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

• If you have materials to return, you can leave them in the book drop in front of the building. You can email circdesk@nps.edu for confirmation that we received them.
   
• If you want us to check to make sure your library account is already clear, please email us at circdesk@nps.edu.

Congratulations! You are now welcome to sign up for our Alumni Access services.

How to check out library materials

• Use the “Request Article or Book” (aka ILL) process to request the items, whether we own them or not
• Requests must be submitted 48 hrs. in advance (not including weekends)
• We will notify you when items are ready for pickup
• Items will be available for pickup in the library lobby between 1200-1600, M-F
• Items can be returned by placing them in the box drop bins located outside the library
• Note: Course materials cannot be checked-out but parts/chapters can be scanned using the same request method identifying the chapters needed. 
   

How to submit items to be printed

• Email files to circdesk@nps.edu, using subject “Printing”
• Limit of 4 attachments per request
• Requests must be submitted 48 hrs. in advance (not including weekends)
• No PII please
• We will notify you when items are ready for pickup
• Items will be available for pickup in the library lobby between 1200-1600, M-F

The lobby will be open with guidelines for observing social distancing and a one-way flow of traffic.
As the quarter progresses and conditions shift, we will continue to reassess the services we are able to offer the NPS community. 
As a reminder, many of the services offered by the Dudley Knox Library and the Graduate Writing Center and Thesis Processing Office continue to be accessible in the online environment. For further information please see:

• Dudley Knox Library: https://library.nps.edu/
• Graduate Writing Center: https://nps.edu/web/gwc
• Thesis Processing Office: https://nps.edu/web/thesisprocessing

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

See workshop descriptions.

All workshops will be conducted in Zoom, and login information will be sent to registrants.

Questions? Contact us at writingcenter@nps.edu

Dear New Students,

Welcome to NPS!

This presentation—which is mandatory for all new students—refamiliarizes you with the norms,
purpose, and expectations of academic writing; offers survival skills; and provides a tried-and-true
writing process, whether your task is a two-page executive summary or a multi-chapter thesis.

When: Tue, Jul 14, 1500-1700

Where: Zoom. Get login information