Caltech will hold a virtual degree conferral and graduation ceremony on Friday, June 11, 2021.



Submit your nominations for the Honorary Member Award by March 26, 2021.



The 15-member volunteer board currently comprises graduates from 1974 to 2014.

CAA’s award-winning magazine, Techer, celebrates the diverse lives and achievements of Caltech alumni and their impact locally, globally and astronomically.
Caltech alumni around the world know that advancing humanity through science and technology is a team effort. Our community is here to help you live your best life while making your best contribution to the world.

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Caltech alumni are vital to the foremost efforts around the world in solving unknowns, projecting what-ifs and pioneering never-been-done-befores.
CAA’s award-winning magazine, Techer, celebrates the diverse lives and achievements of Caltech alumni and their impact locally, globally and astronomically. Techers are transforming the world, and Techer showcases alumni who are shaping, innovating and leading.

How Caltech alumni are shaping the big-data approach to health care

Caltech alumni at JPL have starring roles in the dramatic three-act play of the Mars 2020 mission.

Alumni mentors offer practical perspectives to students and fellow alums

From the Archives: Among other interests, Robert A. Millikan, Caltech cofounder and the Institute’s first Nobel laureate, helped design a tiny electroscope to record electrical charges at extreme altitudes.

First presented in 1966, the awards recognize a particular achievement of noteworthy value, a series of such achievements, or a career of noteworthy accomplishment.
Keep up with how Techers are transforming the world, and stay informed about the achievements of Caltech alumni and their impact locally, globally and astronomically.