In Review Magazine / Summer 2018
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Cover 2: On The Cover: U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Jennie Bellonio, a student in NPS’ Information Systems and Technology curriculum, sports virtual reality gear from the university’s MOVES Institute. Thanks to decades of continued research and study in relevant fields, the Naval Postgraduate School boasts robust programs in serious gaming, virtual reality and simulation, and wargaming, providing an invaluable resource for the DOD to capitalize on advancing the mission through concepts of play. GAME ON | Summer 2018 NPS Inducts Tighe Into University Hall of Fame; University Librarian Leaves a Legacy of Change; Bowman Scholar's CubeSat Research Gets a Boost Cover 1: On The Cover: U.S. Navy Lt. Anthony Starks, a student in NPS’ Space Systems Engineering curriculum, sports virtual reality gear from the university’s MOVES Institute. Thanks to decades of continued research and study in relevant fields, the Naval Postgraduate School boasts robust programs in serious gaming, virtual reality and simulation, and wargaming, providing an invaluable resource for the DOD to capitalize on advancing the mission through concepts of play.
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