Diploma and Commencement Information Survey
Today, March 6, is the last day that graduating bachelor's degree students can complete a survey they received last week to provide information needed for their diploma and the Commencement program. Contact the Registrar's Office as soon as possible if you have not received the form via email.
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Moore Walk Extension
Today, Monday, March 6, Parking Lot 11, adjacent to Beckman Auditorium and the Moore Laboratory, will temporarily close for work to make Moore Walk continuous across campus. After fencing and surveying work through the middle of the week of March 6, loud saw cutting of concrete, limited demolition, and grading will occur.
Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards
The Caltech Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility website now includes a list of a wide range of scholarships and other opportunities.
2023 Caltech Undergraduate Writing Prizes
HSS awards a number of $500 prizes for undergraduate writing. Submissions are now being accepted for these categories: original fiction and poetry, essays on history, essays on literature, and essays on philosophy.
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Upcoming
All events Pacific Time unless otherwise specified.
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Caltech Athletics Schedule
Come out and support women's water polo, men's and women's tennis, baseball, and other teams in their upcoming games.
Various times and locations
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Vice President for Student Affairs Office Hours
These sessions offer an opportunity for students and Kevin Gilmartin, vice president for student affairs, to get to know one another and to discuss topics pertaining to student affairs.
Tuesday, March 7, noon, 100 Parsons-Gates
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Immigration Roadmap
Immigration Roadmap, an annual series designed to help international students and scholars navigate the intersection of immigration and employment in the United States, will present events through March 24, covering topics including job benefits, visa options, and networking.
Various times and locations
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Choosing a Graduate School
This workshop will focus on how undergraduates can evaluate their options and to make the best choices for their futures.
Tuesday, March 7, noon, Center for Student Services 310
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A Taste of Teaching
The Center for Teaching, Learning, and Outreach will present the last in a series of workshops on evidence-proven teaching strategies.
Thursday, March 9, noon, Moore Laboratory Building Room B280
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CAEL Workshop: Medical School Applications
Offered by Career Advising and Experiential Learning, this workshop will provide an overview of the medical school application process.
Thursday, March 9, noon, CSS 310
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Banff Mountain Film Festival
The festival focuses on films about adrenaline-fueled adventures, the intersectionality of culture and sports, explorations of remote landscapes, and more.
Thursday, March 16, 6–10 p.m., Beckman Auditorium
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Kyoto Prize Symposium
Carver Mead (BS '56, MS '57, PhD '60), the Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, Emeritus, will deliver the symposium's advanced technology presentation.
Wednesday, March 15, 10 a.m., Hojel Auditorium, 302 International Lane, La Jolla, CA
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In Case You Missed It
View recent lectures, events, and videos on Caltech's YouTube channel.
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In the Media
Popular Science, March 1: Graduate student Keefe Mitman (MS '22) was quoted in "Black hole collisions could possibly send waves cresting through space-time."
KPCC/LAist, February 27: Aeronautics engineer John Dabiri (MS '03, PhD '05) was interviewed on Fresh Air about crucial technology for wildland firefighters.
Inverse, February 26: Planetary scientist Katherine de Kleer was quoted in "Jupiter's Radiation Creates a Spectacle 15 Times Brighter Than the Northern Lights."
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