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To support you in your upcoming final exams, we are extending our hours to include the weekends. Please join us!

We will continue our normal evening hours during the week: 

  • 0700-2000 Mon-Thu
  • 0700-1730 Fri

and we will also be open on the weekends (Dec 4, 5, 11, 12).

  • 0900-1400 Sat
  • 1200-1700 Sun

The building will be open for a space to study, but no desk services will be available after 1730 or during the weekend .

In response to student requests for expanded hours for a space to study, the library will be extending evening hours during the week (Mon-Thu).

Effective Mon, Oct 25, our new hours will be:

0700–2000  Mon-Thu
0700–1730  Fri
Closed weekends and federal holidays

Note: No desk services will be available during these extra evening hours (1730–2000)

The Dudley Knox Library is pleased to announce that the September 2021 NPS theses and dissertations are now available in NPS Archive: Calhoun.

 

See them here:
http://go.usa.gov/xe8DH
This shortened url will always go to the  September 2021 set of theses and dissertations - use and share it as needed.

A list in spreadsheet format of the September 2021 theses records is also available:
https://calhoun.nps.edu/handle/10945/68406

Please share  the news -- and the links, with others.   
Congratulations to our students!

 

 

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TLC:  Teaching and Learning Commons

Mission: Empowering cross-organizational teams as a community of practice to enhance the quality of NPS education through collaborations that create and support innovative and distinctive learning experiences.

email: TLC@nps.edu

TPO: Thesis Processing Office

Thesis Processing reviews and collects all NPS theses, dissertations, capstone reports, MBA reports, and joint applied projects. We help our students meet the NPS format and citation requirements and ensure the paper is of graduate-level quality.

email: thesisprocessingoffice@nps.edu

GWC: Graduate Writing Center

Mission: To develop the writing and critical thinking skills of NPS students for success in graduate school and as military and civilian leaders.

email: writingcenter@nps.edu