Navigating Northwestern Academics
An event series for undergrads
Navigating Northwestern Academics is a series of casual, interactive forums designed to help undergraduates find their best footing in negotiating the sometimes-rocky path toward their academic goals. Register below.
Winter 2026
Get a jump on winter quarter!
Insider's Guide to Success in STEM & Quantitative Courses
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 3rd, 5–6pm
Location: Tech (please register for room location)
Hear from friendly faculty and experienced students about key practices for success in STEM and quantitatively oriented courses at Northwestern. Bring your questions. Snacks provided!
Faculty panelists: Dr. Jenni Brace, Biological Sciences; Dr. Veronica Berns, Chemistry; Dr. Jonas Jin, Economics
Questions? Contact us.
Body-Doubling Study Space: Prepare for finals while encouraging mutual accountability!
Looking for a dedicated space to complete work and stay on task with some gentle accountability from others?
Body doubling is a study technique in which you complete your own projects around another person or group of people to stay focused, motivated, and efficient. This strategy can be helpful for anyone who would like a little support with getting started on tasks, avoiding distraction — or who could simply benefit from a slightly more structured study environment.
Come and join ASLA in the week before finals to work and study alongside other students with timed breaks and light snacks!
Winter 2026 body-doubling
Wednesday, 3/11, 4pm-7pm in Parkes Hall 213
Watch for additional offerings in spring quarter!


