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Dates and Deadlines

Commencement
June 8, 2007
Commencement Update!

Pre-Orientation for International Students
September 17, 2007

New Student Orientation for Undergraduates
September 24, 2007

Fall Classes Begin
October 1, 2007


Housing Updates

Check-Out Information
Housing contracts terminate at noon on Saturday, June 9, 2007. Students without summer housing contracts must have made alternative arrangements and be moved out of their rooms by noon, otherwise late fees and penalties will apply. Please note that storage is not provided at Caltech over the summer. Local storage companies have information to assist students in making their own summer arrangements.

Summer Housing Information
Parents, please help your students with summer housing arrangements as necessary. Summer housing on campus is available if needed. Students will receive email announcements regarding the May 7th application deadline for a summer space. Also, please remember that personal belongings are not insured through Caltech. Students and/or parents should purchase renter's insurance to secure their items if desired.

Questions?
Please contact Institute Housing at (626) 395-6176 or housing@caltech.edu

 

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LETTER from the Dean

John HallDear Parents —
This newsletter is the first of what will be three issues a year. Since summer is almost upon us, we have included several articles about transitioning into summer, which we hope you will find useful. If your son or daughter will be on campus this summer doing research or other projects, they will find the pace to be more relaxing than when classes are in session. The same is true for us in Student Affairs, although there will be many programs to plan and preparations to make for the coming year.

As I look back on the year that is coming to a close, I recall our new President Jean-Lou Chameau and his wife Carol Carmichael getting used to Caltech life and really hitting it off with the students; the opening of the South Houses as celebrated by the return of the Interhouse party, with the House courtyards transformed by fanciful construction projects; the enthusiasm and attention that surrounded our athletics teams that reminded everyone what sport is really about; our students excited about harvesting olives in the fall and making Caltech's first batch of extra virgin olive oil (covered by National Public Radio); the Churchill, Marshall, Gates, and two Watson fellowships our students were awarded, as well as many other successes; and most recently, the prank newspaper that our students and alumni passed out at MIT during their pre-frosh weekend. Ask your son and daughter what they recall, and they will probably mention... click to full article

Activities and Events

Athletics
Social Events
Master Calendar
Public Events


Features

They're Back! When a Child Returns Home from College for the First Time

Fellowships for Study or Travel Abroad

How I Spent My Summer Vacation

The New Face of Research at Caltech: Candace Rypisi as Director of Student-Faculty Programs

Parent Giving at Caltech


London Calling

London Calling is the first of a series of articles Mayra Sheikh wrote for the California Tech Mayra Sheikhwhile an exchange student at University College London during the first term of her senior year. Mayra Sheikh received her BS in Chemistry in 2006.

Contacts

Student Affairs

Dean of Students Office
John Hall, Dean of Students and Acting Vice President, Student Affairs,
Barbara Green, Associate Dean of Students

Bursar's Office

Financial Aid Office

Housing Office

Office of the Registrar


Annual Fund Contributions from Caltech parents provide much needed resources to enhance the Institute's education and research programs.

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parents.caltech This newsletter comes to you from Student Affairs at Caltech. Editor: Nora DeMuth

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