Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Congratulations to UC Berkeley Haas graduate Fernando Mendoza!!! đ
Due to a work conflict , Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza couldnât make it to UC Berkeley Haas undergraduate commencement on Wednesday. So Dean Jenny Chatman welcomed him Saturday as a special guest at our MBA Commencement.
Mendoza completed the challenging Haas business administration and management program in just three years while quarterbacking for Cal Football. He transferred to Indiana University as a graduate student and finished his final Haas courses last summer, but he didn't get to walk at commencement because he was busy leading the Hoosiers to an undefeated national championship season. That earned him the Heisman Trophy and a spot as the No. 1 NFL draft pick. He started offseason training with the Las Vegas Raiders this month.
Congratulations to Mendoza and to all our grads! May your education from the No. 1 public universitytake you as far as your wildest dreams!
Copyright UC Berkeley Haas 2026
haas.berkeley.edu
Congratulations to UC Berkeley Haas graduate Fernando Mendoza!!! đ
Due to a work conflict , Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza couldnât make it to UC Berkeley Haas undergraduate commencement on Wednesday. So Dean Jenny Chatman welcomed him Saturday as a special guest at our MBA Commencement.
Mendoza completed the challenging Haas business administration and management program in just three years while quarterbacking for Cal Football. He transferred to Indiana University as a graduate student and finished his final Haas courses last summer, but he didn't get to walk at commencement because he was busy leading the Hoosiers to an undefeated national championship season. That earned him the Heisman Trophy and a spot as the No. 1 NFL draft pick. He started offseason training with the Las Vegas Raiders this month.
Congratulations to Mendoza and to all our grads! May your education from the No. 1 public universitytake you as far as your wildest dreams!
Copyright UC Berkeley Haas 2026
haas.berkeley.edu
