March 2019 Student Orientation

March 2019 Student Orientation

VADM (ret) Ann Rondeau NPS President

Dr. Steven Lerman NPS Provost

CAPT Richard Wiley, USN NSAM Commanding Officer

NSA Monterey Order of Battle
Introduction Captain Rich “Coyote” Wiley Commanding Officer, NSA Monterey - Security – Installation access - Emergency Management - Safety: Water / Motorcycle Training Courses - Public Works - Command Religious Program - Fleet and Family Support Center Services - Sexual Assault Prevention and Response - MWR Facilities and Activities - NEX/Navy Lodge/Navy Federal Credit Union

NSA Monterey CO’s Interest items You are on a US Navy Base
All rules/regulations and FPCON procedures are enforced Professionalism Uniforms, parking, smoking areas, trash, drinking n driving, … Smoking only in authorized locations. Covered areas. We speak SAPR here. Full and robust SAPR program. We live in earthquake / wildfire country. Our only purpose is to make you successful. Tell us what we can do better by using NSAM CO’s Suggestion Box.

CAPT Markus Gudmundsson, USN Dean of Students

What we do for you Welcome letter and sponsor Check in / Check out
Orientation for students and spouse Accountability Leave, Liberty, Mustering Medical Travel Awards Promotions Fitness Reports Graduation Discipline I am your CO during your stay General Advocate TriCare, Legal, BUPERS, etc The student services office is generally your first stop as a student at NPS. We process your initial orders, send you a welcome letter and assign a sponsor. Once you arrive you are required to report to the student services office to check in. This is a vital step, you will be entered into the PYTHON student management system. Please ensure that you keep your recall information updated to include you, your family, phone numbers, addresses etc. Spend some time on the check in portion, do all the things that are on the check in sheet. Once you start class you wont have the time and it will catch up with you. Do a proper check in. Once we have eyes on you and good recall information we can efficiently take care of other routine administrative items during your tour: awards, leave, promotions, etc. UP TO DATE INFORMATION IN PYTHON IS CRITICAL!! Mustering is a daily occurrence. Make it part of your daily routine. The Student service officers will go over this in detail, but again, it is like breathing or eating…you need to do it every day M-F.

Chain of Command Service Reps President Provost Dean of Students
VADM Route, USN (Ret.) Provost Dr. Lerman Dean of Students CAPT Gudmundsson, USN Service Reps (e.g., USMC, USA, USAF, USCG, Int’l Graduate Programs Office) Deputy DOS CDR Ferguson Student Services LT Eddy/LT Ramseur/ENS Pajarillo, USN Your first stop for any issue is with your program officer or the first military member in your school. They will handle as necessary and keep the Deputy DOS informed as well as the applicable service rep. Intent is to solve issues at the lowest level. Direct communication with the COS/President without following this chain of command is unacceptable. Program Officer Student Direct Supporting

Military Etiquette Rendering of Honors and Customs Dress Code Uniforms
Morning and Evening Colors Remain covered at all times when outdoors Dress Code Business Casual Uniforms Every Tuesday Important visitors Secretary of the Navy Guest Lectures (SGLs) There is nothing out of the norm at NPS. When we wear our uniforms we render all honors and follow all established customs. Of note, uniforms are not the norm. During the week you will wear business casual (more to follow on this) except for Tuesdays which is uniform day. Covers are required when outdoors. Additionally, NPS sometimes has VIPs visit the campus and we may wear uniforms on those days as well. Notification of changes will be made via the student check in page.

Disenrollment and Punitive actions
Zero Tolerance Sexual Harassment / Sexual Assault SAPR program and periodic training Fraternization Junior / Senior relationship, Student-Faculty, Officer-Enlisted Drug Abuse / Misuse DAPA Program (LCDR Jones) Navy conducts random urinalysis program for all services Alcohol Related Incidents Honor Code Violations Deputy Dean will brief you on this today Hazing SECNAV1610.2A “Hazing is contrary to our Core Values” Poor People Skills yelling at the gate guard, civilian employees, your landlady Fraternization is a gender-neutral concept used to id personal relationships that do not respect the bounds of acceptable relationships. Student Faculty relationships that are unduly familiar are prohibited at NPS (NPSINST). DAPA will be speaking to you later today and I want to emphasize that we are here to help. Alcohol dependence and alcohol abuse are considered treatable, but we cannot properly identify and assist unless we know and are aware of your situation. Navy does not view self or command referrals as detrimental to your career; however, alcohol-related misconduct and incidents will be dealt with appropriately. Seek help earlier rather than later from one of our qualified referral agents. All incoming students are encourage to utilize the DAPA and other resources to seek help from those struggling with substance dependence and/or abuse before unintended actions occur. Also, be sure to stop by LCDR Jones' office if you have sought DAPA assistance in the past and let him know. He will provide more info in his later brief. Study hard and turn in your own work will equal success at NPS. Cheating, improperly collaborating and Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Do not do it. All of the things you see on this page are covered in detail in your student handbook. Lets talk thru each of them for a moment. Give an example of a recent plagiarism case (student group project, recycle last quarters power point brief) Disenrollment and Punitive actions

Motherhood Professional conduct – always! Attend all mandatory events
Keep PYTHON updated and current Study and maintain your grades Complete your thesis/project on time Exercise and maintain a healthy lifestyle Keep Chain of Command informed Get to know your fellow classmates Volunteer Join one of the many clubs Enjoy your family; maintain a balance Don’t suffer in silence – tell someone Fraternization is a gender-neutral concept used to id personal relationships that do not respect the bounds of acceptable relationships. Student Faculty relationships that are unduly familiar are prohibited at NPS (NPSINST). DAPA will be speaking to you later today and I want to emphasize that we are here to help. Alcohol dependence and alcohol abuse are considered treatable, but we cannot properly identify and assist unless we know and are aware of your situation. Navy does not view self or command referrals as detrimental to your career; however, alcohol-related misconduct and incidents will be dealt with appropriately. Seek help earlier rather than later from one of our qualified referral agents. All incoming students are encourage to utilize the DAPA and other resources to seek help from those struggling with substance dependence and/or abuse before unintended actions occur. Also, be sure to stop by LCDR Jones' office if you have sought DAPA assistance in the past and let him know. He will provide more info in his later brief. Study hard and turn in your own work will equal success at NPS. Cheating, improperly collaborating and Plagiarism will not be tolerated. Do not do it. All of the things you see on this page are covered in detail in your student handbook. Lets talk thru each of them for a moment. Give an example of a recent plagiarism case (student group project, recycle last quarters power point brief)

Honor Code CDR Kenneth Ferguson, USN Deputy Dean of Students

Honor Code

Honor, Courage and Commitment!
NPS Academic Honor Code I am a Naval Postgraduate Student. I will not engage in: Cheating Plagiarism Fabrication Obtaining an unfair advantage Aiding and abetting academic dishonesty Double submission Falsification of records and official documents Failure to address observed violations of this code Honor, Courage and Commitment!

Outcomes? Warning Probation Grade adjustment Failure of class
Disenrollment UCMJ

Where to find instruction?

Student Services Website
Homework Read Student Handbook Read NPS Honor Code Student Services Website Click away Muster Page CLICK AWAY Primary means of Communication

Student Services Brief
LT Kovatch Student Services

Agenda Introduction to Student Services Required Reading Dress Code
Daily Expectations Leave/Liberty/PTAD, TAD, TDY Procedures PYTHON Info Academic Probation Mandatory Events

Introduction Student Services Office (SSO) Hours of Operation
Basement of Herrmann Hall (Room 039) Hours of Operation Mon-Thu: , Fridays: , (Limited Services) After Hours Emergencies NPS Command Duty Officer:

Student Services Office
Student Services ) LT Janet Eddy LT Ryan Clifford Mr. Kate Biagi (USN ret.) Mrs. Cindy Bacus Mrs. Beth Jensen Associate Dean of Students Mr. Phil Gonda (USN ret.) Special Events Coordinator Mrs. Sonya Solomon

Some SSO Responsibilities
Check-in Orientation Daily Accountability Leave Processing Academic Probation Compilation Honor Code Board Compilation Graduation DLPT/ OPI scheduling Student Check-In Page Miss Muster Requests Transfer Packages (USN) FITREPs (USN) Promotions Awards (Military and NPS) Extensions Beyond Graduation Secretary Guest Lecture Series (SGLs)

Academic and Military Educational Technicians (Ed Techs)
Work for POs Program Officers (POs) First Line of Defense! Military Associate Dean (MADs) One for each School

Required Reading NPS Student Handbook Honor Code
Student Muster Page (by 1000) NPS (around 0800, 1230)

Student Handbook Section 112 For Detailed Dress Code Policy
Uniforms: Every Tuesday, or as directed by Dean of Students Warrior Day, 1st Tuesday of the Month Field Specific Uniform authorized (Ex. Flight Suits, Coveralls, etc…) Business Casual: All other workdays from 0730 to 1700 Even if you do not have class and on campus Within guidelines Clean, pressed, and in excellent condition Student Handbook Section 112 For Detailed Dress Code Policy

Dress Code USN: NWUs (Lectures: Khakis)
USMC: MARPAT (Lectures: Service B/C) USA: ACUs (Lectures: ASU Class B) USAF: ABUs, No flight Suits (Lectures: SS Blues) USCG: ODUs (Lectures: Tropical Blues) INT: Service Equivalent Civilians: Business Casual Exceptions will be posted on Muster page. CHECK IN ADVANCE.

Dress Code Examples Men’s Appropriate
Sweaters un-tucked OK

Dress Code Examples Men’s Inappropriate
NO T-shirts, hooded shirts Or shirts w/ logos Shirt OK, UNTUCKED not OK NO cargo pants or flip flops NO jeans or shorts NO sneakers or sneaker-like shoes NO hiking boots

Dress Code Examples Women’s Appropriate

Dress Code Examples Women’s Inappropriate
NO spaghetti-strap shirts NO Mini skirts or skorts NO jeans-like material NO shorts NO sneakers or sneaker-like shoes NO Crocs, Birks or flip-flops

Dress Code Safety Gear: PT Gear
Motorcycle/Bicycle safety required & acceptable to and from home and campus. Must change into uniform or business casual upon arrival on campus. PT Gear Appropriate when working out in gym or on campus. Glow belts not required.

Muster by 1300, https://exapps.nps.edu/studentmuster
Student Muster Page Muster by 1300, In the Local Area Not on Leave, Liberty (weekends & holidays), or TDY/TAD Missed Muster Request Liable for the information put out Updated Daily Info updated and changed throughout the day May want to check more than once a day

Local Area Local Area Boundaries: USN CONUS Liberty Radius
Santa Cruz San Jose Salinas King City Big Sur USN CONUS Liberty Radius on non-mustering days Follow Service Specific Guidance if it is more restrictive

Daily Expectations Attend all your Classes
Muster Daily / Accountability (In Local Area) By 1300, Weekdays Be aware of the all information Check twice a day (Link to your Phone) Urinalysis ends at 1400 (N/A for International)

Leave/Liberty Student Webpage has break down of Leave procedures by service. Navy Expected Leave Approval: CONUS: 3-5 business days (30 days during high volume) OCONUS: 45 days (Security Approval) Leave/LibertyRequired Actions by Service on next slide (and back of the Orientation Schedule)

Liberty/Leave by Service

Update PYTHON Military Info, Designator Family member information
Recall Phone number address Home address In case of emergency contact info Please, verify/complete this today. Used to create lists, interest groups.

Requirements for a Master’s Degree
Minimum Graduate Quality Point Rating (GQPR) 3.00 3000 level courses 4000 level courses Total Quality Point Rating TQPR 2.75 All other courses (Refresher) Quality Point Values A = 4.0 A- = 3.7 B+ = 3.3 B = 3.0 B- = 2.7 C+ = 2.3 C = 2.0 C- = 1.7 D+ = 1.3 D = 1.0 X = 0.0 WX* = 0.0 *Withdrew Failing

Academic Probation Placed on academic probation if
GQPR below 3.00 TQPR below 2.75 Program Officer will notify the student through counseling and letter from Dean of Students Taken off academic probation upon attaining minimum requirements

Mandatory Events Secretary of the Navy Guest Lecture Series (SGLs)
Mandatory for all U.S. Military and International students (military and civilian) typically on Tuesdays, Student Check-In Page Uniforms required You can request speakers! Mandatory Training Events Check Student Check-In Page for events, times, locations Information Awareness (Required for all hands) Urinalysis!

Motorcycle Safety Required Equipment:
Motorcyle Safety Coordinator: ENS Pajarillo ext: x2266) Required annual/new rider training: Required Equipment:

Priority Placement Program (PPP)
Spousal preference for hire Priority employment consideration for eligible Spouses of a US Service Member. For additional information, please contact: Willamina Strupat, or Brian Pearch,

Questions? Consult the Student Handbook
Required reading for all hands! Ask your Program Officer first. Ask questions early!

Naval Research Program / PME
LtCol David Forbell, USMC

Naval Research Program
You have a thesis requirement. You have no idea what that means. We can help. Naval Research Working Group 9-11 April 2019 Research topic sponsors from the Fleet and Operating Forces ~$12M available annually for your research Because an incomplete thesis does not mean you get more time in Monterey. my.nps.edu/nrp

Professional Military Education
USMC College of Distance Education and Training (CDET) Evening seminars offered on NPS campus: Expeditionary Warfare School (O-3s and below) Command and Staff College, ILS and JPME-I (senior O-3s and above) PME completion required for Marines while in Monterey All services and international officers welcome! Limited seats available Classes ongoing! Points of contact: LtCol David Forbell Marine Office Herrmann Hall, Room 127 (831) John Duvall (713) Gary Dahl (858)

Student Council President
Maj Caitlin Diffley, USAF LT Christina Gatti, USN

President’s Student Council
Who we are: Your student representation to NPS leadership What we do: Help turn your good ideas into results AND Work to resolve issues regarding student life Upcoming Meetings: Wednesday, 3 October Library room Kn-263 at 1200 Open to all students! Ideas? Concerns? Don’t hesitate to contact us: Chair: Capt Ben Collier, USAF Vice-Chair: Capt Angelica Silva-Garza, USAF SIGS School Lead: LT Christina Gatti, USN SIGS Representative: Capt Dan Grant, USMC SIGS Representative: LTJG Anton Balsirow, USN SIGS Representative: Maj Caitlin Diffley, USAF SIGS Representative: LT Tanya L. Herfi, USN SIGS Representative: Maj Peter Cox, USA GSOIS School Lead: MSGT Alex Eudy, USAF GSOIS Representative: LCDR Santhosh Shivashankar, USN GSEAS School Lead: LT Josh Malia, USN GSEAS Representative: LCDR Pete Harley, USN GSEAS Representative: LTJG Aaron Demers, USN GSEAS Representative: LT Adam Waymouth, USN GSBPP School Lead: Capt Tyler Flansburg, USAF GSBPP Representative: 1st Lt Helene Caniac, USAF

International Graduate Programs Office (IGPO) New Student Orientation Brief 26 March 2019

NPS International Graduate Programs Office (IGPO)
Responsible for the cultural, social and academic integration of international military students and their families into the Naval Postgraduate School community Presence of international students at NPS is in support of (and governed by) the US Joint Security Cooperation Education and Training Program (JSCETP) Sponsorship / Funding Sources Foreign Military Sales (FMS) - 77% International Military Education and Training (IMET) - 10% Combating Terrorism Fellowship Program (CTFP) - 13% IGPO Role Recruitment / Marketing Student admissions / administration (ID cards, pay, housing, etc…) Curriculum coordination Field Studies Program (FSP) Command liaison to the International Executive Committee (IEC) Command International Student Sponsor Program

International Students
Winter Quarter AY2019 Caribbean, Central & South America Brazil Chile (DL) 2 Colombia 2 Peru 15 Europe Albania 1 Algeria 2 Armenia 1 Azerbaijan 1 Bulgaria 1 Croatia 2 Denmark (1 DL) 2 Finland 1 Georgia 3 Germany 11 Greece 8 Hungary 1 Latvia 2 Macedonia 1 Netherlands 2 Norway 2 Poland 1 Portugal 1 Romania 4 Slovakia 1 Sweden 1 Switzerland 2 Turkey (DL) 2 Ukraine 3 56 Central/East Asia & Middle East Bahrain 1 Egypt 3 Iraq 1 Israel Pakistan 2 Saudi Arabia 1 9 Far/Near East & Australia Australia (4 DL) 11 Indonesia 4 Japan 1 Korea 15 Malaysia 1 Mongolia 2 Nepal 1 Philippines 2 Singapore 16 Sri Lanka 1 Taiwan 6 Thailand 1 61 Africa Angola 2 Guyana 1 Kenya 1 Madagascar 1 Mali 2 Mauritius 1 Uganda 1 9 North America Canada (1 DL) 4 Mexico 9 Updated January 2019 based on IGPO Gain-Loss Data Note: This slide includes ALL students (including DL students) enrolled as of January 2019 (Winter quarter Academic Year 2019). Grads: Previous total was Dec grads = 6297 159 Students 55 Countries Total Graduates: 6297 from 117 Countries 60

International Student Arrivals March 2019
Greece (1) Jordan (1) Korea (3) Philippines (1) Singapore (4)

What Can You Do? Engage with our international students
Be good hosts and make them feel welcome Interact in class, around campus and in the community Volunteer to be a sponsor (starting next quarter) Great opportunity for FAOs (and others too…) Sponsors are eligible as escorts for Field Studies Program (FSP) trips Join the International Executive Committee (IEC) Participate in international day and social events

IGPO Goals Provide maximum support to international officers and family members Help them achieve a world class education Help make this the best tour in their (and your) careers!

International Programs Office Staff
Director, International Graduate Program Office Al Scott, CAPT, USN (Ret.): International Military Student Officer (IMSO) Kathi Noyes: International Special Programs Coordinator Kim Andersen: International Executive Committee Co-Chairs International Co-Chair: LT Kazuma Yoshida, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force US Co-Chair: LT Ryan Goldsmith, USN

NPS International Graduate Programs Office (IGPO)
1 University Circle • Monterey, CA 93943 (831) •

Operational Security (OPSEC)
Updated March 2019

OPSEC is a risk management process
Operational Security Operations Security: 1. A systematic, proven process by which a government, organization, or individual can identify, control, and protect generally unclassified information about an operation/activity and, thus, deny or mitigate an adversary's/competitor's ability to compromise or interrupt said operation/activity (NSC 1988). 2. OPSEC is a process of identifying critical information and subsequently analyzing friendly actions attendant to military operations and other activities to (a) identify those actions that can be observed by adversary intelligence systems, (b) determine indicators adversary intelligence systems might obtain that could be interpreted or pieced together to derive critical information in time to be useful to adversaries, and select and execute measures that eliminate or reduce to an acceptable level the vulnerabilities of friendly actions to adversary exploitation (DOD JP 1994; JCS 1997). Operations Security process: An analytical process that involves five components: identification of critical information, analysis of threats, analysis of vulnerabilities, assessment of risks, and application of appropriate countermeasures (NSC 1988). Source: OPSEC is a risk management process

Critical Information Information we must protect to ensure success.
Details of research proposals, theses, tests or other activities leading to the development of, or identifying vulnerabilities in capabilities Mission-associated information Deployment dates and locations Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Specific details concerning distinguished visitors Network user IDs and passwords Critical technologies Critical Information (CI) as it pertains to OPSEC is detail specific, unclassified information that an adversary needs to obtain to act against an individual or unit. For example, the watch rotation of a unit, while not classified information, is vital to the security posture and is a detail that should be protected. critical information: Specific facts about friendly (e.g., U.S.) intentions, capabilities, or activities vitally needed by adversaries for them to plan and act effectively so as to guarantee failure or unacceptable consequences for accomplishment of friendly objectives. Source:

Critical Technologies
Artificial Intelligence Directed Energy Information Operations Satellite Technologies Hypersonic Weapons Autonomous Technologies The Primary Investigator (PI) is the direct representative to the research sponsor and is the primary adjudicating authority for research publication!

Potential Vulnerabilities
Unprotected communications Sharing too much with strangers Social Networking Sites Technology Trash Media CI is made available everyday through many channels, some of which are listed in the slide. The information that people put out both at work and at home represents a huge vulnerability and an easy (and often legal) target for open source data aggregation. Military members, government employees and their families should make every effort to minimize the amount of CI, and personally identifiable information that they release through their everyday actions.

Best Practices Know what should be protected Engage with your Faculty
Remember Computer Security Be Careful on Social Media Confirm and Adjust Privacy Settings Verify Friend Requests Share information as if it will be shared with everyone.

Points of Contact NPS OPSEC Officer: NPS Assistant OPSEC Officer
Col Todd Lyons, NPS Assistant OPSEC Officer LCDR Eric Regnier, Security Manager Mr. Andersen Information Technology OPSEC POC Mr. Holland

Command Security Manager
Mr. Will Costello

BREAK (Return at 0920) Restrooms are up above

Drug and Alcohol Prevention and Awareness (DAPA)
LCDR Ally Grayson- DAPA ET1(SW) Jennifer Macaya - ADAPA CTT1(SW/AW) Cameron Cauthen - ADAPA Drug and Alcohol Abuse: Undermines Combat Readiness Detrimental to Operational Readiness YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN ACTIONS!!

What is DAPA? DAPA is designed to: Prevent Track Monitor
Alcohol & Drug Abuse Definition References: OPNAVINST D NPSINST A

Responsibility You are responsible for your own actions!
Drug and Alcohol Abuse - Undermines Combat Readiness - Detrimental to Operational Readiness Responsible alcohol use is appropriate - Time - Place - Quantity Alcohol Consumption is never an acceptable excuse for misconduct or behavior

Referrals and Resources
Referral Types Self Command (No incident) Command (Incident) Incident Resources Fleet Family Support Center SARP: Lemoore (USN, USMC), Presidio (USA), Travis (USAF) DAPA Experience with students and self referral and incident

NEVER Drive Under the Influence!!
Drugs and Alcohol If you are transferring into NPS and still in need of treatment, let DAPA know NEVER Drive Under the Influence!! California (.08%) or any alcohol vehicle incident Zero Tolerance for Illegal Drug Use Includes prescription drugs (even if belong to you) Examples of more recent incidents: Multiple DUIs, Public Intoxication It is a personal decision to drink RESPONSIBILY AND LAWFULLY (never an acceptable excuse for misconduct or behavior) APPROPRIATE PLACE, APPROPRIATE TIME, APPROPRIATE QUANTITY

Separate from Legal Department Confidentiality
NPS DAPA Separate from Legal Department Confidentiality Privacy Act Statement Information protected by HIPPA DAPA = Screening and Treatment

Relevant Drug Information
As Active Duty Service Members serving in the state of California, the state legalization of recreational marijuana use DOES NOT apply to us. Marijuana is legal for non-DoD employees with Medical Marijuana card or for recreational use. If you have a clearance, don’t jeopardize it Spouses can affect your career All narcotic and opiate-based prescription drugs are included in lab tests for urinalysis Increase in narcotic and opiate-based prescription drugs among service members due to wartime injuries. Be aware of Innocent Ingestion – situational awareness

Legal Services Staff Judge Advocate- CDR Valerie Small, JAGC, USN
12/16/2019 Legal Services Staff Judge Advocate- CDR Valerie Small, JAGC, USN Paralegal- Kristen Mastowski Legalman- LN2 Megan Lundy

Services we provide: RLSO SW BROFF (ADDU NPS)
Notaries/Powers of Attorney Tuesdays/Thursdays Ethics training/advice Outside employment/PGE/NFE/gifts We do NOT provide legal assistance POM:

Student Orientation Brief
Ms. Michele Marnach LCDR Tony Colon NPS OSHE Director NPS OSHE Directorate Bldg. 285 (Quarters N) Debora Waxer Research Safety Head NPS OSHE Directorate HA-279

LOCAL AWARENESS School Buses: Both directions of traffic must stop upon seeing red flashing lights on the bus. Exception: 4 lane roads / boulevards. Child Safety Seats: Required for children / infants <age 6 or 60 lbs. Cell Phones: Hands-Free devices only. Bicycles: Helmets required while riding on the installation. Driving: - Windshield wipers = Headlights 86

Right to Know Hazards in the workplace.
HAZARD COMMUNICATION Standard = 29 CFR Right to Know Hazards in the workplace. Our next topic is HAZARD Communication. So what is it? Hazard Communication is your right to know what chemical hazards are in the workplace. However, not all of you will be working around hazards and chemicals. So we’ll briefly touch on NPS HAZMAT requirements for your awareness. 87

Training Requirements: Chemical Specific SDS review
HAZARD COMMUNICATION Training Requirements: Chemical Specific SDS review HM Program Overview Proper Labeling: ID, MFG, POC, Expiration Date Proper Storage We have many chemicals here at NPS that are not typically found at other military installations due to our unique research and educational setting. Therefore, it’s important that anyone working with chemicals is trained on specific uses and the HAZMAT Installation Program. This training should be provided by your departmental hazmat representative or lab supervisor, and should include proper use, storage, and labeling for chemicals, as well as a review of the Material Safety Data Sheets. Every chemical container at NPS must be labeled with the chemical name, manufacturer, point of contact or owner, and expiration date. It must also have an MSDS readily accessible. Please report to the lab supervisor any container not labeled or stored correctly. 88

3. Use requires: monitoring, training & possible M.D. counseling.
REPRODUCTIVE HAZARDS Various chemical & physical stressors are hazardous to the human reproductive system. NPS Examples: lead, toluene, carbon monoxide, and isopropyl alcohol, as well as excessive high levels of noise 3. Use requires: monitoring, training & possible M.D. counseling. Some examples of NPS chemical and physical reproductive hazards are Toulene and Isopropyl alcohol found in various labs and high level noise from machine shops and turbo propulsion equipment. Bottom line is prior to working with chemicals and equipment, you should know the reproductive hazards by reviewing the MSDS and discussing with your lab manager first. 89

Medical Surveillance (MS)
8 NPS MS Exam Types Asbestos Explosives Handling Forklift operator Ionizing Radiation Laser Metal Working Fluids Noise Welder At NPS we have 8 medical surveillance programs across 10 departments. Anyone, staff or student, working with or handling radioactive material, lasers, liquid metals, explosives, or welding equipment as part of their research or studies must be enrolled in medical surveillance. Please notify the NPS Safety Office and your program officer if you work with these items and are not enrolled. The purpose of medical surveillance is to monitor personnel who perform tasks that: require a certain degree of health or increases the risks of adverse health conditions. For example, repeated exposure to high noise levels or welding particulates increases adverse health risks. Also, driving forklifts or operating lasers requires a level of fitness to ensure operations are conducted safely. Bottom line is Medical surveillance allows us to minimize occupational injuries, ensure you remain in good health, and be compliant with federal and state regulations. 90

CONFINED SPACE ENTRY PROGRAM
Confined Space = Enclosures with limited means of entry/exit that are not designed for continuous occupancy. Examples: Storage tanks, pits, vats, boilers, fuel cells, sewers, underground utility vaults, tunnels, and manholes. Report unlabeled spaces. 3. ENTRY IS PROHIBITED!! 91

FALL PROTECTION PROGRAM
Fall protection required for working at unprotected heights in excess of 4 ft. Fall protection: guardrail systems, work platforms, safety net systems, personal fall arrest systems, work positioning systems, fall restraint systems, ladder climbing safety devices, etc. Required: Written Plan and Training. NPS Fall Protection Program Manager: Jennifer Keefer, 92

ENERGY HAZARD CONTROLS
Only trained & authorized employees may engage in tasks that require use of lockout-tagout procedures. Lockout procedures must be in place for all equipment and processes. Restoration from Lockout is a controlled operation. Students should NOT be conducting maintenance types of evolutions requiring LO/TO controls. 93

MISHAP REPORTING All mishaps shall be reported on-line thru ESAMS. Any civilian or military person with a work-related illness or injury that involves medical treatment, lost work time or light duty is considered a reportable mishap. If you are unsure of reporting requirements, please contact the Safety Office. Additionally, military personnel have to report off duty issues (i.e. sporting injury, motor vehicle accident, etc.) – if in doubt, contact the Safety Office. Supervisor shall submit a report of mishap or injury via ESAMS within 3 working days. Supervisor will assist with investigation of mishap in order to determine steps to be taken to prevent recurrences. Call 911 emergency services in case of serious or life-threatening injuries! PPE (List) Engineering controls come first & PPE is then utilized as a last line of defense. As a student, you may have access to posted NOISE HAZARD areas. You’re Lab Manager / Professor will review the use of required PPE and SOP’s with you. In some labs, students are utilizing Dust Masks (a.k.a., filtering face-pieces) as part of OSHA’s ‘Employee Voluntary Use of Respirators’ program. There is a requirement to be briefed by your lab manager on an annual basis. 94

ORM “Risk Management” Assess the Situation Identify Hazards
Communicate Hazards Understand Controls and a Safe Way to Complete Actions Get Help from Trained Personnel Consider Other Activities Going on in your Area Watch for Safe Operations throughout your Activity and have a questioning attitude.

CONTACT INFORMATION NPS OSHE Directorate Bldg. 285 (Quarters N) (831) 96

TRICARE Ms. Dalis Marten

Health Net Federal Services
Ms. Dalis Marten WEST (9378) When out of the area and need Urgent Care, call the Nurse Advise Line (NAL) 1-800-TRICARE

SERVICES PROVIDED Primary Care Family Medicine Pediatrics
Appointment Line: , Mon-Fri (Option1) to make an appointment or speak to a representative Nurse Advice Line: Can be reached 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (Option1) to help TRICARE beneficiaries make informed decisions about self-care options and urgent care support. Secure Messaging Service: Direct contact to your healthcare team via the web. Please see the clinic front desk to enroll in secure messaging. Tricare Online: Securely links you and your family to consolidated healthcare services and provides information about treatment received at a military hospital or clinic. SERVICES PROVIDED Primary Care Family Medicine Pediatrics Behavioral Health Readiness Physical Therapy Optometry Pharmacy Laboratory Radiology Occupational Health Social Services Family Advocacy EFMP

Presidio of Monterey, CA Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday
Presidio Clinic 473 Cabrillo Street Building 422 Presidio of Monterey, CA Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0700 – 1600 Readiness Center Building 267 (1st Left after PVT Bolio gate) Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday Gourley VA/DoD Building Pediatrics Clinic and Family Medicine Located 3rd Floor 201 – 9th Street Marina, CA 93933 Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 0800 – 1630 Scheduled Clinic Closures: 3rd Thursday of every month and Federal Holidays

Facebook Website

Naval Medical Administrative Unit (NMAU)
Herrmann Hall, 4th floor, /2416 Medical Liaison to CAL MED Overseas screens PHA initiation International Student Health Benefit Advisor Air Force Building 830 at POM

Dental NPS Branch Dental Clinic Hermann Hall, 4th Floor Presidio of Monterey Dental Clinic BLDG 423

Navy Medical Admin Unit and Branch Dental Clinic Monterey
NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC LEMOORE Navy Medical Admin Unit and Branch Dental Clinic Monterey OIC: LCDR CALLEANCE Dental DH: LCDR REDGATE SEL: HMC CARBONELL March 26, 2019 Guarding the Health of the Fleet

NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC LEMOORE
Naval Medical Administrative Unit (NMAU) NSAM: Herman Hall, 4TH Floor, Room # 417 PHONE: PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY: Readiness Center Bldg PHONE: /2745 HOURS: M-TH ; Fri: (Closed from everyday for lunch) *CLOSED from on the 3rd Thursday of the month* SERVICES: Suitability/Operational Screenings Medical Readiness LIMDU/PEB/CnD processing Exceptional Family Member Program PLEASE CONTACT US: If you need a Suitability/Operational Screening. If you have questions with regards to your medical readiness. If you are placed on a Limited Duty Status. If you have a dependent who is in the EFMP or needs to be. Guarding the Health of the Fleet

NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC LEMOORE
Branch Dental Clinic Monterey NPS Location: Herman Hall, 4TH Floor PHONE: / After-hours contact: HOURS: M-TH ; Friday: (Closed from for lunch) Providers: Department Head: LCDR Jenna Redgate Civilian Dentist: Dr. Robert Woolery Guarding the Health of the Fleet

NAVAL HEALTH CLINIC LEMOORE Guarding the Health of the Fleet
Branch Dental Clinic SERVICES PROVIDED IN HOUSE: Exams Sick call Cleanings Fillings ACTIVE DUTY DENTAL PROGRAM Currently all specialty care is being sent out in town through our ADDP program Specialty care offered out in town includes: oral surgery, root canals, crowns, implants, and periodontal surgery **Please contact the clinic with any questions and please check in/check out your dental record** Guarding the Health of the Fleet

Travel Office Hermann Hall, Room 038 Open Monday-Friday 07:30-16:00
Comm: Website:

Provide full array of TDY travel services to all NPS personnel
Administer Defense Travel System (DTS) Process DTS authorizations Process DTS vouchers Process non-DTS travel orders and vouchers Process country clearance requests (APACS) Administer GTCC Program

Check-In Procedure Go to www.nps.edu/travel
Click on the green CHECK IN button to submit: Training Certificates DTS (Basic)-About DTS DTS (Basic)-DTS Travel Documents (DTS 101) Programs & Policies-TDY Travel Policies 101 Programs & Policies-Travel Card Program (Travel Card 101)* GTCC Statement of Understanding DUE 1st DAY OF SECOND QUARTER

Government Travel Charge Card is REQUIRED
Must use for all TDY travel expenses Misuse will not be tolerated Must properly split disburse all vouchers Update your information with Citi

Things to remember… If you have a question, ASK!
Check with Travel Office before each TDY We ask for minimum 10 days lead time Submit vouchers within 5 working days Notify Security and Travel of all foreign travel Travel Request Worksheet required for all student travel If you have a question, ASK!

Transportation Incentive Program
Subsidizes mass transit passes Reduces traffic congestion, air pollution Must use 21 business days per month

NPS Alumni Association & Foundation
*Aisha/Sue introduce themselves and their roles at the foundation *We are the NPS Alumni Association & Foundation Join a lifelong NPS community and elevate your graduate experience.

We support and advance the mission of the school by
Our Mission We support and advance the mission of the school by Funding NPS research Supporting NPS strategic priorities Elevating student life *A little bit about us… we are here to support the school in 3 main ways: (list) *Elevating student life… We are here to support YOU and make your NPS experience the best it can be. *You are not automatically part of the foundation, you can choose to become a member. *If you become a member as a student, you automatically become a part of the alumni association once you graduate– and you have access to member benefits for life!

Student Member Benefits
If you decide to join, you get … *I’m going to go through the benefits/perks of membership but please visit this link for more info (you can sign up online or come into the cottage to sign up) Learn more at NPSFoundation.org/Memberships

Access to 12 Clubs *This is often what students are most excited about. We have 12 active clubs including: Running, Cycling, Soccer, Skydiving, Sailing, Golf, Outdoors Wine, Cyber, Vehicle, Math, and Makers (based on maker movement- lots of DIY (3D printing, beer brewing, etc.) Club Perks: *Weekly events to join *You AND your spouse/dependents have access to clubs *Get reimbursed for events (i.e. Big Sur Marathon) *Our trustees sometimes host special events for club members only

Access to 12 Clubs Sailing Cycling Wine Outdoors Cyber Makers Soccer
Vehicle Cycling Cyber Golf Running Wine Makers Skydiving International *Community: As a foundation member, you become part of a lifelong community and network of engaged students and graduates *Once-in-a-lifetime experiences: Hike Mt. Whitney, run Big Sur Marathon, exclusive golf courses, skydiving, etc.

Exclusive Events Volunteer opportunities exclusive to foundation members *Get access to exclusive events for free: A few examples are Sea Otter Classic, McCall’s Motorworks Revival, AT&T Pro-Am Golf Tournament, Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, etc. 2. GWB (major highlight of your NPS experience- fancy evening for you and your spouse with some of our biggest donors, food/drink/dancing) *discounted tickets 3. Foundation quarterly socials (wine tasting, BBQ, etc.)

The Cottage FREE coffee Lunch space w/ full kitchen Cable/Wifi
Study and meeting spaces *Our home is your home! *Enjoy free coffee *Use as a study space or place to meet friends for lunch (indoor and outdoor seating) *You can also reserve space in advance for a meeting, social, etc.

Get your FREE Trident Room Mug
Peacock Shop Get your FREE Trident Room Mug *As a member, you get a FREE Trident Room mug ($16 value) *You can also purchase mens/womens/kids clothing and things like diploma frames, etc. We have the cutest baby onesies! Herrmann Hall Room 124 Monday - Friday, 9 am – 4 pm

Your Alumni Association
Regional alumni events Online directory Networking opportunities More to come *We just launched the alumni association last year and already have East and West coast events planned for 2019– these will continue to expand as we grow *Our online directory is coming: You will have access to a distinguished network of 50,000 + graduates and professionals across industries and service branches *More networking and mentorship opportunities to come

Join us at our next event: April 11
*At the beginning of each quarter, we host a social for foundation members and those interested in joining. *past events: wine/cheese tasting, BBQ, etc.

NPS Alumni Association & Foundation
Contact Us Visit us in the Foundation Cottage Building 283 Monday-Friday, 7:45 am - 5 pm NPSFoundation.org *Find us right across from Starbucks/library *We’re also on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and @NPSfoundation /NPSfoundation NPS Alumni Association & Foundation

Monterey County Reads/ Panetta Institute
Mr. Tyler Crocker Mr. Trevor Grossi

If you can read, you can help!
If you can read, you can help! Contact the Panetta Institute about service with the Monterey County Reads program

Military & Family Life Counselor
Lynn Oschmann

Military & Family Life Counselors’ Scope
Prevention thru education Deployment and Reintegration Issues Stress Reduction MILITARY Parent Education Family Dynamics Family Life Counselors Positive Coping Mechanisms Supplement Existing Family Programs Outreach to Geographically Dispersed Families

Individuals – Couples – Families
MFLC Highlights M – Mobile (on or off base) F – Free & Flexible schedule L – Licensed professionals C – Confidential (no documentation) Individuals – Couples – Families

NPS Building 281 (middle, southside)
MFLC Contact Information NPS Building 281 (middle, southside) Mobile: (831)

ITACS Technology Assistance Center (TAC) Scott Bischoff - Dir, Client Services Andrew Ware - TAC Manager

Information Technology and Communications Services (ITACS)
To provide technology and communications support for the NPS core mission of teaching, research, and service to the Navy and Department of Defense. To provide voice, video, and data infrastructure as mission crucial enablers of innovation and experimentation within the educational enterprise

ITACS – Core Mission Areas
Development Operations Cybersecurity Educational Technologies Technology Assistance Center Classified Computing Programs High Performance Computing Resource Management

IT Enterprise Seven networks Two unclassified
Education and Research Network (ERN) aka “.edu” Wired and wireless Defense Research & Engineering Network (DREN) Five classified Secret / Top Secret

Support Windows VPN Wireless Office 365 Antivirus CAC Apple Linux
Two Factor Authentication VPN Wireless Office 365 Antivirus CAC Apple Linux Password Mobile Devices Wiki

Computer Self-Help Website
Help Desk Wiki Self-Help Information Technology(IT) Site Address many of your IT needs

Unlock, Reset and Change your Password
Forgot Your Password Unlock, Reset and Change your Password

With NPS email address will redirect you to NPS sign on page
Microsoft Office 365 Apps We are an Office 365 campus: With NPS address will redirect you to NPS sign on page clients: Outlook 365 (browser or client based) Outlook 2016/19 (Windows or Mac) D/L software for 5 machines & mobile apps from O365 and App Store or Google Play

Address Primary Mil

OneDrive – 5 Tb each (v H:) Teams - for comms & collab.
Microsoft Office 365 Apps OneDrive – 5 Tb each (v H:) Teams - for comms & collab. Chat, Talk, Video, Schedule online meetings Collaborate on projects Stream ~25 total applications

Multi-Factor Authentication
Get Duo Mobile app on your phone Go to this page to enroll your device: Currently required for wireless and VPN.

Wireless Network: “NPS ERN”
Connect to “NPS Guest” Select NPS Employees, Students Authenticate with username and password Follow the prompts. End result: you are connected to “NPS ERN” Wireless instructions

Palo Alto Global Protect
Remote Access Palo Alto Global Protect Virtual Private Network (VPN) Uses Duo two factor authentication VPN install instructions Cloudlab virtual desktop Allows remote access to internal network resources. Intranet Network drives Python (Student Info System)

Mobile Print Mobile print is available on all NPS Xerox multi-function devices. your document note the confirmation code you receive in the reply walk to any campus Xerox MFD and select mobile print on the main menu enter the confirmation code and select to print body and/or specific attachments

Intranet Home Page – “MyNPS”
NPS Intranet Intranet Home Page – “MyNPS” Announcements for NPS students, staff, and faculty members official and unofficial services (IT, Library, MWR) Student Check-In link Python link

NPS Software Library NPS Software Library
ITACS negotiates with vendors to make software available to students, staff, and faculty members for discounted rates or free. Windows and Mac Website:

NPS Student Muster/Check-In
Useful Links Sakai NPS collaborative learning environment (CLE) portal. Open source learning management system. NPS Student Muster/Check-In Not required to be on NPS network to access. Can be accessed from mobile device.

NPS CyberSecurity Send suspicious s as attachments to and permanently delete the . Do not click on any links If you have a US DoD clearance, see the Security Manager at least 60 days prior to international travel. Information Assurance Training Send previously completed training certificates to

NPS CyberSecurity The discussion and/or transmission of classified information on non-secure systems/devices is prohibited. For authorized purposes, all systems (government owned or personal) connected to NPS networks are subject to monitoring and use or connection constitutes consent to monitoring.

NPS CyberSecurity Never ever share your password with anyone! We will NEVER ask for your password Always update your software! Always run antivirus with current definitions!

Online: http://www.nps.edu/Technology
Where we are Online: Phone: (831) In person: Ingersoll Hall, Room 151

BYOD set-up Configure your devices with TAC technicians Friday 3/29 1100 – 1300 Ingersoll 265

Our Operating Hours Monday - Thursday 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Friday
Closed 1:15 pm to 2:45 pm for Training Closed all federal holidays

Command Ombudsman Sasha Stevenson

Army Community Services Ms. Zeny Bate

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE MISSION
Facilitate the Commander’s ability to provide comprehensive, coordinated and responsive services which support readiness of Soldiers, civilian employees and their Family members. Maximize technology and resources, adapt to unique installation requirements, eliminate duplication in service delivery and measure service effectiveness. AR 608-1

ARMY COMMUNITY SERVICE LOCATION
Building 4260, Gigling Road Seaside, CA 93955 (831)

ACS PROGRAMS Armed Forces Team Building / Outreach
Army Emergency Relief / Financial Readiness Army Family Action Plan Army Volunteer Corps Exceptional Family Member Program Family Advocacy Program / Survivor Outreach Services Family Readiness Employment Assistance Program Mobilization/Deployment Relocation Readiness Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Program Information & Referral ACS Special Programs

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Naval Postgraduate School New Student Orientation
NSA Monterey Naval Postgraduate School New Student Orientation

NSA Monterey Order of Battle
- Security – Installation access - Emergency Management - Safety: Motorcycle Training Courses - Public Works - Command Religious Program - Fleet and Family Support Center Services - Sexual Assault Prevention and Response - MWR Facilities and Activities - NEX/Navy Lodge/Navy Federal Credit Union

NSA Monterey CO’s Interest items You are on a US Navy Base
All rules/regulations and FPCON procedures are enforced Professionalism Uniforms, parking, smoking areas, trash, drinking n driving, … Smoking only in authorized locations. Covered areas. We speak SAPR here. Full and robust SAPR program. We live in earthquake / wildfire country. Our only purpose is to make you successful. Tell us what we can do better by using NSAM CO’s Suggestion Box.

NSA Monterey Security

THIS IS A UNITED STATES MILITARY INSTALLATION
NSA Monterey Security Security Director – Mr. Dave Adams Police (Security) Department Morse Drive – Building 436 - Responsible for all Monterey Navy Property - 637 Acres / 5 Separate Sites - Many interlocking jurisdictions - Navy Civilian Police Officers, ASF, Reserve MAs Emergency Number: 9911, 911, or Non-Emergency: THIS IS A UNITED STATES MILITARY INSTALLATION

NSA Monterey Security See Something, Say Something! (831) 656-2555
Current FPCON: BRAVO Known gang activity: Seaside, Salinas Bags & Backpacks: ALL bags must be marked!!!! Concealed Carry Permits are not honored on Navy Property Transporting firearms on base is a crime Social Media: Don’t make yourself a target, be mindful of what you post. Active Shooter: RUN… HIDE… FIGHT See Something, Say Something! (831)

NSA Monterey Access & Parking
Parking: In designated marked spaces only (white lines) Visitor Control Center (VCC): Open M-F, , (831) Located at Sloat Ave. Entry Control Point Closed Weekends and Holidays Gate Access Request: Get information on the NPS website under “Base & Facilities” (Gate Access) Turnstile Access: Have your CAC programmed at the VCC Sloat Ave. Parking: Parking off-base on Sloat Ave (Student decal) TDY parking available: Contact Police for request form NO overnight parking: Except in lot “R”

NSA Monterey Security Parking Lots C, D, F, H are reserved for NPS Faculty and Staff. BLUE parking permits are required in these areas. Parking Lots K & B are High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lots and require an HOV time and date stamped paper pass from Sloat ECP. 2-hour metered (timed) parking in the Base Gym and center stalls of the NEX. The forfeiture of collateral amount is $55.00, includes court processing fees.

NSA Monterey Access & Parking
Sloat Ave ECP: Open 24/7 Annex ECP (FNMOC): Open 24/7 Del Monte ECP: Monday-Thursday Open and Friday Open Gate Hours are subject to change (Force Protection drills, holidays, etc.) Changes are normally announced via NSA Monterey Police Webpage:

NSA Monterey Emergency Management

NSA Monterey Emergency Management
Base Status Hotline: (831) Natural Hazards Wildfire Earthquakes Floods Coastal Erosion Tsunami Drought Technological Hazards Hazardous Materials Aircraft Mishaps Terrorism Drought - The D4 (Exceptional Drought) is the worst drought category on the Drought Monitor. The state has improved in the last 3 months, with 40% of the state being classified as "Exceptional Drought" (compared to over 55% in November), however, approximately 67% of California still remains in D3/D4 (Extreme/Exceptional) conditions and 93% of the state is classified as "Severe Drought" or worse. Wildfire – More than 9,000 firefighters battling nearly two-dozen wildfires across California with most of them in the North. Earthquakes - Between five to ten small earthquakes have been felt each year in Monterey County and one moderate earthquake has been felt along the San Andreas Fault near Parkfield every 22 years (1857, 1881, 1901, 1922, 1934, 1966, and 2004) over the past 150 years. Floods – Feb 1988, a series of El Nino winter storms hit various parts of California, and particularly Monterey County. Close timing of rainfall events contributed to intense flooding. An estimated 50 roads and highways were closed or restricted. Several communities were evacuated. Drinking water warning remained in effect for certain areas for some time and power was out for at least 6,600 homes. Coastal Erosion - As a result of the 1982–1983 El Niño events, approximately 20 to 40 feet of the marine terraces by Scenic Drive in Carmel fell into the sea. In the 1997–1998 El Niño winter storm event, a Light Detection and Ranging survey revealed that maximum dune erosion occurred in the vicinity of Fort Ord (43-foot retreat) and the city of Marina (50-foot retreat). During both El Niño events, several extremely steep cliffs (100 percent slope) near Big Sur failed as a result of increased wave attack. El Nino – There is a greater than 90% chance that a strong El Nino will continue through Northern Hemisphere winter and around 85% chance it will last into early spring 2016. Tsunamis - The largest, most damaging tsunamis in Monterey County history have come from large earthquakes in the Alaska-Aleutian Islands and Chile regions as distant tsunami sources and a potential submarine landslide as a local source. Although the potential for local tsunamis exists, they are much less frequent than distant source tsunamis.

Occupational Safety and Health
NSA Monterey Occupational Safety and Health

NSA Monterey Occupational Safety & Health
AED Locations: In every academic building and public space throughout the base. Make it a point to locate the AED in the building you occupy.

CPR, Automated External Defibrillators (AED) & First Aid Training We provide National Safety Council CPR, AED & First Aid certification training. The AED Coordinator is Holly Rose (831) ; The AED Coordinator serves as the POC, conducts training, manages the program and conducts monthly inspections.

Requirements: Level I Training = 15 hours – (Basic Rider Course) required for all military personnel prior to owning / operating a motorcycle. Level II Training = 8 hours – (Experienced Rider Course, Advanced Rider Course) required within 60 days of BRC & every 3 years.

Class is limited to 6 students; only 4 training motorcycles are available. Training is conducted by Information Science Consulting Incorporated (ISCI). BRC (Course ID 244): Meet at Bldg. 0730 ARC (Course ID 4294): Meet at Bldg. 0800 BRC II / ERC (Course ID 1254): Meet at the Motorcycle Range, Bldg. 0800

Motorcycle Safety: Course Registration / Schedules: Contacts: NPS Motorcycle Safety Representatives: Students: Contact Holly Rose; if you have questions

Public Works Department
NSA Monterey Public Works Department

NSA Monterey Public Works Department
Responsible for: Facilities Maintenance Environmental Energy Programs Transportation Please be our "Sensors" on NSA Monterey for needed: Building repair, ground maintenance, facility upgrades Contact the Trouble Desk at: or Keys - CAC Cards Encoded at Building 427 (PWD) Locksmith Shops

Command Religious Program
NSA Monterey Command Religious Program

NSA Monterey Command Religious Program
STAFF Commander Mark Giralmo Command Chaplain and Protestant Community Pastor Rev. Dominic Castro Catholic Community Pastor RP1 Isiah Linares (SW/AW) Office Administrator and Facilities Manager

“Why we’re here” Department of Defense Directive (DODD) Commander’s Responsibility to Provide for Religious Practices Title 10, United States Code (USC), sections 3073, 3547, 5142, and 8067 First Amendment of the Constitution Free Exercise, Freedom from Government Establishment, Free Speech, Freedom of Assembly

Provide Protestant Service , Sundays St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Community: Monday-Thursday; Sundays Non Denominational Para-church ministers on board NSA Monterey conducting Bible studies Weddings, Baptisms Facilitate Prayer Room Devotional Materials Care Privileged Communication Counseling Advise Moral & Ethical Advisor to the Command

Contact: O’Connor Hall, BLDG

NSA Monterey Fleet and Family Readiness
“You’re invited to be a part of our programs and services!”

Monterey Pines Golf Club Open Daily Located near the Monterey Fairgrounds 18 Hole Golf Course Golf Shop Rental Club Grill and Bar RV Park and Vehicle Storage Fleet & Family Support Center Located in La Mesa Housing Family & Life Skills Financial Management Transition Assistance Exceptional Family Member Parenting Education Like US on Facebook at ffscmonterey Child & Youth Programs Located in La Mesa Housing Child Care and After School Programs Respite Care Seasonal Camps Teen Programs Youth Sports

Navy Gateway Inns & Suites Located in the Hotel Del Monte BLDG. 220, 1st Floor Creating comfortable guests services for those who serve! Reservations at NAVY-BED or on-line athttp://ngis.dodlodging.net Food and Beverage Services Location: Hotel Del Monte, Build 220 El Prado Dining Room Trident Room Catered Events Location: Near the Dudley Knox Library Café Del Monte Starbucks Like Us on Facebook at Club Del Monte Employment Opportunities NAF HR Office Located in Hotel Del Monte Room 57 More Information available on-line at: School Liaison Officer Hotel Del Monte, BLDG. 220, 2nd Floor West Wing, Room 157

NSA Monterey Community Support Programs
Navy Community Recreation Special Events Family Activities Tours and Outings Life Skills Free Movies Tickets and Travel Office Discount Tickets Hotel Vouchers Local Attractions Location: 1st Floor Hotel Del Monte next to the Peacock Shop Like Us on Facebook at Naval Support Activity Monterey Navy Fitness Personal Training Group Exercise Classes Incentive Programs Adult Athletic Leagues Fun Runs Like Us on Facebook at Navy Fitness Monterey

Find MWR Events, Programs & Services in the Peacock Press or on-line at: navylifesw.com

NSA Monterey Fleet and Family Support Center
WE ARE HERE FOR YOU! La Mesa Housing Community 1280 Leahy Rd. Hours: M-F Phone:

What do we do for you? Support strong families and individuals through programs, educational workshops, counseling, advocacy and prevention programs and services Fleet and Family Supports All Service Branches, Single Service Member, Active Duty Members and their dependents, and Retirees

Programs and Services Counseling, Advocacy & Prevention Work and Family Life Programs Financial Management Relocation Assistance Family Employment Readiness Program (FERP) Suicide Awareness & Prevention Transition Assistance Management Program (TAMP) Deployment Services Life Skills Exceptional Family Member Program Information and Referral Clinical Counseling Family Advocacy Program New Parent Support Program Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR)

Where are we located? Phone: Hours: M-F 24/7 Appointment Scheduling

Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
NSA Monterey Fleet and Family Support Center Sexual Assault Prevention and Response

NSA Monterey Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
Who’s eligible? Full SAPR Services Military victims, regardless of when the sexual assault occurred Dependent victims 18 or older not involving intimate partner or spouse offender (referred to FAP) Limited SAPR Services DOD civilian employees and their family dependents 18 or older when stationed OCONUS U.S. citizen DOD contractor personnel in a contingency operation OCONUS U.S. citizen victims or Foreign National victims involving a military subject or assaulted on DoN jurisdiction

Usually victim’s first contact Supports victims SAPR VA/UVA FCA1 Graves, HM3 Hampton, HM3 Hargraves, IS2 Rhoads, YN3 Rivera, SN Orsburn, YN2 Flowers Promotes responsive command management Ensures command compliance with SAPR Program NOT involved with victim response Subject-matter expert Supervises SAPR VAs and UVAs Owns SAPR Program at Command level Ensures a command climate that discourages sexual assault. NSA Monterey Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Commanding Officer CAPT Wiley SARC Jen Schoen Unit SAPR POC NSAM Chief Haddow, NPS CS1 Cubangbang and LT Haddad

24/7 response to victims of sexual assault Information and referrals for support services Explanation of reporting options Helping victims work through barriers Accompanying victims during medical, investigative and legal procedures Providing Victim’s Rights information Assisting victims for as long as the victim chooses to receive services

DoD Safe Helpline: NSAM VA: SARC: SAPR personnel are available 24/7 to provide confidential support. It is never too late to seek help or ask questions.

School Liaison Officer
NSA Monterey School Liaison Officer School Liaison Officer

K-12 School Attendance in Monterey Bay Peninsula
NSA Monterey School Liaison Officer K-12 School Attendance in Monterey Bay Peninsula Cheryl G. McCloud, Ph.D. School Liaison Officer Naval Support Activity Monterey (831)

School Options California law requires that children between the ages of 6 and 18 attend school every day. Local School Homeschool Charter School Private School On-Line & Virtual Academy Incoming Military connected students may request a transfer to any school in the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District (MPUSD) Pacific Grove and Carmel School Districts require proof of residency within the district. If you choose to have your child attend a school that is outside of the military housing areas, you must provide transportation to and from school.

Local School Attendance
La Mesa Village La Mesa Elementary Colton Middle Monterey High Ord Military Community Marshall Elementary Seaside Middle Seaside High

School Hours Elementary
Regular School Day (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) 8:00-2:25 Collaboration Day (Wednesday) :00-12:50 Middle Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8:30-3:45 Wednesday :30-2:10 High School Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 7:50-3:00 or 8:00-3:10 Wednesday 7:50-1:35 or 8:00-1:40

School Liaison Officer nsamslo@nps.edu
Assisting military families with: • Inbound/Outbound school transfers • K-12 educational options • Local school resources • Special education system navigation • Graduation requirements/post-secondary options • Military and community services information • Deployment support Youth sponsorship opportunities

NSA Monterey Navy Exchange

Navy Exchange Main store Closed Saturday and Sunday
NSA Monterey Navy Exchange Barber Shop. Monday - Friday Saturday Closed Sunday Navy Exchange Main store Monday - Saturday Sunday Car Care Center Monday - Friday Closed Saturday and Sunday La Mesa Mini Mart. Monday - Saturday Sunday

Monterey Navy Exchange
NSA Monterey Navy Exchange Services Available Monterey Navy Exchange * Barbershop * Dry Cleaning and Laundry * Tailoring/ Embroidery Western Union Car Care Center * Automotive Repair

NSA Monterey Navy Lodge

NSA Monterey Spacious guest rooms Family suites Fully equipped kitchens Free Wi-Fi Complimentary breakfast Weekly manager reception PREMIER Guest Service Pets can stay at Navy Lodge

Rates: NSA Monterey Navy Lodge
$ Single and Standard Rooms with fully equipped kitchen $ – Family Suites, combination of two rooms (bedroom and living room)

NSA Monterey Questions?

Monterey Bay Spouses Club

MBOSC.net

LUNCH (Return at 1300)

Graduate Writing Center
Dr. Sandra Leavitt Director Dudley Knox Library First Floor Naval Postgraduate School

The GWC Mission Improve the critical thinking and writing skills of NPS students for success at NPS and as future military and civilian leaders

Students rate the GWC highly
Top 5 at NPS Professionalism of Teachers Graduate Writing Center Int’l Graduate Programs Office Medical (minus PHA and referrals) Library

“Honestly, I’d rather be in a firefight than write a thesis…”
Few have written a 70 to 100-page paper Descriptive, not analytical, writing Little to no feedback on your writing No writing course for years

Surveys say… What Faculty Want What Students Want What Faculty Want
Read clear writing 1. Understand EXPECTATIONS 2. Engage on content 2. Have the SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE to deliver 3. Strengthen reasoning 3. MANAGE the process What Faculty Want

How do we excel? Approach writing the way you train physically or learn a foreign language Practice — early and often Seek constructive feedback Gain expert advice

GWC’s Four Primary Services
Foundations of Academic Writing One-to-one Coaching Online Resources 25+ Hands-on Workshops

Foundations of Academic Writing
Tuesday, April 2, 1500– Glasgow Hall

Individualized Coaching
Submit drafts for PRE-REVIEW Meet by appointment, or drop-in Open 7 days a week Focused on YOUR needs

Coaches Build You Up Reading Strategies Brainstorming / Planning
Note- and test-taking Organization Argumentation Grammar / Punctuation Citations, quoting, and paraphrasing

Strong Support from Students
I must thank the Naval Postgraduate School’s Graduate Writing Center. Cheryldee Huddleston motivated me to think more deeply about war and write about my personal experiences. Alison Scharmota helped me maintain momentum in the thesis process. I am especially thankful for Carla Orvis Hunt, who prepared me to be a more competent writer, a more creative thinker, and a more professional Marine. —Major, USMC Thesis Acknowledgement

… and from Faculty The difference is remarkable
between those who consulted with the writing center and those who chose not to. Thank you! —Professor, Information Systems

Workshops: CRITICAL THINKING
Engage in debates. Create and defend ideas. Organization Logical analysis Active reading Literature reviews Research questions Data presentation and discussion

Boost credibility and integrity. Demonstrate understanding.
Workshops: MECHANICS Boost credibility and integrity. Demonstrate understanding. Mastery Series: Grammar Punctuation Clarity and Concision Build Better Sentences Paraphrasing, Quoting, and Citing , ,

my.nps.edu/web/gwc Workshop and coaching schedules, slides, handouts, bios Online sign-up Self-paced learning materials at “Resources” tab on our home page Confidential plagiarism checks Learning Tools page to optimize your concentration, well-being, and mission completion

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