For the past 6 years, OMBO has coordinated the Fabric of Cal fashion show. One of the most anticipated events of Caltopia, the Fabric of Cal is designed to showcase the diversity of Cal students, staff, and faculty, and features stylish, licensed Cal-logoed and fashion apparel in a high-energy setting. On August 25th, 2008, the Fabric of Cal 2008 theme focused on “Making a Difference.” As the global community is impacted by increasing environmental and social pressures, OMBO wanted to showcase how UC Berkeley is responding in a positive manner to effect change and how each person can make a difference. This year, we asked our models and sponsors to identify how they contribute to the community. Singly and together, we can make a difference.

1. Caltopia VI
Fabric of Cal 2008
Fashion Show
“Making a Difference”
Monday, August 25, 2008
1:30 PM
Recreational Sports Facility

2. This presentation includes the photos and an edited transcript of the Fabric of Cal Fashion Show,
which was held on August 25, 2008 in the Recreational Sports Complex, as part of Caltopia VI.
Please enjoy!
Purpose and History of the Fabric of Cal
This is the sixth Fabric of Cal fashion show,
presented by the Office of Marketing &
Business Outreach. OMBO is the group which
manages the campus’ brand and engages in
cause‐related activities. Their mission
statement: “Promoting Excellence. Inspiring
Change,” is evident in today’s fashion show.
The Fabric of Cal is designed to highlight the
diversity of Cal. This year’s theme is “Making a
Difference” and we will be sharing stories from
our diverse and talented models. If you’ve ever
asked yourself, “What can one person do?” just
listen to these stories, and you will be inspired.
Even if it’s taking a few extra steps to recycle
that soda can instead of tossing it in the nearest
trash can, you HAVE made a difference!

3. Purpose and History of the Fabric of Cal (cont.)
We also want to provide you with information about our donors and how they
contribute to our local and global communities. We’d like to give a big thank you to the
Cal Student Store, the premier sponsor for today’s event. Our other donors include
www.calbearsshop.com, the College Shop, UThreads, Karen Neuburger, Cotton
Exchange, Creation of Demand, MV Sport, GB Style Engine, and other local retailers. All
products with a Cal logo are produced by licensed manufacturers. These companies
pay royalties, must adhere to the University’s Code of Conduct, and join the Fair Labor
Association. This helps to ensure that workers are treated fairly. As a consumer, you
have a choice in what you buy, so please buy responsibly.
This year, we are featuring not only Cal‐logoed apparel, but also garments designed to
get you through the day – from class to hanging out at the café to loungewear. Our
models are all Cal students, staff, faculty, and alumni, and they demonstrate the
diversity that makes up our campus community. It is this “Fabric of Cal” which makes
us the number one public educational institution in the world!

4. Making a Difference by supporting health/wellness,
community, and diversity!
My name is Devin Wicks, and I am your
host. I work at the RSF as the Director of
Fitness Operations. We provide world class
fitness and wellness programming,
including personal training, instructional
classes, employee fitness and wellness
programming through our WorkFIT
program, offering you the best opportunity
to get active and have fun on your path to
health and wellness.
I also work with various Cal athletic teams,
including some of the newest Cal Olympic
medalists, and I am the assistant coach for
the Cal Dance team which works hard at
every football and basketball game to inspire
Cal spirit. For the past two years, I’ve
organized the Cal AIDS/Lifecycle team
which includes fellow alums, faculty/staff
and Cal students. Together, we’ve raised a
combined total of over $120,000 for the SF
AIDS Foundation. Go Bears! !
Devin Wicks, Recreational Sports
Cotton Exchange 100% organic cotton shirt produced exclusively for the Fabric of Cal

5. Making a Difference in supporting sustainability and staff
initiatives!
Carol is the Alumni Relations and Events
Manager in Student Musical Activities, and
works with the Cal Band, UC Choral Ensembles,
and UC Jazz Ensembles. She works on behalf of
Cal staff by serving as a member of the Berkeley
Staff Assembly Coordinating Committee and the
Fund Raising Council.
In addition, Carol is participating in the campus
Leadership Development Program, working with
a team of seven other staff on recommendations
for “Green Computing” at Cal. Carol is wearing
the perfect pjs – Karen Neuburger pink heart
cotton/poly pajamas with matching slipper socks.
Carol Suveda, Student Musical Activities
Karen Neuburger pajamas & slipper socks

6. Making a Difference in supporting community
organizations and staff initiatives!
Della, an Operations Supervisor for the
Payroll Unit of RSSP, is wearing a set of soft
green pajamas and non‐skid socks also
provided by Karen Neuburger. In her spare
time, Della works on behalf of staff in
planning the Cal Summerfest and has served
as treasurer of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
(Solano Valley Alumnae Chapter) for the past
3 years.
Karen Neuburger is noted for its commitment
through KN Cares. KN has produced pajamas
especially for hospital patients and is a
partner of the Breast Cancer Research
Foundation. KN also supports women’s heart
health and reading programs for youngsters.
Please visit their website at
http://www.karenneuburger.com/ if you are
interested in supporting these causes.
Della Hill, Residential Services and Student Programs
Karen Neuburger pajamas & MV Sport tote bag

7. Making a Difference by supporting diversity and
the community!
Next on stage, we have Daniel Sales. Daniel
is a second year majoring in Civil
Engineering. Daniel is also a life member of
the American Society of Civil Engineering,
and is active in the Hispanic Engineers and
Scientists and Multicultural Engineering
Prep.
He is wearing a Nike blue and gold hoodie
with gold accent stitching, as well as a pair
of blue Nike FIT basketball shorts and a
gold and blue fitted Golden Bears cap. To
learn more about Nike’s corporate social
responsibility efforts, visit
http://www.nikeresponsibility.com/#home/.
Daniel Sales, 2nd year, Civil Engineering
Nike hooded sweatshirt, basketball shorts, and cap provided by

8. Making a Difference by supporting youth,
diversity, art, and culture!
Valencia is a first year Social
Welfare/Mass Communications major
with a minor in Dance. That’s quite a full
schedule! She is publicity coordinator
and lead dancer for the Caribbean folk
performing dance company known as
“Sistas‐Wit‐Style.” This dance company
teaches dance to children, teenagers, and
adults, and educates people about the
culture of the Caribbean.
Valencia is ready for any social activity.
She is wearing a College Concepts plaid
lounge pants and coordinating ribbed
tank tops. Both are perfect for dancing
OR relaxing. This outfit is provided by
the Cal Student Store. Check out their
website, calstudentstore.com, to learn
more about “the store that gives back.”
Valencia Newton, 1st year, Social Welfare/Mass Communication major & Dance minor
College Concepts lounge pants and tank tops provided by

9. Making a Difference by supporting Cal spirit,
community and educational excellence!
Allie Apana is a second year majoring in
Mass Communications. She is a member of
your Cal Dance Team, the Movement, and
Danceworx, as well as the Undergraduate
Mass Communications Association.
Today, Allie is pretty in pink – sporting a
pink Creation of Demand Cal cap and a hot
pink MV Sport tote bag. The bag has a
zippered interior pocket and is just right for
carrying around dance gear. Creation of
Demand and MV Sport are both official Cal
licensees. Royalties from licensed products
such as these support many vital campus
programs.
Allie Apana, 2nd year, Mass Communication major
Creation of Demand cap, MV Sport tote bag

10. Making a Difference by supporting
student services!
Earnest is a budget manager for
Residential and Student Service
Programs.
Earnest’s outfit includes a blue and
gold Nike football jersey and a
matching fitted cap. He is prepared
for the cooler fall weather with a
blue and gold sweatshirt blanket
from MV Sport – all provided by the
Cal Student Store.
Ernest Carson Jr., Residential and Student Service Programs
Nike football jersey and cap, and MV Sport fleece blanket provided by

11. Making a Difference by supporting community, paying it
forward, and educational excellence!
Quanice is a fourth year majoring in Sociology.
Quanice believes in giving back to the community,
and she does just that in several ways.
She is a tutor/mentor/college advisor for Berkeley
Scholars to Cal program through Stiles Hall, a
member of California Youth Connection, and a
tutor for the Athletic Study Center. Where does
she find the time to study? Quanice’s navy
Colosseum Athletics football jersey shows her
school pride with prominently displayed Cal logos.
This item is courtesy of Colosseum Athletics, an
official Cal licensee.
Quanice Hawkins, 4th year, Sociology major
Colosseum Athletics football jersey
Della and Quanice

12. Making a Difference by encouraging Cal spirit!
Give it up for Arianna Torres, a third year
majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies and
minoring in Dance. Arianna is a proud
member of the Cal Dance Team and the
Movement.
Arianna’s navy football jersey which is both
comfortable and stylish is provided by
Creation of Demand, a proud sponsor of Cal
Athletics.
Arianna, Ernest, and Quanice
Arianna Torres, 3rd year, Interdisciplinary Studies major & Dance minor
Creation of Demand football jersey

13. Making a Difference by supporting educational
excellence!
Say hello to Dyanna Quizon. Dyanna is a
graduate student in law. She serves as External
Co‐Chair for the Pilipino American Law
Students Association and is an Asian American
Studies Graduate Student Instructor.
Some of you may have had Dyanna for an
instructor, if not you may want to sign up for her
class. Dyanna is wearing the latest in high tech
fabrics – a navy light‐weight track suit and a
white tank top made of Russell Dri‐Power. The
jacket has a hood and full zip for extra comfort.
All of these items are provided by UThreads,
http://www.uthreads.com/, a proud sponsor of
Cal Athletics.
Dyanna Quizon, Graduate Student in Law
Russell Athletic Dri‐Power tank top, hooded jacket, and matching pants

14. Making a Difference by serving youth and
volunteering!
Please greet Marco Lindsey. Marco is the
Executive Assistant to the Dean in the
Haas School of Business. Marco has
many outside interests including serving
as a youth counselor at his church in
Oakland and as a volunteer in the Young
Entrepreneurs at Haas program.
Marco is ready for crisp autumn
afternoons in a warm charcoal gray
Colosseum hooded sweatshirt. This
sweatshirt is provided by Colosseum
Athletics, a proud member of the Fair
Labor Association.
Marco Lindsey, Haas School of Business
Colosseum Athletics hooded sweatshirt

15. Making a Difference by giving back to the
community in so many ways!
Shanita Dionne Talton is a first year planning on
majoring in Ethnic Studies and Social Welfare
with an emphasis on community, in the hope of
becoming an urban community therapist. A
former foster care student, Shanita is part of the
Cal Independent Scholars Network and plans to
use her experiences in the foster care system to
strengthen the community. This year, Shanita is
looking to pledge a sorority and become active in
the Black Campus Ministry.
Shanita is ready for a day of fun in a navy
Champion long‐sleeved tee and matching navy
active wear pants. These garments are provided
courtesy of the Cal Student Store. Everyone will
know who Shanita’s rooting for – GO Bears!
To learn more about the Cal Independent Scholars
Network or to make a contribution, please visit
http://trsp.berkeley.edu/cisn.htm.
Shanita Dionne Talton, 1st year, Ethnic Studies and Social Welfare major
Champion T‐shirt and fleece pants provided by

16. Making a Difference by supporting
educational excellence!
Let’s have a warm Cal welcome for Professor
Steve Tadelis and his sons, Noam and Nadav.
Steve is an associate professor as well as
Associate Dean for Strategic Planning in the
Haas School of Business.
He is stylish in a navy button down Reyn
Spooner shirt and Cutter & Buck khaki shorts.
Professor Steve Tadelis, Haas School of Business, and sons, Nadav and Noam
Reyn Spooner shirt, Cutter & Buck shorts; Champion Big Game shirt, Nike cap,
Jansport full zip hoodie; Under Armour Tech T‐shirt and shorts, New Era cap provided by

17. Making a Difference by supporting
educational excellence!
Nadav is providing a preview of the 2008 Big
Game shirt, created by Champion. He is ready
for any outdoor activity in a Nike cap and a
Jansport full‐zip navy hoodie with front pockets.
Noam will always be comfortable in these
matching Under Armour Tech Tee and Tech
Shorts in navy. The fabric is engineered to wick
away moisture, so you can play hard and still be
dry. The outfit is completed by a New Era cap.
Garments for the Tadelis men provided by the
Cal Student Store.
Professor Steve Tadelis, Haas School of Business, and sons, Nadav and Noam
Reyn Spooner shirt, Cutter & Buck shorts; Champion Big Game shirt, Nike cap,
Jansport full zip hoodie; Under Armour Tech T‐shirt and shorts, New Era cap provided by

18. Making a Difference by supporting
community and volunteerism!
Now, here’s Maureen Nungester, an
Administrative Assistant in
Procurement Services. Maureen is
active in elder care – helping to care for
a senior who needs a little extra help.
She also handcrafts jewelry which she
gives to elderly ladies, helping them to
feel beautiful and special.
Even though it may still feel like
summer, fall is on the way. Maureen is
outfitted by Colosseum Athletics in a
navy full‐zip hoodie with a gold‐lined
hood. The hood is decorated with
“Golden Bears” in script with
“California” and “Cal” in script on the
front. It’s perfect for athletic events or
just taking a long walk.
Maureen Nungester, Procurement Services
Colosseum Athletics hooded sweatshirt

19. Making a Difference by tutoring in local
schools!
Sabrina is a second year student
majoring in Pre‐Business and Theater &
Performance Studies. She is active in a
number of theater groups including,
the Theater for Charity, and she
volunteers at Sulphur Springs
Elementary School.
Sabrina is wearing a comfortable and
stylish pair of navy drawstring pants
with white accent stitching and a
matching navy pullover hoodie by
Banner Supply Company. This outfit is
courtesy of the Cal Student Store.
Sabrina, Karisa, and Meghana
Sabrina Yessayan, 2nd year, Pre‐business and Theatre & Performance Studies major
Banner Supply Company navy drawstring pants and navy pullover hoodie provided by

20. Making a Difference by supporting health
and wellness and volunteerism!
Next up we have Gail Nipitnorasate.
Gail is a fifth year student majoring in
Nutritional Science. Not only does
she attend classes and work, but Gail
also commits a good deal of her time
to volunteering. She is active in
Circle K International and works in
Marketing for Cal Dining.
She has on a Creation of Demand
white football jersey with a blue and
gold Cal logo ‐ both available at fine
local retailers.
Gail Nipitnorasate, 5th year, Nutritional Sciences major
Creation of Demand football jersey

21. Making a Difference by encouraging Cal spirit
and volunteering!
Daniela Hamann‐Nazaroff is a third
year majoring in Biology. She is a
member of the Spirit Squad, ran the San
Francisco half marathon, and was an
art counselor at “This Land is Your
Land” day camp.
She is ready for anything and always
comfortable in an Under Armour fitted
navy tee with blue and gold Cal logos.
Her matching cap is adjustable. This
outfit is courtesy of UThreads in
Walnut Creek.
Daniela Hamann‐Nazaroff, 3rd year, Biology major
Under Armour T‐shirt and Navy adjustable cap courtesy of

22. Making a Difference by supporting educational
excellence and the political process!
Meghana is a third year double
majoring in International Political
Economy and South Asian Studies. She
is also an ASUC Senator and a
contributor to the Berkeley Political
Review.
Meghana is wearing a pair of
Champion navy shorts, a League
Collegiate navy pullover hoodie, and,
the finishing touch – a pair of College
Edition blue slippers. This stylish outfit
is courtesy of the Cal Student Store.
Sabrina, Karisa, and Meghana
Meghana Dhar, 3rd year, double major in International Political Economy and South Asian Studies
League Collegiate hoodie, Champion shorts, and College Edition slippers courtesy of

23. Making a Difference by supporting campus
services and coaching!
Cindy is a 2007 graduate of the College
of Engineering, and works as a Human
Resources Specialist. In addition,
Cindy is a competitive ballroom dancer
and choreographer. She has been
involved with the UC Ballroom Dance
Team for several years, teaching social
dancers and coaching competitive
couples.
She is perfectly outfitted in a soft
velour Cutter & Buck navy and cream
jacket. Underneath, she is wearing a
Nike blue “raw edge” tee with gold
raglan sleeves – all provided by the Cal
Student Store.
Cindy Chien, Cal alumna and HR Specialist with College of Engineering
Cutter & Buck jacket and Nike “raw edge” tee courtesy of

24. Making a Difference by supporting campus
services and the community!
Tristan is a third year student
majoring in Gender & Women’s
Studies, and is active in the Berkeley
Project, swing dancing, and
participated in Cal in the Capital
2008.
Tristan is showing a lot of school
spirit in a blue and gold Colosseum
Athletics zip‐front hoodie with
California appliquéd on the front.
Colosseum Athletics products
available at fine local retailers.
Tristan Lombard, 3rd year, Gender & Women’s Studies major
Colosseum Athletics zip‐front hoodie

25. Making a Difference by tutoring/mentoring
underserved youth and volunteering in the
community!
Aurelia is a third year majoring in Molecular
& Cell Biology and Chinese. Aurelia gives
back to the community in a variety of ways,
two of which include: serving as a
tutor/mentor for Oakland Youth through the
East Bay Consortium/California Student
Opportunity and Access Program, and as an
emergency room volunteer at Alta Bates
Summit Hospital.
Aurelia is wearing a grey pull over hoodie
with stretch ribbing along both sides for
extra comfort and style. This outfit is
provided by Colosseum Athletics and is
available at local retailers.
Aurelia Cheng, 3rd year, Molecular & Cell Biology and Chinese major
Pull‐over hoodie provided by Colosseum Athletics

26. Making a Difference in educational excellence
and supporting campus services!
Frankie is a second year student
majoring in Mass Communications,
Economics, and Legal Studies. She is
also a Project Assistant in Design
Services and a member of the Cal
Dance Team.
Francesca is ready for fall in a
Champion navy part‐zip hoodie with
gold Cal logos. The hood is lined with
thermal material for extra warmth.
Provided by the College Shop at Pier
39.
Francesca Lin, 2nd year, Mass Communications, Economics, and Legal Studies major
Champion part‐zip hoodie courtesy of College Shop

27. Making a Difference by educating
tomorrow’s leaders!
It’s “Just Good Business.”
Kellie McElhaney is Executive
Director of the Center for
Responsible Business and Assistant
Adjunct Professor in the Haas School
of Business. Her forthcoming book,
Just Good Business, is a strategic guide
to aligning corporate responsibility
and brand. The Financial Times has
ranked the Center for Responsible
Business the #1 MBA program in
Corporate Social Responsibility in its
2008 rankings.
Kellie is wearing a navy Columbia
Striker jacket and Lady Vesi blue and
pale yellow striped button front
sweater.
Kellie McElhaney, Executive Director of the Center for Responsible Business.
All outfits courtesy of the Cal Student Store, the store that gives back!

28. Making a Difference in incremental but
important ways!
Kellie McElhaney’s daughters,
Julianna and Isabel Weinerth,
made a commitment to use only
one napkin in order to save trees
and the animals that live in
them.
Julianna is wearing a Nike
cheerleader’s outfit in blue, gold,
and white, while Isabel has a
College Kids navy zip front
hoodie and matching navy
drawstring pants. All items
courtesy of the Cal Student
Store.
Julianna and Isabel Weinerth, future leaders making a difference
All outfits courtesy of the Cal Student Store, the store that gives back!

29. Making a Difference in educational excellence
and Making It Better at Cal!
Jared is a typical, overachieving Cal
student. He is a third year, majoring in
Political Economy and minoring in
Chinese. In addition to his studies, he
has worked in the Office of Associate
Vice Chancellor Ron Coley as a valued
staff member, and he also helps to
coordinate the Making It Better at
Berkeley award program designed to
give staff the opportunity to apply for
funding to implement their self‐
identified process improvements
within Business and Administrative
Services units.
Jared is ready for fall in a gray Adidas
pullover hoodie provided by the
College Shop at Pier 39.
Jared Mazzanti, 3rd year, Political Economy major, Chinese minor.
Adidas pullover hoodie courtesy of the College Shop

30. Making a Difference in the spirit of education
and wellness!
Jordan is a third year majoring in
Public Health and Psychology, and is
also a member of the Cal Dance Team.
In her spare time, she is Vice President
of Communications at Pi Beta Phi
Sorority, and is a member of the Cal
Undergraduate Public Health
Coalition.
Jordan is modeling a complete outfit by
Nike: navy zip front warmup jacket
with gold piping, Nike dryfit basic
navy tee, Nike Team blue and gold
lined running shorts, and a navy
adjustable cap. Entire outfit provided
by the Cal Student Store.
Danielle and Jordan
Jordan Levine, 3rd year, Public Health and Psychology major.
Nike tee, running shorts and adjustable cap courtesy of the Store that gives back!

31. Making a Difference in education, outreach and
volunteerism!
.
Dianna is a proud Cal alum, with a BA in
Philosophy, an MA in Rhetoric, and a JD
in Law. She is also a single parent who
participates in many outreach volunteer
programs, serving as a tutor in reading
and writing in various schools throughout
the Bay Area. Finally, Dianna works as a
volunteer for suicide prevention and on
behalf of battered women.
To keep her comfortable while she’s on
the go, Dianna is wearing a League
Collegiate Wear navy full zip hoodie and
matching active wear pants with navy
top‐stitching. Apparel courtesy of the Cal
Student Store.
Dianna, Julianna, Kellie & Isabel
Dianna Ellerbeck, Alum, BA Philosophy, MA Rhetoric, JD Law
League Collegiate Wear full zip hoodie with matching pants provided by

32. Making a Difference by supporting educational
excellence and volunteering!
.
Lauren, a fourth year majoring in
History and Dance. She is a Cal Corps
“Bonner Leader” – she volunteers at a
local school and is a volunteer
manager at Berkeley Arts Magnet
School. Oh, and did I mention she’s
on YOUR Cal Dance Team?
She is wearing a navy Cal polo shirt,
as well as a Cal chain suede bracelet.
All items courtesy of XP Events. XP
Events is the concessionaire at home
football games. Items modeled can be
found at calbearsshop.com or check at
the stadium on game day.
Lauren Feldman, 4th year, History and Dance major
Polo shirt and Cal chain suede bracelet courtesy of XP Events

33. Making a Difference in educational excellence,
volunteerism, and raising awareness!
.
Veronica is a third year majoring in
Public Health. She volunteers at
REACH (Asian/Pacific Islander
Recruitment and Retention Center. Not
only that, but she was also rider number
6731 on the Cal Aids/Lifecycle Team and
participates in ABBA modern – a
Christian dance group.
Veronica is outfitted by one of Cal’s
official licensees, MV Sport, in a spirited
navy tee featuring UC Berkeley in gold.
Available at fine local retailers.
Veronica Ng, 3rd year, Public Health major
T‐shirt provided by MV Sport

34. Making a Difference in educational excellence,
volunteerism and research!
.
Rishi, a first year majoring in MCB.
Although only a freshman, Rishi plans
to continue the cancer research he
started in high school. Also, while still
in high school, Rishi founded the
Boulder Interact Community Service
Club which involves high school
students in community service projects.
He was also active in Boy Scouts and
volunteered as a cook in a homeless
shelter. We’re glad he chose to come to
Cal and that he plans to continue his
service activities. Cal has a long, proud
tradition of volunteerism, and Rishi
will fit right in!
Rishi is wearing a navy wind jacket and
beanie provide by Colosseum Athletics.
He will be well prepared for life at Cal!
Rishi Rawat, 1st year, Molecular and Cell Biology
Wind jacket and beanie courtesy of Colosseum Athletics

35. Making a Difference in educational excellence
and the community!
Michelle is a second year majoring in
American Studies. Michelle is a proud
member of the Cal Dance Team,
Danceworx, and is active in her church.
The Dance Team raises everybody’s
spirits when they perform.
She wears a navy baby doll T and a
New Era visor. Courtesy of XP Events.
XP Events is the concessionaire at home
football games. Items modeled can be
found at calbearsshop.com or at the
stadium on game day.
Michelle Hopkins, 2nd year, American Studies major
Baby doll T and New Era cap provided by XP Events

36. Making a Difference in educational excellence and
student government!
Jaimie is a second year major in Molecular and Cell
Biology. She participates in Movement, Dance,
Abba Modern (a Christian dance group), and is an
ASUC Intern.
She wears a navy rhinestone tank top and a Cal
“Go Bears” designer necklace, both provided by XP
Events and available at calbearsshop.com.
Jaimie Wu, 2nd year, Molecular and Cell Biology major
Jaimie and Arianna
Tank top and necklace courtesy of XP Events

37. Making a Difference in educational
excellence and volunteerism!
Karen is a second year majoring in
Psychology. She is a member of the
Cal Dance Team and a volunteer
ESL tutor at Berkeley High School.
Karen is outfitted in a 100% organic
cotton tee provided by the Cotton
Exchange. When the Cotton
Exchange learned of our fashion
show, they produced this shirt
exclusively for this purpose. Cotton
Exchange products are made in the
US, and the company employs
almost 700 skilled craftspeople.
Karen Hsi, 2nd year, Psychology major
Organic t‐shirt produced exclusively for the Fabric of Cal by the Cotton Exchange

38. Making a Difference in community service!
Katherine, a second year Cal student
on the Cal Dance Team and is active in
Delta Gamma sorority, participating in
various fundraising and community
service events, such as Anchor Slam
which raises funds for Service for Sight.
She is outfitted by GB Style Engine in a
pink, white and black shirt perfect for
dressing up and going out. GB Style
Engine is an active supporter of fair
trade and fair labor practices.
Katherine Gundling, 2nd year
Organic shirt provided by Katherine and Clara

39. Making a Difference in educational excellence
and volunteerism!
Clara is a second year, majoring in
Cognitive Science and is also a member
of the Cal Dance Team. She is an intern
at ASTIA, a non‐profit that helps
women‐founded technology start‐up
companies gain access to funding and
business expertise. Clara is also a Relay
for Life captain. Relay for Life is a 24‐
hour walkathon which raises money
for the American Cancer Society.
Katherine and Clara
Clara’s halter top is provided by GB
Style Engine and is ornamented with a
sequined slide. This versatile garment
can be worn alone or over pants or
leggings for a more casual look.
Clara Dellenbach, 2nd year, Cognitive Science major
Halter top provided by

40. Making a Difference educationally!
Rachel is a third year majoring in
Theater, Dance & Performance Studies.
She is also the historian for Pi Beta Phi
sorority and a member of the Cal Dance
Team.
Rachel is wearing a sheer leopard print
dress with brown trim and straps. This
feminine style can be worn over
leggings, jeans, or shorts. Courtesy of
GB Style Engine, located on Channing
Way.
Rachel Warner, 3rd year, Theater, Dance & Performance Studies major
Dress provided by

41. Making a Difference in education and
volunteerism!
Danielle is a typical Cal student with a
wide range of interests. A second year
undeclared major, her other interests
include cheering on Cal Football as a
member of the Cal Dance Team and
serving as a volunteer with the
Regents’ and Chancellor’s Scholarship
Association activities.
Her GB Style Engine purple outfit can
be worn as a mini‐dress or over pants
or tights. The black lace up detail at the
neckline provides added interest, and
the wide gold belt accents a trim
waistline.
Danielle Chien, 2nd year, undeclared major.
Dress and belt courtesy of

42. Making a Difference in educational excellence and Cal
spirit!
Elaine, a third year pre‐med student with an
intended major in Practice of Art. She is also
on the Cal Dance Team and a member of
Movement Dance Group.
Her black polka dot dress by GB Style Engine
is both comfortable and stylish, and will soon
be available with a Cal logo. The fabric is a
blend of polyester and organic cotton, which
uses 60% less chemicals than other cotton
products.
Elaine Marquez, 3rd year, pre‐med student, Practice of Art major
Dress courtesy of

43. Making a Difference in education and
supporting campus activities!
Karisa is a second year majoring in
Engineering Physics. A few of her
extra curricular activities include being
co‐manager of the UC Women’s
Chorale and leadership team chair for
her church.
Karisa’s outfit is perfect winding down
at the end of the day. The cotton/poly
blend pajamas provided by Karen
Neuburger are supremely comfortable,
yet stylish enough to go out in.
Matching slipper socks complete the
look. Karen Neuberger is available on
Carol, Karisa and Della
the web and at fine local retailers.
Karisa Daniels, 2nd year, Engineering Physics major.
Pajamas and slipper socks courtesy of Karen Neuburger

44. The Fabric of Cal
Cal students, faculty, staff, and alumni—the diverse and unique
individuals who make the University of California, Berkeley the
number one public university in the world!