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In response to student requests for expanded hours for a space to study, the library will be extending evening hours during the week (Monday–Thursday).

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

Monday–Thursday: 0700–2000
Friday: 0700–1730
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!

In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, we will be closed Thu & Fri, Nov 25 & 26. Our regular hours will resume Mon, Nov 29.

The Graduate Writing Center knows that can be hard to find a good time for one-to-one coaching sessions. Async coaching might be for you.

What is asynchronous coaching?
With asynchronous coaching, students submit a draft to the writing center for feedback without a real-time coaching session. The coach reads your work and emails you the feedback within two days.

Who should use asynchronous coaching?
Async appointments are ideal for students stationed aboard ship, in a different time zone, or working full-time. Async appointments also work well for follow-up appointments, when you’ve already met with a coach on a first draft and need a second review.

Learn more about Async Coaching.