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Need to update your research and writing skills? Sign up for a workshop today!

 

Strategic Reading-I: Social Science and Business

Fri

9/30

1400–1530

ME Aud #255

Understanding Paper Types

Sat

10/1

0930–1030

Zoom

Interpreting Prompts

Sat

10/1

1100–1200

Zoom

Library Quick Start

Tue

10/4

1200–1250

Zoom

Debating With Your Sources: They Say/I Say

Tue

10/4

1300–1430

Library Rm. 151*

Thesis Quick Start

Wed

10/5

1200–1250

Zoom

Paraphrasing and Quoting Like a Pro

Wed

10/5

1300–1430

Library Rm. 151*

Constructing Research Questions

Thu

10/6

1200–1330

Library Rm. 151*

Writing for Academic Journals

Fri

10/7

1000–1130

Library Rm. 151*

Citation Management with Zotero

Fri

10/7

1000–1150

Zoom

What (Nearly) Every Academic Paper Needs

Fri

10/7

1200–1300

ME Aud #255

Strategic Reading I: Social Science and Business

Fri

10/7

1330–1500

Zoom


*Hybrid sessions held concurrently in Library Rm. 151 and on Zoom.

We will send links to login information to registrants.

If attending an online session, we have some library spaces where you can go with your laptops. Headphones are available for check-out at the Information Desk, though most don't have mics.

  • The Graduate Writing Center (GWC) has study carrels that can hold 15 people. The GWC area is open space that is not booked, and there is an expectation that quiet conversation happens in this area.
     
  • Library Rms. 138 & 161: Small meeting rooms. Each can hold 4 people. Check in at the Information Desk.

Questions? Contact us at writingcenter@nps.edu or (831) 656-3682

For the fall quarter, our normal hours will be Mon-Fri, 0700-1730
and closed on the weekends.

See our Hours and Services page.

If you graduated from a degree-granting program, you can register for access to a select group of NPS-licensed scholarly information resources.

Graduates, if you are checking out, please email us at circdesk@nps.edu so we can make sure your library record is clear.

The June 2022 NPS theses and dissertations are now available in NPS Archive: Calhoun

This URL will always go to the June 2022 set of theses and dissertations - use and share it as needed.

Links in Calhoun are stable, "Handle"-style links and can be used anywhere a permanent link to an NPS document is needed.

The newly-published theses will be indexed by Google and Google Scholar to ensure high visibility to the scholarly community. 

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