Michael Treviño '89

Executive Director

Preferred Gender Pronouns: He/Him/His
Hometown: Gilroy, CA
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Michael joined UCB CLAA as Executive Director in February 2019, and brings extensive experience leading Cal Alumni and Latinx initiatives, along with Cal and UC student affairs experience. Michael served on the UCB CLAA Board of Directors, the Cal Alumni Association (CAA) Board of Directors and as Vice President, and the Campus Chicanx Latinx Task Force. Prior to joining UCB CLAA as Executive Director, Michael served as Assistant Dean of the UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy, Assistant Dean of UC Hastings College of the Law, Director of Undergraduate Admissions (Systemwide) for UC Office of the President, and Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at UCSF.  Michael earned his AB in history and social sciences from Cal, his MEd in higher education leadership and policy studies and JD from the University of Washington, and he is a graduate of the Harvard Administrative Fellows Program.

Email: execudirector@ucbclaa.org

Angela Ortiz
4th Year, Social Welfare, minor in Public Policy

2020-2021 Intern

Hometown: Madera, CA

Angela Ortiz is a senior at UC Berkeley, studying Social Welfare with a double minor in Public Policy and Chicano Studies. She was raised in Madera, California by her parents who are field workers and who taught her the value of education at a young age. The strength and guidance of her family serves as her motivation to encourage underrepresented students to pursue higher education. Her involvement with Chicanx organizations has strengthen her aspirations to pursue social work in the future. Angela began working with CLAA her first semester at CAL and is returning for her 3rd year with us. She hopes to engage students and alumni as well as create a legacy for future generations of Chicanx/Latinx students. ​

Email: claaintern1@ucbclaa.org

Judith Lopez
2nd Year, Political Science,

2020-2021 Intern

Hometown: Compton, CA
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Judith is a second year at UC Berkeley intending to major in Political Science. She was born in Long Beach, California but later moved to Compton. As a first generation college student, she knows the struggle it is to get to higher education and wants to help others get there. For this reason, she is looking forward to her 1st year working with CLAA and hopes to make its resources accessible to more.