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. These events may be especially useful for first-year students, but all Northwestern undergrads are welcome.
Stay Fueled: Maintaining Your Academic Confidence and Energy in Winter Quarter
Tuesday, January 17th, 5-6:30pm
Hear from experts on how to stay academically energized and optimistic during a challenging – and cold! – Northwestern quarter. Participants will have a chance to talk with panelists, so bring your questions!
Dinner provided.
Panelists for this event include
- Benjamin Gorvine, Professor of Instruction, Associate Chair & Lead Adviser, Department of Psychology
- Nick Jenkins, Staff Therapist, Evanston CAPS
- Marcelo Vinces, Assistant Professor, Weinberg College Advisor, Department of Biology
Register here before January 12th
Managing Your Writing and Reading Load: Tricks of the Trade from Northwestern Experts
Wednesday, February 8th, 5-6:30pm
Hear from faculty and experienced students about critical strategies for success in reading- and writing-intensive courses. Join us and learn about the study strategies, in-class practices, and other habits that can help you stay on track in demanding courses that require substantial reading and writing.
Participants will have a chance to talk with panelists, so bring your questions!
Dinner provided.
Faculty panelists include
- Nick Davis, Alumnae of Northwestern Teaching Professor, Associate Professor of English
- Elizabeth Lenaghan, Director and Associate Professor of Instruction, The Cook Family Writing Program; Assistant Director, The Writing Place
Register here before February 2nd
Watch for additional offerings during the next academic year.
