CASS
Getting Started:
Credit: Beth Larranaga
Welcome to Caltech Accessibility Services for Students (CASS). Caltech is committed to maintaining a diverse academic community, and welcoming individuals with a broad spectrum of talents and experiences to its campus and programs. Students with disabilities, actively participating in all aspects of the Caltech experience, are an essential part of that diversity.
CASS will make every reasonable effort to provide academic adjustments and other reasonable accommodations to otherwise qualified students with known disabilities, consistent with Caltech’s obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Our goal is to ensure that our students receive equal access to all Institute programs and services. To that end, we seek to balance the student's right to access with our obligation to protect the integrity of Institute programs and services.
Please note: we serve all of Caltech’s students, both undergraduate and graduate students.
Information about the registration process and relevent forms can be found below.
We hope you will contact us if you have any questions.
Staff:
Undergraduate Students:
- Dr. Lesley Nye, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Students
- Beth Larranaga
Graduate students:
- Dr. Kate McAnulty, Associate Dean of Graduate Studies
- Angelica Medina-Cuevas
How to register with CASS:
1. Complete the CASS Registration Form
2. Complete and sign the Medical Consent Form, and give it to your licensed medical provider
3. Submit the relevant documentation, completed by licensed medical provider
4. Request a meeting with CASS to discuss reasonable accommodation.
Email cass@caltech.edu or 626.395.6352 (undergraduates)/626.395.6346 (graduate students)
Forms and/or Instructions for:
• Medical Disability Documentation Form
• Emotional Support Animal Request - Agreement
Additional Resources:
- Campus Map with ADA Information