Complementing and enhancing Caltech’s challenging academic and research curriculum is an array of programs that ensure a healthy, supportive, and inspiring learning environment. Your investment in the student experience fosters Caltech students’ intellectual as well as personal growth, emboldens them to think creatively, and encourages them to reach their full potential.
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Caltech’s Center for Teaching, Learning, & Outreach (CTLO) helps faculty and students hone their skills in creatively teaching and learning complex material in the classroom and in the lab. The center also supports STEM education more broadly by fostering partnerships with local K-12 schools. Your investment in CTLO will inspire new generations of leaders in science and engineering.
A gift that allows for a new hybrid approach to a longstanding program will help the Institute connect with more students across Southern California and enhance graduate student engagement in educational endeavors.
A group that began as a student social support network has raised more than $1 million to endow a fellowship fund for graduate students at Caltech.
Caltech young alumni trustee Mason Smith (BS ’09) knows the value of a good question.
For as long as he can remember, David Ignacio Fager has adored mathematics. In high school, he lived for Mu Alpha Theta competitions and skipped ahead in math textbooks the way impatient readers sometimes peek at the last page of a mystery novel.
The Amgen Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the biotechnology company, has committed $7.5 million for a suite of graduate fellowships in biochemistry and molecular biophysics that will provide Caltech students exceptional latitude in their studies of the molecular basis of life. The fellowship program is in the name of Caltech president emeritus and Nobel laureate David Baltimore.
Thanks to scholarships, Alex Wuschner can play baseball and try the dozen other things that make his Caltech experience fulfilling.
Scholarships can change students’ lives, and they play an essential role in Caltech’s ability to attract talented, creative undergraduates.
In search of inspiration for a senior research project on the opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Caltech junior and biology major Jade Livingston assembled an ad hoc think tank of physics and engineering students.
The Caltech community formally dedicated the long-awaited Hameetman Center on Thursday, February 28.
