Dear Alumni and Friends,
This August 18th marks the 93rd anniversary of the opening of I-House, and the beginning of our 94th year! I invite you to enjoy some of the recent pictures from the All Years Reunion held here last weekend. Please save the date for our upcoming live-streamed State of the House Address on September 21, 2023, details to follow.
This month's edition of the IH Connection highlights this year’s recipients of the prestigious Gateway Fellowship, a three-way partnership between I-House, the Graduate Division of UC Berkeley, and select academic departments. We also feature this year's winners of the impactful Davis Projects for Peace initiative, open to residents to design grassroots projects for the summer—anywhere in the world—which promote peace and address the root causes of conflict among parties.
I am pleased to introduce to the I-House community our new Resident Support Manager, Hawk Anderson. Finally, please consider celebrating I-House's 93rd birthday by making a monthly gift of $19.30 or more and visiting Edmonds' Café for a special birthday milkshake between August 14th - 20th!
Sincerely,

Shaun R. Carver Ed.D., MBA
Executive Director and CEO
International House at UC Berkeley




We are pleased to announce our new Resident Support Manager overseeing the Resident Assistant team. Born and raised in the vibrant city of San Diego, California, Hawk's passion for community support and advocacy began to take shape during their upbringing in this diverse environment. During their K-12 education, Hawk participated in a Spanish immersion program, where they engaged in a full immersion experience to learn the Spanish language and culture. Hawk pursued their academic journey with a Sociology bachelor's degree at the University of California, Riverside. Building upon their passion for understanding human relationships and societal dynamics, they furthered their education with a master's degree in Human Relations at Northern Arizona University. During their studies, Hawk also had the incredible opportunity to immerse themselves in a different culture while studying abroad in Greece. There, they conducted research on queer activism and history, broadening their perspectives on global LGBTQIA+ issues.





