The Library may experience temporary loss of access to some journals, databases and other resources resulting from end-of-year funding transactional delays.  We are actively monitoring the situation. If you’re not able to access an item, contact us at Ask a Librarian and we will work with you to obtain the item via Interlibrary Loan.

Thesis processors have answers! Bring us your questions about:

• Citations
• Thesis template formatting
• SharePoint
• Python Thesis Dashboard
• Microsoft Office -- Word, Excel, PowerPoint

Drop in at the GWC - Mon & Thu, 1500-1600

Drop in to our offices (Library Rm. 111) Mon-Fri, 0900-1600

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

Crafting Convincing Arguments: Attack and Defense	Tue, Jan 21	1000-1130
Thesis Quickstart	Tue, Jan 21	1200-1250
Strategies for Active-Voice Writing	Tue, Jan 21	1300-1430
Mastery Series: Grammar	Wed, Jan 22	1000-1130
Research Quickstart	Wed, Jan 22	1200-1250
Paraphrasing and Quoting Like a Pro	Wed, Jan 22	1300-1430
Mastering the Literature Review	Thu, Jan 23	1000-1130
Mastery Series: Punctuation	Thu, Jan 23	1300-1430
Citation Management with Zotero	Fri, Jan 24	1000-1150
Critical Thinking in Review	Fri, Jan 24	1300-1430

 

See workshop descriptions.

All workshops in Room 151 unless marked otherwise.

Questions? Contact us at writingcenter@nps.edu or (831) 656-3680.

Calhoun is a great place for your NPS research publications!  Permanent, "Handle"-style links work well with FAIRS and can do double-duty to populate your curriculum vita.  

Calhoun is a pubic access archive for NPS-affiliated publications such as published articles, conference papers, presentations, book reviews, technical reports, patents and other scholarly works.  

The library can do the work of hosting, record-creating and statistics-gathering.  We want to make your work visible and shareable!

Is Calhoun missing something? Contact NPSCalhoun@nps.edu or librarian Irene Berry @x3825 for additions, corrections and questions.