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What is Calhoun?  Calhoun is the public access digital archive for NPS.  

What does Calhoun have?   Calhoun showcases works by Naval Postgraduate School authors. You can find NPS Theses and Dissertations, Faculty-written Articles and Conference Papers, Technical Reports, Selected Student Publications, Videos and more, in Calhoun.  Calhoun also has interesting NPS Historical material, too.  It is a full-text archive, meaning it offers documents in full-text.

How do you get your NPS work into Calhoun?  We welcome new content! Contributors need to do nothing except point us to their NPS-authored content; the NPS library handles the records, uploading and usage statistics. Lead contact is Irene Berry, Digital Services Librarian.  At NPS, Irene is in Outlook, or email NPSCalhoun@nps.edu or Ask A Librarian.

Why does NPS have Calhoun? The purpose of Calhoun is to raise the visibility of NPS-created scholarly work and to provide public access to research at the Naval Postgraduate School.  Calhoun is indexed by Google Scholar and is shared with other repositories and aggregators such as BASE, CORE, COS / SHARE, GeoRef, Hathi Trust, NDLTD, OpenAIRE, OpenArchives via OAI-PMH. 

What platform does Calhoun use? Calhoun is built on the open source platform DSpace and as of October 2019 is using version 6.2.

What are Calhoun's Policies? Read Calhoun's policies here.

Who is in charge of Calhoun? Calhoun is a project of the Naval Postgraduate School's Dudley Knox Library.  Lead contact is Irene Berry, Digital Services Librarian.  At NPS, Irene is in Outlook, or email NPSCalhoun@nps.edu or Ask A Librarian.

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