KNOW
We move forward, together.
A Safe Return to Campus
Our return to campus will require that all students, faculty, and staff make significant changes to how we live, work, teach and learn. Despite these challenging times, we are working to provide an engaging and fruitful learning experience for our students where they can continue to discover their purpose.
KNOW that we are committed to protecting our community.
NOW is the time to move forward, together.
This website will be updated frequently. Please check back often for the latest information.
LATEST UPDATES
Read the most recent campus communications about our COVID-19 response here.
- Services and Facilities Available in Thousand Oaks and Oxnard
Tue September 1, 2020Current health orders allow us to offer some in person on our Thousand Oaks campus and at our Oxnard Center.
- COVID-19 Case
Tue September 1, 2020Someone tested positive during our planned testing of all arriving residential students.
Fall Academic Calendar
For Traditional Undergraduate Students
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| August 24-29 | Residential Students Move In |
| August 31 | First Day of Classes |
| September 7 | Labor Day - Classes Meet |
| September 11 | Last Day to Add or Drop a Class |
| September 21 | Registration for Intersession Term |
| November 23-27 | Thanksgiving Break |
| November 30 - December 4 |
Finals Week |
View the full Academic Calendar
Calendars for Graduate and Professionals students are unchanged.
DOING YOUR PART
Our safe return to campus depends on everyone taking responsibility.
Face Masks
When you’re on campus, you’re required to wear a face mask in public spaces to protect yourself and those around you.
Wash Your Hands
The safety of our community depends on our commitment to simple hygiene measures, like frequent hand-washing.
Physical Distancing
Maintaining physical distance is the single best way to keep from infecting others or being infected. It's about kindness and respect.
Daily Health Check
Know the symptoms of coronavirus — and stay home if you’re experiencing them. Safety starts with monitoring your own health.
Cal Lutheran Compact
Every member of the Cal Lutheran community is called upon to sign this Compact as a commitment to each other.