ABOUT

As the eighth largest regional alumni club, Dartmouth Alumni Association of Silicon Valley (DAASV) was formally established in 1968, but has roots dating back to 1881. As a not-for-profit, DAASV was founded to conduct educational, professional, athletic, social, and charitable activities relating to Dartmouth College. It seeks to extend the Dartmouth experience to both undergraduate and graduate alumni, their partners/spouses, families, parents, as well as current and prospective students, and friends of Dartmouth College in a wide range of programs and events in the greater Silicon Valley.

Questions or concerns? Contact us by phone at 855.551.1769 or by email at info@daasv.org.

OUR MISSION

Dartmouth Alumni Association of Silicon Valley's mission is to foster fellowship throughout the extended Dartmouth community through a large spectrum of intellectual, educational, professional, athletic, social, and charitable events and activities.

OUR GOALS

  • To build and sustain an active Silicon Valley alumni organization enthusiastically committed to furthering the welfare and best interests of the local Dartmouth community. This Association embraces all Bay Area alumni and their families.

  • To provide a channel for continued intellectual growth by offering opportunities for thoughtful exchange.

  • To enhance the image of Dartmouth through community outreach.

  • To establish and sustain an active forum for professional and social networking.

  • To create and sustain an adjunct network for the College to support student admissions and career placement, as well as provide warm reception for College visitors.

  • To create a sense of pride in DAASV events and activities by maintaining an Association that operates as a cooperative community in which each Silicon Valley Dartmouth alumnus, alumna, spouse, parent, student, and friend can participate.

DAASV social


Dartmouth Alumni

of the Bay Area (DABA)

Leadership

The DAASV leadership meets regularly and all DAASV members are encouraged to attend, learn about the Board and its committees, and get involved. Meeting dates and times are posted on the Events page, and in each Club newsletter. The DAASV leadership consists of an 18 member (maximum) Board of Directors (four of whom serve in an executive capacity known as Officers) and numerous committee chairpersons. Leadership elections and appointments are held each winter, and are open to all paid members of the DAASV community, including spouses/partners and parents. Officers and Directors are elected to three-year terms. Chairpersons are appointed for one-year terms.

Board of Directors

Officers:
President: Ken Hauck Th'85
Vice-President: Justin Sha ’15
Secretary: Ben Prudhomme '17
Treasurer: Jim Knopf JD ’89


Directors:

Cameron Bilger PhD ’80 P’11 P’13
Sue Felch '79

Kevin Jiang P'25

Howard Mueller '65

Kate Sackman Roski '82

Kakeru Tsubota T'23

Advisory Board:
William Adler JD ’68
Jeffrey Brown MD ’66 P’97
Janet Kluczynski ’77
Tom Markworth ’91
TJ Rodgers PhD ’70
Anthony Sandberg ’71
Frank Small JD ’61
David Stanley JD ’68


Executive Director:


Student Liaison:

Kent Friel '26


Interested in serving in a leadership capacity? (It is extremely rewarding, a terrific way to network, and looks sensational on a resume.) Contact president@daasv.org.


Who We Are

Next time you believe you recognize someone while walking down University Avenue in Palo Alto, or surfing in Santa Cruz, or holding a business meeting in downtown San Jose, think Dartmouth. It could be the source of the connection.

There are approximately 1,800 members of the Dartmouth family living in the greater Silicon Valley area. We are innovative. We run companies. We rear families. We are college professors and elementary school teachers. Many of us practice law or medicine. And hundreds of us are redefining the world with marvels of engineering and technology.

The majority of DAASV members reside in the Palo Alto/Los Altos/Menlo Park triangle. The rest stretch from the Association’s northern border of Pacifica to its southern border of San Luis Obispo, nearly 115 miles away. Take a moment to learn more about yourself and your fellow alumni.

Alums Living in the Silicon Valley AreA*

Members of the Dartmouth family live throughout the Silicon Valley area. Did you know so many of your neighbors were Green?

TOWN # OF ALUMNI
Palo Alto 245
Menlo Park 146
Los Altos 121
San Jose 103
San Mateo 49
Mountain View 64
Stanford 54
Los Gatos 37
Atherton 41
Redwood City 23
Santa Cruz 30
Cupertino 38
Saratoga 42
Woodside 32
Carmel 45
Fremont 31
Santa Clara 19
Foster City 11
Belmont 11

Alumni can also be found in the following areas: Aptos, Burlingame, Campbell, Carmel Valley, Felton, Half Moon Bay, Hillsborough, Hollister, La Honda, Ladera, Milpitas, Monterey, Newark, Pacific Grove, Pacifica, Pebble Beach, Portola Valley, Salinas, San Carlos and Scotts Valley.


*data as of 2015

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