Gift FundThe Doug carlisle and Lauri Sanders Law Scholarship FundThe John and colleen Place Law Scholarship Fund

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Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011To view the FY11 donor listings, please visit https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.

Tuition and Financial AidThe 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.

LRAPThe 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.

The Stanford ChallengeIn 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.

in these remaining months before the end of the campaign, our top priorities remain:

•Strengthenthefoundationofourfinancial aid and loan repayment assistance programs to remain accessible to all qualified applicants, regardless of their financial means;

•Expandtheclinical education program such that every student interested in pursuing a clinical experience can do so;

•Achievethe$28millionannualgivinggoal,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.

The Law FundYour 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.

Fundraising Report Financial Aid

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.

–SuSan chaMPIOn, JD ’11

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.

–ray benneTT, JD ’04

Financial Aid vs. Income

$7.5M

$8M

$8.5M

$9M

$9.5M

$10M

$10.5M

$11M

$11.5M

$12M

FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14

Projected Income

Projected Need(includes scholarships, summer public service internships, public service fellows, and LRAP support)

$8.9M

$10.3M

$10.8M

$11.3M

$8.3M

$8.6M

$11.8M

$8.1M

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Law Fund Gift Allocation 2010-2011

$4,653,541 $4,408,371 $30,771,025 $3,165,833 $8,253,970 $3,295,643

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External Relations

11%Scholarship

18%

Administration

13%Student Services

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Library

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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.

The munger graduaTe reSidence offers housing for 600 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.

The william h. neukom Building, new focal point for the law school, provides 65,000 square feet of much-needed 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.

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.

–JOrDan bOWLer, JD ’11

Clinics

Clinics: building skills and training the next generation of leadersParticipating 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.

Interdisciplinary 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.

annie hsieh

JD ’12/MA in African Studies ’12

Sarah greer

JD ’11/MA in Earth Sciences ’11

vivek viswanathan

JD/MBA ‘13

eric wengreen

JD ’12/MA in Mechanical Engineering ’12

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Stanford Law School | Annual Report 2011To view the FY11 donor listings, please visit https://honorrolls.stanford.edu.

conTriBuTorSSpecial thanks to….

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.

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.

Copyright 2011 by the Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Junior University. Reproduction in whole or in part, without permission of the publisher, is prohibited.

DevelopmentStaff

Julia Erwin-Weiner Associate Dean for External Relations

650.725.8985 jeweiner@law.stanford.edu

marah katz herbach Director of Annual Giving

650.723.4749 mkatz@law.stanford.edu

mary Baskauskas Associate Director of Development, Major Gifts

650.723.8374 marybask@stanford.edu

Julia carter Stewardship and Development Communications Manager

650.723.3085 jcarter@law.stanford.edu

michelle curtis Assistant Director of Development, Reunion Giving

650.724.1540 mcurtis@law.stanford.edu

nancy easterbrook Associate Director of Development

650.725.4247 neasterb@law.stanford.edu

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

GivingOpportunities

Ways to Give 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.

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.

capiTal gifTS Over the past thirty years, changes and growth in our academic

programs and centers and the swift expansion of our clinical

programs have necessitated additional space for program staff,

fellows, clinics, and meeting rooms. Gifts made for capital projects

support new construction and more efficient use of the current

law school campus. Naming opportunities for larger capital gifts

exist in the Munger Graduate Residence and the William H.

Neukom Building.

endowmenT gifTS Permanent endowment funds may be created with larger gifts

providing annual income for specific purposes. An endowed fund—

most often for a professorship or financial aid—recognizes the

donor or someone of the donor’s choosing in perpetuity.

planned giving Through a living trust or bequest, a donor may be able to make a

more significant contribution to the school; by designating Stanford

Law School as a beneficiary of a life insurance policy, IRA, or other

retirement plan; or through other planned giving vehicles that can

provide both tax savings and current income to the donor.

expendaBle reSearch and program SupporT Gifts to expendable funds are spent immediately and may be

directed to support specific programs or research—for example,

an interdisciplinary program or clinic.

For more information on ways to make a gift, please call

650.736.1238 or email development@law.stanford.edu.

donor recogniTion caTegorieS 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.

dean’S circle

Lifetime Giving Honorees $500,000 or more

Leadership Members $25,000 or more

Members $10,000 - $24,999

Young* Alumni Members $5,000 to $9,999

parTnerS’ circle

Sterling Partners $5,000 to $9,999

Benjamin Harrison Partners $2,500 to $4,999

Nathan Abbott Partners $1,000 to $2,499

Young* Alumni Partners $500 to $999

law aSSociaTeS

George E. Crothers Associates $500 to $999

Marion Rice Kirkwood Associates $250 to $499

Young* Alumni Associates $100 to $249

Law Donors up to $249

Young* Alumni Law Donors up to $99

* Alumni who graduated in the past ten years.

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