Navy Postgraduate School at Monterey Shapes Naval Leaders
The Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, moved there in 1951, trains Navy officers for PhDs in 11 fields including aeronautics and oceanography. With 1,900 students and a 300 faculty, the school, costing about $12 million annually, emphasizes future naval science and leadership, boasting alumni such as Admirals Burke and Sharp and Vice Admiral Rickover.
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Peace Corps redefines course amid skill focus and family welcomes
Niamey dispatch notes a shift from mass volunteering to targeted placements. Officials cite a 8,000-strong corps, rising demand for skilled experts, and broader acceptance of married volunteers with children. The change aims to match receiving countries’ needs while sustaining global service.
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