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As the weather hints at crisper days ahead, I would like to welcome you all to the start of another academic year and wish you the best this Fall Quarter. I would especially like to welcome those who are just joining TGS and hope your time at Northwestern is off to a good start.
October 13, All Day
Last day for full term withdrawals to receive 75% refund, Schedule A programs except Kellogg and Physician's Assistant p...
October 14, All Day
Last day to drop a five-week course ending in week 5 of the Fall term (5W1)
October 15, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
McGaw Pavilion, 240 E. Huron
JoAnn Trejo, PhD, MBA Professor, Department of Pharmacology Senior Assistant Vice Chancellor of Health Sciences Faculty ...
As the weather hints at crisper days ahead, I would like to welcome you all to the start of another academic year and wish you the best this Fall Quarter. I would especially like to welcome those who are just joining TGS and hope your time at Northwestern is off to a good start.
The Graduate School (TGS) is seeking to hire one graduate intern for four quarters (5 hours/week), beginning Fall 2024. The intern will work on projects within the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Training and Development. The work does not involve performing research or instruction for the university.