Free Webinars:
Heading to UW-Madison? How to Have a Successful Freshman Year as a Badger.
April 16, 2026 | 12:00 pm CT
The transition from high school to college life at UW-Madison is a big one! Students must navigate increased academic rigor while managing their own schedules, newfound independence, and more. One key component to college success at UW and elsewhere is developing the executive functioning skills needed to plan, study, execute tasks, and get support when needed.
Hear from our Madison-based college executive function experts on how college freshmen can identify supports and opportunities on campus at UW and build their own “toolbox” of skills for success.
How to Help Your High Achieving Under Performers: Executive Functioning for High School Students
March 18, 2026 | 12:00 pm CT & 6:00 pm CT
Many bright and capable students struggle in school. They might miss deadlines, lose assignments, forget meeting times, or constantly be running behind. Many high-achieving students underperform in school because they have weak executive functioning skills—the mental processes that help us plan, prioritize, and follow through. In this webinar, we will unpack why smart students sometimes struggle and how executive functioning challenges can get in the way of academic success.