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Welcome, Undergraduates!

The School of Education and Social Policy (SESP) offers a unique undergraduate education. Our faculty and students work together to inquire how learning and development take place throughout the life span and in many different settings. We recognize the power of lifelong learning to teach a child, run a business, make a law and bring a family together.

As the smallest school at Northwestern University, with fewer than 350 undergraduate students, SESP offers students flexibility in building their own program of study within one of four concentrations:

I am pleased that you are either a part of our School or considering becoming a part of our community of scholars. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact our office at sesp@northwestern.edu. On behalf of the School of Education and Social Policy (SESP) Student Affairs team, we are commited to helping students succeed, both personally and academically. 
Assistant Dean, Susan Olson Sincerely,
Susan Olson      
Assistant Dean

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Summer Field Studies in D.C. and San Francisco

Summer Picnic for Undergraduates
Wednesday, July 30

5 p.m., Garrett Patio
 


Wildcat Welcome for New Students
Wednesday, September 17

9 a.m. September 17–5 p.m. September 26, Annenberg Hall


Dean's Convocation
Wednesday, September 17

9:45 a.m., G02 Annenberg Hall


Classes Begin for 2008-09
Tuesday, September 23

 


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